2021. (MMXXI) je druga godina desetljeća 2020-ih i dvadeset prva godina trećega tisućuljeća. Započela je u petak, 1. siječnja, a završit će također u petak, 31. prosinca. Budući da je pandemija virusa COVID-19 tijekom 2020. uzrokovala poremećaje na svjetskoj razini, mnogi su događaji odgođeni za 2021. godinu kao što su Pjesma Eurovizije, Europsko nogometno prvenstvo, Ljetne olimpijske i Paraolimpijske igre te Svjetska izložba

Odlukom Europske komisije 2021. proglašena je Europskom godinom željeznice. Europska godina željeznice 2021. Ministarstvo mora, prometa i infrastrukture. Pristupljeno 10. rujna 2021.  Odlukom Hrvatskog sabora proglašena Godinom Marka Marulića, u spomen na 500. godišnjicu objave Judite te Godinom čitanja u RH2021. godina proglašena Godinom čitanja u Hrvatskoj Ministarstvo znanosti i obrazovanja. Pristupljeno 9. travnja 2021. U Katoličkoj Crkvi proglašene su Jubilejska godina svetog Josipa i Ignacijeva godina.

 Događaji
 Siječanj
 1. siječnja – Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo napustilo Europsku uniju. Afričko kontinentalno područje slobodne trgovine (AfCFTA) stupilo na snagu.
 2. siječnja – dan žalosti povodom potresa koji je 29. prosinca 2020. pogodio Banovinu.
 3. siječnja – povodom potresa, Hrvatska je dobila humanitarnu pomoć iz 20 država uključujući Tursku, Njemačku i Švedsku. Dan žalosti u Hrvatskoj povodom smrti osmero mladih Hrvata u Posušju. Sutra u Hrvatskoj Dan žalosti zbog smrti osmero mladih u Posušju Hrvatski medijski servis, objavljeno 4. siječnja 2021., pristupljeno 11. siječnja 2021.
 3. siječnja – skijašica Petra Vlhová pobijedila tradicionalni ženski slalom Svjetskoga skijaškog kupa na zagrebačkom Sljemenu.
 4. siječnja – tijekom ranoga jutra zabilježena su nova podrhtavanja tla na području središnje Hrvatske. Također je dva dana kasnije zabilježen i još jedan jak potres u Hrvatskoj.
5. siječnja – Saudijska Arabija ponovno otvara svoju granicu s Katarom, završavajući trogodišnju diplomatsku krizu.
6. siječnja – Veliki juriš na Kapitol Sjedinjenih Država. Trumpove pristaše probile u zgradu tijekom poslijepodnenvih sati.
7. siječnja – Irak izdaje tjeralicu za Donalda Trumpa zbog atentata na Qasema Soleimanija.
 12. siječnja – Adobe Flash Player u potpunosti je prekinuo s radom. Istekao je 31. prosinca 2020.
 20. siječnja – inauguracija Josepha Bidena, 46. američkog predsjednika.

 Ožujak
 8. ožujka – zakazano suđenje četvorici policajaca koji su sudjelovali u ubojstvu Georgea Floyda.
 18. ožujka – Zagrebački Dinamo velikom pobjedom nad Tottenhamom s 3:0 (3:2) nakon oba produžetka ušao u četvrtfinale Europske lige. Utakmica se odigrala na zagrebačkom Maksimiru, a sva tri pogotka zabio je Mislav Oršić.

 Travanj

 19. travnja – Poletio helikopter Ingenuity, uspostavljajući prvi let na drugom planetu u povijesti.

 Svibanj

 2. svibnja – Zakazan peti let helikoptera Ingenuity.

 18. svibnja – 22. svibnja – Pjesma Eurovizije 2020. trebala bi biti održana u Rotterdamu u Nizozemskoj nakon otkazivanja natjecanja 2020. godine zbog pandemije virusa COVID-19.

