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AGERPRES exhibition 'Romania: Evolution' opens in Zagreb
The exhibition mounted by the AGERPRES National News Agency called '' Romania: Evolution'' opened on Wednesday evening in Zagreb, in the Rotonda House of Journalists, at a reception extended by the Romanian Embassy in Croatia to celebrate Romania's National Day and the centennial of its Greater Union.
Croatian Church Venues Host Jasenovac Camp Revisionist Events
Slovenian right-winger Roman Leljak will promote his book and film denying academic research-based data on the Jasenovac World War II concentration camp at Catholic church venues across Croatia.
Vulin: "The war is over for everyone, except Croatia"
The Minister said this on the 79th Anniversary of the World War II outbreak.
Cable Operator United Group to Meet Potential Buyers
Dutch-based cable and pay-TV operator United Group is to conduct meetings over the coming week with potential buyers, two sources familiar with the matter told BIRN, ahead of a reported auction in September.
Supermodels and Celeb Couples Holiday in Montenegro and Croatia
Summer is, as usual, drawing a clutch of world-famous celebrities to Croatia's fashionable coast, including British catwalk legend Naomi Campbell, who has been enjoying cruising on the Adriatic.
Balkan Docs Feature in Kosovo Film Festival
Of the six competing categories in Kosovo's international documentary and short film festival, Dokufest, which opens on Friday in Prizren, the Balkan Dox category will feature 16 documentaries from the region.
Sarabande, a film by the Kosovo director Kaltrina Krasniqi, started as a personal documentary on the classical music virtuoso Petrit Ceku.
Epic Drama Joins A1 Bulgaria
A1 Bulgaria, previously known as Mtel, has added Viasat World's Epic Drama to its IPTV and cable offers.
Croatia Farewells Music Legend Oliver Dragojevic
Family, friends, state leaders and devoted fans gathered in the Croatian coastal city of Split on Tuesday to bid a final farewell to one of Yugoslavia's most famous musicians, Oliver Dragojevic, who died on Sunday at the age of 71.
Popular Croatian Musician Oliver Dragojevic Dies
Croatian music legend Oliver Dragojevichad died in Split, after a year-long battle with cancer.
Born in Vela Luka on the island of Korcula, Dragojevic has enjoyed a long career and was considered one of the most iconic music stars in Croatia.
Serbia to finance motion picture about Jasenovac death camp
Jasenovac was one of the extermination camps set up and operated by the Ustasha regime of the Independent State of Croatia (NDH), a Second World War era Nazi-allied entity.
Bulgaria will Participate with a Band at the Eurovision (Video)
Bulgaria will be represented by the specially created group "Equinox" in this year's Eurovision Song Contest.
The song selected by the jury is called Bones, and the performers are Zhana Bergendorf, Vladimir Mihaylov, George Simeonov-Jay, Johnny Manuel and Trey Campbell. Composer of the song is Borislav Milanov.
Croatian 'Novosti' Shortlisted for Freedom of Expression Award
The London-based NGO Index on Censorship has shortlisted the Croatian independent weekly Novosti as one of only four finalists for its prestigious 2018 Freedom of Expression Award.
Croatian War Widows Slate HRT 'Insulting' Comedy Film
Widows of war veterans have condemned Croatia's national broadcaster for showing a comedy film about investigations intp their pensions – although it was moved to a late-night slot.
Experts Scorn Croatian Leaders' Obsession With 'Hybrid Warfare'
Media experts have hit back at claims made by top Croatian politicians, including the PM, that the media are engaging in a form of "hybrid warfare" against them and Croatia.
Who was Diana Budisavljevic?
The book "Diana's List", a biographical novel of Diana Budisavljevic is one of the most significant books published by Samizdat B92.