Examples of using Zagreb in English and their translations into Turkish
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Sandra Svaljek, the director of the Zagreb Institute of Economics, said that the government's announcement
However, Faculty of Economics professor and Zagreb Institute of Economics member Zeljko Lovrincevic told SETimes that these measures are only small steps forward.
Belgrade and Zagreb are ready to work together to become"beacons of peace and stability in the region," Sanader told reporters.
Zagreb Public Library uploaded a digital collection called"Shedding Light on Heritage:
Pressing Zagreb to arrest and hand over the fugitive to the ICTY, del Ponte insisted witnesses had
Ljubljana has blocked Zagreb from completing 11 out of the 35 policy areas that candidate countries must successfully negotiate to enter the Union.
Ivo Josipovic of the opposition Social Democratic Party(SDP) and Zagreb Mayor Milan Bandic will face each other in the runoff on Sunday.
Zagreb was told that if it wants to stay on track for starting negotiations,
President Boris Tadic, visiting Zagreb, became the first Serbian official to apologize to Croatia for atrocities committed during the 1990s.
Nataša Maric, born in'62, Zagreb, 53 Selska Street, diagnosed with a tumor on the left ovary, surgery May 9.
Croatian soprano Marija Kuhar Sosa has won the Best Young Musician of the Year award, the Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra
Kosor said Zagreb would instead focus on its own energy projects
Mitrović was member of the squad that won the Croatian Cup, scoring in the final against Dinamo Zagreb.
While the incumbent mayor will continue to lead Zagreb, other Croatian cities will have some new faces at the top.
Romanian Foreign Minister Adrian Cioroianu has assured his Croatian counterpart, Gordan Jandrokovic, that Zagreb can expect an invitation to membership.
Also in cultural news: Albena Grigorova wins the best actress award at the Skena Up festival in Kosovo, and Zagreb opens the Museum of Contemporary Art.
The country was hopeful that the following year Zagreb would host the Europe-wide musical event
Jankovic announced that the chamber will finance numerous Serbian businessmen's participation at the fair in Zagreb this year.
It is not yet known whether the bridge will form part of the extension of the A1 highway, currently connecting Zagreb with Split.
The Union is also pressing Zagreb to resolve its long-standing row with neighbouring Slovenia over their common sea border in the northern Adriatic.