 Lipanj
 12. lipnja – Hrvatska nogometna reprezentacija izgubila od Engleske rezultatom 1:0 u prvoj utakmici skupine Eura 2020. i time po prvi puta otvorila Europsko prvenstvo porazom.
 18. lipnja – Hrvatska nogometna reprezentacija remizirala rezultatom 1:1 protiv Češke u drugoj utakmici grupne faze Eura 2020.
 22. lipnja – Hrvatska nogometna reprezentacija pobijedila Škotsku rezultatom 3:1 u trećoj utakmici grupne faze Eura 2020. i time po prvi puta pobijedila ovu reprezentaciju. Zanimljivo je da je i ovo prvi put da je Hrvatska pobijedila treću utakmicu skupine na europskim prvenstvima.
 25. lipnja – Olujno nevrijeme drugi put u mjesec dana pogađa Požegu i okolicu, s velikim štetama na imovini i okolišu.
 28. lipnja – Hrvatska nogometna reprezentacija izgubila od Španjolske u osmini finala Eura 2020. rezultatom 3:5 (3:3) nakon produžetaka. Hrvatska je do 84. minute gubila 1:3, no dvama se brzim pogodcima u 85. i 92. minuti vraća u igru za četvrtfinale, ali prima dva pogotka u prvom produžetku koji postaju nedostižni za Vatrene. Utakmicu je obilježila i kardinalna greška Španjolca Azpilicuetea koji zabija svoj prvi gol u dresu Španjolske – autogol. Američki ESPN FC neslužbeno je utakmicu proglasio najboljom na turniru, a njemački Bild ovu utakmicu u naslovu naziva "najboljom utakmicom Europskog prvenstva". Ovo je druga utakmica u povijesti europskih prvenstava po broju postignutih golova. Rekord drži utakmica između Jugoslavije i Francuske na Euru 1960. (5:4) koja je odvela Jugoslaviju u finale. Zanimljivo je i da je dan poslije utakmice, Hrvatska radiotelevizija u emisiji Europeo objavila kratki intervju s bivšim svjetskim šahovskim prvakom Viswanathanom Anandom koji u hrvatskom dresu navija za Hrvatsku uoči velikog šahovskog turnira koji će se održati u Zagrebu.

 Srpanj

 10. srpnja – Hrvatski tenisači Nikola Mektić i Mate Pavić osvojili Wimbledon u konkurenciji muških parova. To je prvi hrvatski par s Grand Slam naslovom.

 11. srpnja – Talijanska nogometna reprezentacija osvojila naslov europskog prvaka po drugi puta u svojoj povijesti pobjedom nad reprezentacijom Engleske na Wembleyu nakon izvođenja jedanaesteraca rezultatom 1:1 (4:3).

 30. srpnja – na Olimpijskim igrama odigralo se tenisko finale u muškim parovima kojega su činila oba para iz Hrvatske, Nikola Mektić i Mate Pavić te Marin Čilić i Ivan Dodig. Finale su osvojili Mektić i Pavić rezultatom 6:4, 3:6, 10:6. Zanimljivo je da je to prvo olimpijsko tenisko finale u muškim parovima koje su igrali parovi iz iste države još od Londona 1908. kada su slavili Britanci.

 Kolovoz
 31. kolovoza – Započeo beatifikacijski postupak za creskog svećenika Placida Cortesea

 Rujan
 6. rujna – Svečanim euharistijskim slavljem na Trgu junaka u Budimpešti otvoren LII. Međunarodni euharistijski kongres.
 12. rujna – U Varšavi beatificirani Stefan Wyszyński i Majka Czacka.
 14. rujna – Papa Franjo u apostolskom pohodu Slovačkoj u Prešovu suslavio euharistijsko slavlje grkokatoličkog obreda. Bogoslužje je predvodio nadbiskup Jan Babjak, a Križecačku eparhiju i HBK predstavljao je msgr. Milan Stipić.

 Listopad
 1. listopada – predviđeno održavanje Svjetske izložbe 2020. Odgođena je 20. listopada 2020. zbog pandemije virusa COVID-19.

 Studeni
 1. studenoga – 12. studenoga – konferencija UN-a o klimatskim promjenama 2021. trebala bi se održati u Glasgowu, Škotska, Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo.
 14. studenoga - Hrvatska nogometna reprezentacija u posljednjoj utakmici grupe H kvalifikacija za Svjetsko prvenstvo u Kataru 2022. u teškoj utakmici na Poljudu pobjedom nad Rusijom 1:0 autogolom Kudrjašova u 81. minuti zasjela na prvo mjesto skupine i izborila nastup na svjetskom prvenstvu. Ovom je pobjedom Zlatko Dalić postao prvi izbornik reprezentacije koji je odveo Hrvatsku na tri velika natjecanja.

