We have started to collect the most important news related to Croatia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Fifa will investigate alleged racial abuse directed at Emile Heskey by Croatia fans during England's win in Zagreb last week.
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger warns England fans not to expect a repeat of Theo Walcott's 'exceptional' hat-trick in Croatia.
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England boss Fabio Capello says the secret to the 4-1 win in Croatia was that his side played with "confidence and courage".
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Theo Walcott scores three goals as England thrash Croatia 4-1 in a World Cup qualifier in Zagreb.
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England lead Croatia 4-1, while Northern Ireland are level with Czech Republic after Scotland defeat Iceland and Wales lose 2-1 in Russia.
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Hungarian energy giant, Mol, makes a bid to expand its stake in Croatia's oil firm Ina, for some 1.2bn euros.
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A Croatian film about two emigrants from opposing sides in Bosnia's war wins the main prizes at the Sarajevo Film Festival.
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A Croatian film about two emigrants from opposing sides in Bosnia's war wins the main prizes at the Sarajevo Film Festival.
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A top European court says Croatia did not discriminate against Roma pupils by separating them at school.
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A 95-year-old Croatian man suspected of war crimes during World War II says his conscience is clear.
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Co-hosts Austria draw 1-1 with Poland after Croatia stun favourites Germany at Euro 2008.
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A Croatian court for the first time convicts a Croatian general for war crimes against Serbs.
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Three Croatian ex-generals go on trial at the UN war crimes tribunal in one of its most high-profile cases.
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