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Masenjka Bacic
Masenjka Bacic is a journalist based in Split, Croatia. She is graduated in sociology and to be graduated in comparative literature and Spanish language. She is working as journalist since 2007. when started by working for local daily newspaper Solobodna Dalmacija and continued as free-lance ...
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War criminal in the Hague but still a war hero in Croatia
The article discusses the polarized reactions in Croatia following the suicide of convicted war criminal Slobodan Praljak after his guilty verdict at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. While some Croatian politicians and media outlets hailed Praljak as a hero, others, like opposition figures Goran Beus Richembergh and Vesna Pusic, faced threats for questioning this narrative. The Croatian government and president criticized the tribunal's verdict, calling it a moral injustice. The article highlights the broader political and media landscape in Croatia, where right-wing sentiments and patriotic sympathies influence public discourse.
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Aleksandar Brezar
Aleksandar Brezar is a journalist, factchecker and debunker with experience in a variety of media outlets, ranging from print and radio to television and online/new media. He also co-hosts Sarajevo Calling, a podcast on Western Balkans affairs. His work was featured in The Guardian, The Washington ...
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Jobs Completed 27
Job Success Rate 96%
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Nikola Tesla: The Spark of National Pride in Serbia and Croatia
The article discusses the debate between Serbia and Croatia over the cultural and ethnic heritage of Nikola Tesla, as Croatia plans to feature Tesla on its euro coins. Both nations claim Tesla as their own, with Croatia citing his birthplace in Smiljan (now Croatia) and Serbia highlighting his Serb ethnicity and Orthodox faith. The dispute has involved political leaders from both countries, with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković making public statements. The article also covers Tesla's life, his contributions to science and technology, and his posthumous recognition. It touches on the destruction of Tesla's birthplace during the Croatian War of Independence and the subsequent efforts to honor him in both countries. The piece concludes with reflections on Tesla's own views of his identity and the potential for his legacy to foster peace and cooperation in the Balkans.
Una Cilic
Una Cilic is a multimedia journalist, currently based in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Jobs Completed 9
Job Success Rate 100%
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Andrej Plenković arrives for a visit to BiH
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković is set to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina. The visit includes a panel on economic poverty in Tuzla, theatrical meetings in Brčko, and a media literacy campaign in Sarajevo.
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Dalibor Dobric
Dalibor Dobric is a journalist based in Zagreb, Croatia.
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Croatian Doctors Abroad: 'Leaving is a Rational Decision'
The Croatian healthcare system is facing a critical loss of medical professionals, with 525 doctors having left the country in three and a half years. This exodus is attributed to the search for better working conditions, respect for labor, and a decent life commensurate with the effort invested in education. Doctors like Senka Baranović and Marko Lukić share their positive experiences working in Scotland and the UK, highlighting better work-life balance, respect, and opportunities for professional development. The Croatian Medical Chamber warns that the government's inaction could lead to an irreversible decline in healthcare quality. While there is a longing for home, the decision to leave is described as rational rather than emotional, with the hope that future government concern might change this trend.
Adam Easton
Adam Easton has been the BBC correspondent in Warsaw since 2003. Before that he was the BBC correspondent in Caracas during the turbulent early years of the Chavez administration. Before that he was the correspondent for the Guardian newspaper in Manila. He got his start in local newspapers and ...
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Croatia bus crash: Twelve Polish pilgrims killed and 32 injured
A bus carrying Polish pilgrims veered off a road in Croatia, resulting in twelve fatalities and 32 injuries, with 19 in serious condition. The trip, organized by the Brotherhood of St Joseph Catholic group, was en route to a Catholic shrine in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Polish Foreign Ministry confirmed all passengers were Polish adults. An investigation into the cause of the accident has been ordered by Poland's justice minister, and two Polish ministers are traveling to Croatia. Croatian officials, including the Interior Minister and Prime Minister, have expressed their condolences and assured that emergency services are providing assistance.
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Joshua Evangelista
Joshua Evangelista is a journalist based in Torino, Italy.
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30 years after the war, Slovenia protests against the pro-Orban government
On the 30th anniversary of Slovenia's independence, anti-government protests filled Prešeren Square in Ljubljana, driven by resentment towards Prime Minister Janez Janša's administration, which is seen as corrupt and undemocratic. Protesters, led by Jaša Jenull and Tea Jarc, demand Janša's resignation and early elections, accusing the government of betraying the people's will by forming a coalition with right-wing parties. The protests, which have been ongoing weekly since March 2020, contrast sharply with the official independence celebrations attended by right-wing leaders from neighboring countries.
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Nick Gammon
Nick Gammon is a photojournalist and videographer based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. He shoots news and features, often for Agence France Presse as a freelance, covering any and all subjects on a daily basis.
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EU Special Summit: Von der Leyen Must Continue to Wait
The EU special summit saw mixed reactions regarding leadership positions, with significant support for Ursula von der Leyen's potential second term as EU Commission President. However, the summit also highlighted ongoing negotiations and disputes over other key positions, including the EU Council President and EU Foreign Representative. Key political figures expressed their views, with some showing disappointment over the process and others emphasizing the need for regional balance and continuity.
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Una Hajdari
Una Hajdari is an independent reporter largely focused on Central and Eastern Europe with experience in covering news on economic and political developments, as well as the far-right, nationalism and identity politics.
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Jobs Completed 13
Job Success Rate 92%
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Free media face crackdown from Croatia’s new leaders
Journalists in Croatia are under threat from the far-right Homeland Movement party, which has formed a coalition with Prime Minister Andrej Plenković's center-right party. The Homeland Movement aims to suppress independent media, particularly targeting the investigative outlet Novosti. The Croatian Journalists’ Association and the European Federation of Journalists have condemned these actions, warning of a potential violation of the rule of law. The situation poses a challenge for Plenković, who is considered for a significant EU role, as it could undermine Croatia's media freedom.