 Športski događaji
13. siječnja – 31. siječnja – Svjetsko prvenstvo u rukometu - Egipat 2021.
 11. lipnja – 11. srpnja – Europsko prvenstvo u nogometu - Europa 2020., koje je prethodno odgođeno 12. lipnja 2020. godine zbog pandemije virusa COVID-19.
 23. srpnja – 9. kolovoza – Ljetne olimpijske igre 2020. u Tokiju u Japanu. Prethodno su odgođene 24. srpnja 2020. zbog pandemije virusa COVID-19.

 Rođenja

 Smrti

 Siječanj
 1. siječnja
 Elmira Minita Gordon, 1. generalna guvernerka Belizea (* 1930.)
 Carlos do Carmo, portugalski pjevač (* 1939.)
 Liam Reilly, irski pjevač (* 1955.)
 2. siječnja
 Marco Formentini, talijanski političar, bivši gradonačelnik Milana (* 1930.)
 Modibo Keita, 8. premijer Malija (* 1942.)
 Michael McKevitt, irski republikanski paravojni vođa i osnivač Real IRA-e (* 1949.)
 Paul Westphal, američki košarkaš i trener (* 1950.)
 3. siječnja – Gerry Marsden, engleski glazbenik (* 1942.)
 4. siječnja
 Martinus Veltman, nizozemski fizičar i nobelovac (* 1931.)
 Nojko Marinović, hrvatski general i dragovoljac Domovinskog rata (* 1948.)
 Tanya Roberts, američka glumica (* 1955.)
 7. siječnja – Biserka Cvejić, srpska operna pjevačica hrvatskog podrijetla (* 1923.)
 8. siječnja – Goran Filipi, hrvatski jezikoslovac, romanist i leksikograf (* 1954.)
 11. siječnja – Magda Matošić, hrvatska glumica (* 1928.)
 15. siječnja – Benjamin de Rothschild,  francuski bankar iz švicarske linije francuske loze bankarske židovske obitelji Rothschild (* 1963.)
 16. siječnja – Phil Spector, američki glazbeni producent, skladatelj i glazbenik (* 1940.)
 20. siječnja – Mira Furlan, američko-hrvatska filmska, kazališna i televizijska glumica (* 1955.)
 22. siječnja – Truda Stamać, hrvatska književnica i prevoditeljica (* 1942.)
 23. siječnja – Larry King, američki radijski i televizijski voditelj (* 1933.)
 24. siječnja – Mladen Baraković, hrvatski jazz glazbenik i kontrabasist (* 1950.)
 26. siječnja – Egidio Ćepulić, hrvatski lječnik (* 1946.)
 30. siječnja – Željko Pavičić, hrvatski skladatelj, tekstopisac i pjesnik (* 1949.)
 31. siječnja – Miroslav Tuđman, hrvatski političar (* 1946.)Robert Bajruši: Preminuo je saborski zastupnik i sin prvog hrvatskog predsjednika Miroslav Tuđman Jutarnji list objavljeno 31. siječnja 2021. pristupljeno 31. siječnja 2021.

 Veljača
 1. veljače – Đuro Savinović, hrvatski vaterpolist (* 1950.)
 5. veljače – Christopher Plummer, kanadski glumac (* 1929.)
 7. veljače – Ante Mrvica, hrvatski pomorac (* 1952.)
 8. veljače – Ivan Andrašić, hrvatski novinar, pjesnik i dramaturg iz Srbije (* 1955.)Hrvatska riječ: Kroničar i promotor šokačkih Hrvata, pristupljeno 19. ožujka 2021. godine
 Dragutin Drk, hrvatski poduzetnik (* 1937.)
 9. veljače – Leo Klasinc, hrvatski akademik (* 1937.)
 14. veljače
 Josip Stipanov,  hrvatski filozof, knjižničar te ravnatelj Nacionalne i sveučilišne knjižnice u Zagrebu. (* 1939.)
 Duško Popovski, hrvatski malonogometaš, prvi kapetan hrvatske malonogometne reprezentacije (* 1970.)
 16. veljače – Nenad Šepić, hrvatski pravnik i književnik (* 1943.)
 19. veljače
 Đorđe Balašević, srpski kantautor (* 1953.)Umro Đorđe Balašević: Čuveni kantautor preminuo u 68. godini, Jutarnji list, objavljeno 19. veljače 2021., pristupljeno 19. veljače 2021.
 Florijan Mićković, hrvatski umjetnik i akademski kipar (* 1935.)HINA, Preminuo akademski kipar Florijan Mićković, član HDLU-a i ULULBIH, Glas Istre, objavljeno 19. veljače 2021., pristupljeno 19. veljače 2021.
 21. veljače – Zlatko Saračević, hrvatski rukometaš i trener (* 1961.)Umro je Zlatko Saračević, Index.hr,  objavljeno 21. veljače 2021., pristupljeno 21. veljače 2021.
 27. veljače – Dragutin Pasarić, hrvatski povjesničar i novinar (* 1948.)
 28. veljače – Milan Bandić, zagrebački gradonačelnik (* 1955.)

