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Josip Simunic signs for Dinamo Zagreb [Aug 31, 2011] BERLIN (AP) ? Hoffenheim says Croatia midfielder Josip Simunic has agreed to transfer to Dinamo Zagreb. The Bundesliga club said on Wednesday, the last day of the transfer market, that the 33-year-old central defender would get more playing time in his homeland. [via YahooNews] More >>

Merkel: Germany open to Croatian EU membership, sees 'clear progress' in Balkan country [May 06, 2011] BERLIN - German Chancellor Angela Merkel says Berlin is "very open" to Croatia joining the European Union. [via YahooNews] More >>

Merkel: Germany open to Croatian EU membership, sees 'clear progress' in Balkan country [May 05, 2011] BERLIN - German Chancellor Angela Merkel says Berlin is "very open" to Croatia joining the European Union. [via YahooNews] More >>

Merkel: Germany open to Croatian EU membership, sees 'clear progress' in Balkan country [May 05, 2011] BERLIN - German Chancellor Angela Merkel says Berlin is "very open" to Croatia joining the European Union. [via YahooNews] More >>

Croat president travels to Germany despite threat included in embassy package [Jan 25, 2011] ZAGREB, Croatia - Croatian president Ivo Josipovic said Tuesday he will go ahead with a trip to Germany this week despite a threatening letter and hand grenade sent to the country's embassy in Berlin. [via YahooNews] More >>

Germany expects Croatia to join EU soon - Summary [Jan 20, 2011] Berlin- German President Christian Wulff agreed on Thursday with his Croatian counterpart Ivo Josipovic that the Balkan state would soon be ready to join the European Union. [via YahooNews] More >>

President Josipovic expects Croatia to join EU soon [Jan 20, 2011] Berlin - Croatian President Ivo Josipovic on Thursday said his country would be ready to join the European Union soon, as he expected accession negotiations to be completed by the end of July. [via YahooNews] More >>

Hand Grenade Found Outside Croatia's Embassy in Berlin [Jan 18, 2011] A package containing a hand grenade has been found outside Croatia's Embassy in Berlin on Monday. German police units have reportedly removed the deadly weapon to a safe place where it could be blown. The hand grenade was found just two days before Croatia's President Ivo Josipovic's visit to Germany.... [via YahooNews] More >>