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Current Headlines Tuesday, February 07, 2012 ● EU Commission losing patience with Greece ● Freezing Europe feels Russian gas shortage Monday, February 06, 2012 ● New York Wins Close Super Bowl Over New England ● TOLIMIR’S EXPERT PRESENTS ‘IMPLACABLE ARITHMETIC’ ● Travel chaos in Europe as cold claims more lives ● Eurogroup chief says Greece must pull its weight ● Britain's queen celebrates 60 years on the throne ● Southerly winds bring storms over weekend Sunday, February 05, 2012 ● A house in Dubrovnik…no, non, ne, nein, niet ● St. Blaise Festival comes to an end ● Heavy rains and floods in Konavle and Dubrovnik ● Monday deadline for Greece to accept EU bailout terms ● None of our competitor’s can come even close to our offering ● THREE TRIALS, TWO STATUS CONFERENCES AND A JUDGMENT Saturday, February 04, 2012 ● USA Today: Dubrovnik a record-setting destination ● Pelješac frozen under a white blanket ● Be brave, my people, don’t be afraid, be unique ● Photo Gallery: St. Blaise Festival Friday, February 03, 2012 ● US indicts Swiss bank Wegelin in tax fraud case ● Germany, Italy face off in court over Nazi war crime reparations ● Germany wins court battle in Nazi war crimes case ● Merkel gets highest approval rating in two years ● TUPAJIC: SCHEVENINGEN WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER THAN SOKOLAC ● Svetkovina svetog Vlaha - VIDEO Thursday, February 02, 2012 ● Deutsche Bank's investment banking takes a beating ● KARADZIC COUNTS PRISONERS ON AERIAL PHOTOS ● ‘FRIENDLY SECRET SERVICES’ EXCHANGED REPORTS ● Dubrovnik celebrates St. Blaise ● Traditional gathering in Hilton Imperial Wednesday, February 01, 2012 ● Soccer match riot in Egypt kills 73 ● Never forget this brave woman and her efforts for Dubrovnik ● RUEZ: ONLY ‘VICTIMS OF EXTERMINATION’ WERE BURIED IN MASS GRAVES ● MLADIC GOT HIS TROOPS ‘MOVING A BIT’ IN SKABRNJA ● JELENA RASIC PLEADS GUILTY TO BRIBING WITNESSES ● Artic storm to hit Dubrovnik Tuesday, January 31, 2012 ● Turkey welcomes French senators' move to block genocide bill ● German jobs' boom continues as unemployment falls to record low ● Germany to hire more immigrants into civil service ● KARADZIC: MASS GRAVES WERE THE RESULT OF TERRAIN CLEAR-UP ● FRENKI WAS “AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, NOT A LOGISTICIAN” ● Lower rate of tourism VAT welcomed by industry Monday, January 30, 2012 ● Increase in VAT will not increase prices ● EU summit opens with high tensions and mixed priorities ● Opinion: Greece doesn't need a fiscal nanny ● Greece will not be saved by rescue money alone, economist says ● GOTOVINA’S DEFENSE: ‘ACCEPT ARGUMENTS OF AMERICAN EXPERTS’ ● GENERAL WITH NO ONE TO COMMAND ● BADLY ELIMINATED TRACES OF CRIME Sunday, January 29, 2012 ● More than 300 ex-students at reunion ● CROATIAN MUSICIANS TAKE STATES BY STORM ● Shipwreck movements again halt search of Costa Concordia ● French President Outlines New Economic Plans ● THREE TRIALS FOR WAR CRIMES AND TWO CONTEMPT OF COURT TRIALS Saturday, January 28, 2012 ● In Davos, emerging economies boast of their potential ● Germany marks Holocaust Memorial Day with an appeal not to forget ● Serbian hooligans spoil European handball championships ● Greece rejects German plan to surrender control over its budget Friday, January 27, 2012 ● JAT Airways increase flights to Dubrovnik ● Reports of Libyan detainee torture drive Doctors Without Borders away ● Merkel and Sarkozy forge unlikely - and unequal - partnership ● RECONSTRUCTING THE CRIMES IN SREBRENICA ● KARADZIC WANTS INTERVIEWS WITH GREEK PRESIDENT AND FRENCH OFFICER Thursday, January 26, 2012 ● German parliament resolves draw-down of Afghan mission ● Former chief of PIP breast implant firm arrested ● KARADZIC FALLS BACK ON SUNSHINE AND SHADOWS IN HIS DEFENSE ● PROSECUTION FAILS TO MAKE ITS CASE CLEAR Wednesday, January 25, 2012 ● Croatian national tourist board cuts marketing budget ● In Davos, Merkel urges Europe to become 'more European' ● Brussels demands Deutsche Post repay millions in 'illegal state aid'