 Ožujak
 1. ožujka – Zlatko Kranjčar, hrvatski nogometaš i trener (* 1956.)
 6. ožujka – Boris Komnenić, srpski glumac (* 1957.)Preminuo glumac Boris Komnenić, Popadić iz Boljeg života, Index.hr, objavljeno 7. ožujka 2021., pristupljeno 7. ožujka 2021.
 12. ožujka
 Ivo Trumbić, hrvatski vaterpolist (* 1935.)
 Višnja Markovinović, hrvatska slikarica i keramičarka (* 1930.)
 13. ožujka – Josip Božičević, hrvatski akademik (* 1929.)
 17. ožujka – Marijan Turkulin, hrvatski arhitekt (* 1939.)
 22. ožujka – Ivan Mužić, hrvatski povjesničar (* 1934.)
 23. ožujka – Irena Vrkljan, hrvatska književnica (* 1930.)
 24. ožujka – Joško Juvančić, hrvatski kazališni redatelj i kazališni pedagog (* 1936.)
 24. ožujka – Tomislav Meštrić, hrvatski književnik (* 1931.)
 25. ožujka – Ivan Jurić, hrvatski povjesničar (* 1932.)

 Travanj
 6. travnja
 Mirko Kovačević, hrvatski književnik (* 1948.)
 Hans Küng, švicarski katolički svećenik i teolog (* 1928.)
Predrag Živković Tozovac, srpski pjevač (*1936.)
 7. travnja – Fjodor Fatičić,  hrvatski fotograf (* 1947.)
 8. travnja
 Jovan Divjak, bosanskohercegovački general (* 1937.)
 Stijepo Obad, hrvatski povjesničar (* 1930.)
 9. travnja – Filip, vojvoda od Edinburgha, britanski princ, suprug kraljice Elizabete II. (* 1921.)
 11. travnja - Slobodan Štambuk Hvarski biskup u miru(*1941)
 13. travnja – Dunja Hebrang, hrvatska književnica (* 1943.)
 16. travnja – Krešmir Krnjević, hrvatski liječnik (* 1927.)
 28. travnja
 Juraj Gracin, hrvatski talijanist i kroatist (* 1938.)
 Michael Collins, američki astronaut, član misije Apollo 11 (* 1930.)
Juan Joya Borja, poznat kao El Risitas, španjolski komičar i glumac (* 1956.)
 29. travnja – Bogdan Žižić, hrvatski redatelj (* 1934.)

 Svibanj
 4. svibnja – Saša Anočić, hrvatski glumac i redatelj (* 1968.)hr.n1info.com, "Preminuo hrvatski glumac i redatelj Saša Anočić", objavljeno 5. svibnja 2021., pristupljeno 5. svibnja 2021.
 18. svibnja – Charles Grodin, američki glumac (* 1935.)
 21. svibnja – Zdenko Vukasović, hrvatski nogometni vratar (* 1941.)

 Lipanj
 9. lipnja – Gottfried Böhm, njemački arhitekt (* 1920.)
 14. lipnja – Lisa Banes, američka glumica (* 1955.)
17. lipnja – Novica Zdravković, srpski pjevač (* 1947.)