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Andrew Macdowall
Andrew MacDowall is a experienced correspondent, analyst, and consultant covering Central and Eastern Europe and the Balkans. He has also done substantial work in the MENA region and South-East Asia as a business journalist and analyst. He has written for publications including the Guardian, ...
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Croatia’s Populist President Looks Set to Win Another Term
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic has strengthened Croatia's alignment with the European Union and NATO, achieving significant economic growth. Despite his success, the HDZ-backed candidate in the upcoming presidential election is likely to lose to incumbent President Zoran Milanovic, who has been a formidable political figure since his first term in 2019.
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Milivoje Pantovic
Milivoje Pantovic is a investigative journalist based in Beograd, Serbia. He is specialized in the fields of domestic politics, foreign politics and culture. Milivoje was a journalist and editor in Serbian news agencies Tanjug and Beta, TV stations B92 and BK, newspaper "Politika", editor in ...
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Jobs Completed 14
Job Success Rate 88%
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Balkans Unlikely to Follow Hungary’s Migrant Vote
The Hungarian referendum on EU migrant quotas failed to reach the necessary threshold, but Prime Minister Viktor Orban plans to amend the constitution to validate the results. Experts believe that Balkan EU states are unlikely to follow Hungary's path, though there is concern about a potential rise in nationalist rhetoric. Croatia's new government, led by Andrej Plenkovic, is expected to support EU policies. Bulgaria and Romania also oppose holding similar referendums, with leaders advocating for European solidarity. Serbia, though not an EU member, is affected by Hungary's policies due to its ethnic Hungarian population. The article highlights the broader implications of Hungary's stance on migration for the region.
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Nicolas Pinault
Nicolas Pinault is a journalist based in Paris, France.
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Jobs Completed 161
Job Success Rate 99%
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WHO Raises Alarm Over Virus Spread in Brazil, Mexico
The World Health Organization expressed serious concerns about the rapid increase in COVID-19 cases in Brazil and Mexico, urging both countries to take the situation seriously. Brazil's Sao Paulo state imposed capacity limits on businesses to control the virus spread. Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech have applied for emergency authorization for their vaccines in the U.S. and Europe. Scott Atlas resigned as a special health adviser to President Trump after repeated clashes with other task force members. Anthony Fauci warned of a potential surge in U.S. cases post-Thanksgiving. European countries are considering measures to prevent virus spread during the ski season, and the WHO warned that malaria deaths in Africa might surpass COVID-19 deaths due to healthcare disruptions caused by the pandemic.
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Jelena Prtoric
Jelena Prtoric is a journalist based in Zagreb, Croatie.
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Croatia: “Anti-leaks” legislation and new media law proposal spell trouble for journalists
The Croatian government is proposing new legislation to criminalize unauthorized leaks from criminal proceedings, which has sparked significant backlash from journalists and legal experts who argue it will stifle journalistic freedom and deter potential sources. The proposed law, known as 'Lex A.P.', has been criticized for lacking protective clauses for journalists and potentially allowing the seizure of their communication tools. Additionally, a new media law draft, which includes controversial measures such as creating a registry of journalists and requiring them to reveal sources, has been put on hold. These legislative changes come as Croatia approaches a 'super election' year in 2024, with high stakes for the country's political landscape.
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Isabel Putinja
Isabel Putinja is a journalist based in Istria, Croatia.
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Jobs Completed 17
Job Success Rate 94%
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Croatia wants tourists to move there. These people are doing just that
Croatia has introduced a new law granting one-year residency permits to digital nomads from outside the European Union, aiming to boost long-term tourism and support local economies. The initiative, supported by Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and proposed by Dutch entrepreneur Jan de Jong, has already attracted several digital nomads, including American Melissa Paul and Mexicans Ariel Medel and Claudia Sau. The new law is seen as a win-win, offering digital nomads a Mediterranean lifestyle while benefiting Croatia's tourism industry. Despite some bureaucratic challenges, the initiative is generally well-received.
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Edward Szekeres
Edward Szekeres is a freelance journalist based in Bratislava, Slovakia. Well-versed in fixing, feature writing, interviewing and breaking news.
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As Vaccination Campaigns Falter, CEE Countries Get Creative
Vaccination rates in Central and Eastern European countries are declining, prompting creative strategies to boost uptake. Romania offers free snacks and promotes vaccination at tourist sites, while Croatia provides spa tickets and concerts. Slovakia has introduced a lottery and payments for vaccine brokers. Poland and Serbia have launched national lotteries and financial incentives. Montenegro offers days off and tourist vouchers for vaccinated individuals. Authorities emphasize the economic importance of vaccination, with some considering mandatory measures and restrictions for the unvaccinated.
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Georg Von Harrach
I am an experienced broadcast journalist providing analysis on European issues for leading broadcasters around the world. Based in Brussels covering EU affairs and NATO, I have worked with major news outlets including the BBC, Channel 4 News and CBC Canada. I provide news outlets with spot ...
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Job Success Rate 97%
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German government in slow motion collapse
The German government is facing a political crisis as Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition collapses following the dismissal of Finance Minister Christian Lindner, leading to the Free Democratic Party's withdrawal. Scholz plans a confidence vote in January, with potential early elections in March 2025. The Social Democrats and Greens will continue as a minority government, relying on conservative support. The crisis is exacerbated by economic challenges and a court ruling affecting budget plans. European leaders express support for Scholz, emphasizing Germany's role in the EU amidst political instability in member states.
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