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Zagreb Subversive Festival 2021: Progressive Films and Discussions in October
After the iconic Kino Europa (Europa Cinema) in Zagreb’s centre closed down (despite huge support for it to remain, as ...
Croatian Chamber of Nurses Distances Itself From Unscientific Views on Vaccination
“A large number of nurses have been vaccinated, notably 72 percent of them, and the Chamber once again calls on ...
Iron Age Danube Route Magazine: The First Issue Available For Free Reading
With the Iron Age Danube Route getting recognition as a cultural route by the European Council earlier in 2021, the ...
Andautonia For Everyone Programme: The Ščitarjevo Ancient Romans
Give or take 24 minutes by car from Zagreb to the south-east lies the village of Ščitarjevo. Belonging to the ...
Dubrovnik-Bulgaria Connection: Scientific View on Art and History Ties
Connections between Dubrovnik and Bulgaria date back to as early as the 13th century. These connections weren’t just in a ...
Klima-Forum Conference: All Things Cooling and Air-Conditioning to be Discussed in Umag
”Nineteen days and eighteen hours” is displayed on the countdown on the Energetika-marketing.hr website at the time of writing this article. ...
DANUP-2-Gas Project: Danube Countries United in Introducing Renewable Energy
The beautiful Danube region in Slavonia, apart from boasting natural beauty, also has a lot of historical and archaeological significance. ...
Croatian Roma History: Dr. Danijel Vojak Warns on Lack of Systematic Research
The Romani population has lived in the lands that are today part of the Republic of Croatia for over six ...
First Croatian STED Microscope: New Opportunity For Cell Researchers
The super-resolution microscope (STED) worth 4.5 million kuna has become a new edition to the selection of delicate but useful ...
DroneDays 2021: All About Drones in Biograd na Moru
Airplanes are fun, but unless yo’re a pilot, you can only passively enjoy the stunning aerial view as you travel ...