 Srpanj
 6. srpnja – Richard Donner, američki filmski redatelj (* 1930.)
 11. srpnja – Nenad Šegvić, hrvatski kazališni glumac (* 1936.)
 18. srpnja – Silvije Tomašević, hrvatski novinar i publicist, dopisnik za Večernji list iz Rima i Vatikana (* 1949.)
 19. srpnja – Ranko Stojić, hrvatski glumac (* 1952.)
 27. srpnja – Jakov Radovčić, hrvatski paleontolog (* 1946.)
 28. srpnja – Ruben Radica, hrvatski skladatelj, glazbeni pedagog i akademik (* 1931.)

 Kolovoz
 4. kolovoza – Sead Ivan Muhamedagić, hrvatski prevoditelj i pjesnik (* 1954.)
 9. kolovoza – Tomislav Petranović Rvat, hrvatski slikar (* 1934.)
 14. kolovoza – Ante Rožić, hrvatski arhitekt (* 1934.)
 20. kolovoza – Rudolf Rabfeld, hrvatski kuglač i inženjer (* 1941.)
 27. kolovoza – Stjepan Babić, hrvatski jezikoslovac (* 1925.)

 Rujan
 2. rujna – Mikis Theodorakis, grčki skladatelj (* 1925.)
 7. rujna – Blaženka Milić, hrvatska operna pjevačica (* 1939.)
 8. rujna – Branko Sokač, hrvatski geolog i akademik (* 1933.)
 15. rujna – Žana Lelas, hrvatska košarkašica (* 1970.)
 19. rujna – Marina Tucaković, srbijanska tekstopiskinja (* 1953.)
 21. rujna – Zdravko Sančević, hrvatski diplomat i dužnosnik (* 1931.)
22. rujna – Nenad Nenadović, srbijanski glumac i TV voditelj (* 1964.)

 Listopad
 5. listopada – Pavao Štalter, hrvatski animator, redatelj, scenograf i scenarist animiranih filmova (* 1929.)
15. listopada
Ivo Štivičić, hrvatski dramaturg i scenarist (* 1936.)
David Amess, britanski zastupnik (* 1952.)
 18. listopada – Colin Powell, američki političar (* 1937.)
 21. listopada
 Žarko Potočnjak, hrvatski glumac (* 1946.)
 Anđelko Vuletić, hrvatski i bosanskohercegovački književnik (* 1933.)

 Studeni

 1. studenoga – Vlatka Grakalić, hrvatska pjevačica (* 1973.)
 5. studenoga
 Marília Mendonça, brazilska pjevačica i tekstopiskinja (* 1995.)
 Jelena Brajša, hrvatska humanitarka (* 1935.)
 6. studenoga
Josip Uhlik, hrvatski arhitekt i urbanist (* 1921.)
Marinko Rokvić, bosanskohercegovački i srpski pjevač narodne glazbe (* 1954.)
20. studenoga – Slavko Degoricija, profesor povijesti i hrvatski političar (* 1930.)
 21. studenoga
 Antonio Sammartino, hrvatski književnik (* 1961.)
 Darija Kulenović Gudan, hrvatska filmska producentica U 49. godini preminula filmska producentica Darija Kulenović Gudan Hrvatska radiotelevizija. Objavljeno 21. studenoga 2021. Pristupljeno 5. prosinca 2021.  (* 1972.)
 26. studenoga – Ante Barbača, hrvatski voditelj klape Šibenik (* 1941.)
 27. studenoga – Ivo Bičanić, hrvatski ekonomist (* 1951.)
 30. studenoga
Marcus Lamb, američki evangelist i osnivač kršćanske televizije (* 1957.)
Ray Kennedy, engleski nogometaš (* 1951.)

 Prosinac
2. prosinca – Mladen Ivezić, hrvatski povjesničar, komparatist i filozof (* 1957.)
3. prosinca
Lamine Diack, senegalski športski djelatnik (* 1933.)
Kasandra, hrvatska pjevačica (* 1973.)
5. prosinca – Jadran Franceschi, hrvatski odvjetnik (* 1971.)
10. prosinca – Tomislav Kuljiš, hrvatski kroatist i pisac (* 1930.)
12. prosinca - Ranko Tihomirović, hrvatski kazališni glumac (* 1951.)
16. prosinca – Pavle Dešpalj, hrvatski dirigent, skladatelj i akademik (* 1934.)
28. prosinac – Grichka Bogdanoff, francuski televizijski voditelj (* 1949.)
31. prosinca – Betty White, američka glumica (* 1922.)

 Obljetnice i godišnjice
 800 godina dominikanaca u Hrvatskoj. Dominikanci započeli proslavu velikog jubileja, prije 800 godina došli su u Hrvatsku, pristupljeno 31. siječnja 2021.
 800 godina požeškog Kaptola Dečak, Hrvoje. 800 godina Kaptola kod Požege, Meridijani, br. 217 (rujan 2021.), str. 12
 700. obljetnica Danteove smrti O Danteu Alighieriju 700 godina nakon njegove smrti Hrvatska katolička mreža, 20. srpnja 2021., pristupljeno 21. srpnja 2021.  James Matthew Wilson. Dante At Seven Hundred Catholic World Report, 15. rujna 2021., pristupljeno 5. prosinca 2021.
 500 godina Marulićeve Judite
 500. godišnjica rođenja glagoljaša Stipana Konzula Ušković Croata, Petar: „Velika obljetnica istarskog glagoljaša”, Vijenac, br. 727 (13. siječnja 2022.), str. 21.
200 godina Napoleonove smrti
 100. obljetnica rođenja Smiljka Ašpergera, Branka Bauera, Ivana Kožarića, Zvjezdane Ladike, Vojina Jelića, Ede Murtića, Ivana Rabuzina, Franje Rupnika i Fides Vidaković.
 100. obljetnica smrti Pere Čingrije i Dragutina Hirca.
 100. godišnjica Labinske republike i Proštinske bune.
100. obljetnica utemeljenja Marijine legije.
50. godišnjica Hrvatskoga proljeća.

 Izvori

By the decision of the European Commission, 2021 was declared the European Year of Railways.

Europska godina željeznice 2021.
Europska komisija je u ožujku 2020. godine, tijekom hrvatskog predsjedanja Vijećem EU, predstavila Prijedlog odluke o proglašenju 2021. godine europskom godinom željeznice, a u studenom je postignut dogovor između Europskog parlamenta i Vijeća EU.
U skladu s ciljevima Europskog zelenog plana (engl. European Green Deal), potrebno je preobraziti gospodarstvo Unije i preispitati postojeće politike kako bi se ubrzao prijelaz na održivu i pametnu mobilnost. Stoga, EU kroz Europsku godinu željeznice želi promicati željeznički prijevoz kao održivi, inovativni, međusobno povezani i intermodalni, sigurni i cjenovno pristupačni načina prijevoza. Sektor prometa trenutno je odgovoran za četvrtinu emisija stakleničkih plinova u EU. Zelenim planom nastoji se postići smanjenje tih emisija od 90% do 2050. godine. Upravo željeznica, koja je odgovorna za manje od 0,5% emisija stakleničkih plinova povezanih s prometom u EU ima važnu ulogu u postizanju klimatske neutralnosti europskog kontinenta.
Glavni cilj proglašenja 2021. europskom godinom željeznice u skladu je s ciljevima Strategije prometnog razvoja Republike Hrvatske i Nacionalne razvojne strategije Republike Hrvatske te s osnovnim elementima reforme željezničkog sektora sadržanih u pismu modernizacije i restrukturiranja željezničkog sektora.
Na neformalnom sastanku Vijeća ministara prometa 29. ožujka, povodom obilježavanja početka Europske godine željeznice, državni tajnik dr. sc. Alen Gospočić istaknuo je kako je Vlada Republike Hrvatske u potpunosti posvećena razvoju i reformi željezničkog sustava te će u sljedećih desetak godina uložiti ukupno oko 4,4 milijarde EUR, što će se uglavnom financirati EU sredstvima.
"Ulaže se i u modernizaciju željezničkih vozila te se do 2024. godine planira nabava približno 40 novih elektromotornih vlakova, dok se dugoročno planira nabava gotovo 60 novih hibridnih vlakova na pogon na baterije ili vodik", istaknuo je državni tajnik Gospočić.
Središnji događaj tijekom Europske godine željeznice bit će posebno putovanje vlaka Europe Express koji će svoje putovanje započeti 2. rujna u Lisabonu, a završiti u Parizu 7. listopada. Vlak Europe Express će proći kroz 23 države članice i 3 susjedne zemlje, a u Hrvatsku (Zagreb) dolazi 11. rujna u 19:00 sati.
"U EU-u se godišnje željeznicom preveze više od 9 milijardi putnika: budite i vi jedan od njih u Europskoj godini željeznice #EUgodinaželjeznice."
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https://europa.eu/year-of-rail/index_en
https://www.hzinfra.hr/2021-europska-godina-zeljeznice/
http://www.hzpp.hr/2021-je-europska-godina-zeljeznice?p=578
https://www.connectingeuropeexpress.eu/
https://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/rail/news/2021-05-10-connecting-europe-express-timetable_en

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By the decision of the European Commission , 2021 was declared the European Year of Railways .

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Decision of the Croatian Council declared the Year of Mark Marulić, in memory of the 500th anniversary of the publication of Judite and the Year of Reading in RH2021.

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2021. godina proglašena Godinom čitanja u Hrvatskoj
Vlada Republike Hrvatske je na sjednici održanoj 30. prosinca 2020. podržala prijedlog Ministarstva kulture i medija da se 2021. godina proglasi Godinom čitanja.Realizacija je to mjere Akcijskog plana Nacionalne strategije poticanja čitanja, koju je Vlada usvojila 2017. godine, a koja pridonosi razvoju kulture čitanja i omogućava što većem dijelu društva čitanje sa zadovoljstvom i razumijevanjem.
Uslijed pandemije i smanjene mogućnosti organizacije i sudjelovanja u kulturnim događanjima, na dosada uobičajene načine, jedna od kulturnih djelatnosti koja bi u ovoj situaciji mogla priskrbiti više pozornosti i vremena jest upravo čitanje. Budući da je čitanje jedan od preduvjeta sudjelovanja u kulturi, ono izravno i neizravno utječe na poboljšanje ukupne kvalitete života pojedinca i društva što nam je u ovim iznimnim okolnostima prijeko potrebno.
Tijekom Godine čitanja osmislit će se i provoditi nove aktivnosti (dodijeliti nagrada za najbolju knjižaru, objaviti natječaj za najbolju video najavu knjige za učenike osnovnih i srednjih škola, proglasit će se „ambasadori čitanja“, organizirati međunarodna konferencija o čitanju, dodijeliti nagrada mladih za književnost, organizirati „mala noćna čitanja“ i dr.) koje će doprinijeti afirmaciji čitanja. Aktivnosti koje Ministarstvo kulture i medija i drugi dionici u kulturi redovno provode u cilju promocije knjige i čitanja, tijekom Godine čitanja dobit će dodatnu vidljivost.
Zašto nam je još čitanje važno? Identifikacijski modeli koji se javljaju u književnosti nude mogućnosti za uspješnije razumijevanje međuljudske komunikacije, bolje rješavanje konflikata ili potpunije shvaćanje onoga što nam u životu pomaže ili što nam prijeti. Čitanje povećava emotivnu inteligenciju i toleranciju. Puno je različitih emocionalno-spoznajnih, stručnih i korisnih razloga za poticanje čitanje, ali jednako tako je važno čitanje koje razvija samosvijest, samopouzdanje i vrijednosti koje nisu uvijek mjerljive, vidljive, ali su dugoročno važne za kvalitetu života pojedinca i opće dobro zajednice. Upravo zato je 2021. godina pravi trenutak za proglašavanje Godine čitanja u kojoj će cijela Hrvatska čitati zajedno.
Jednako kao što čitanje doprinosi razvoju društva, tako i društvo treba omogućiti usvajanje i razvijanje čitateljskih navika i oblikovanje kompetentnih čitatelja. U tom smislu Nacionalna strategija poticanja čitanja Vlade Republike Hrvatske promiče čitanje kao osobitu društvenu vrijednost.
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Decision of the Croatian Council declared the Year of Mark Marulić , in memory of the 500th anniversary of the publication of Judite and the Year of Reading in RH2021 .

Pristupljeno 10. rujna 2021. Odlukom Hrvatskog sabora proglašena Godinom Marka Marulića, u spomen na 500. godišnjicu objave Judite te Godinom čitanja u RH2021.

Odlukom Hrvatskog sabora proglašena Godinom Marka Marulića, u spomen na 500. godišnjicu objave Judite te Godinom čitanja u RH2021.

Accessed on 10 September 2021. Decision of the Croatian Council declared the Year of Mark Marulić, in memory of the 500th anniversary of the publication of Judite and the Year of Reading in RH2021.

Decision of the Croatian Council declared the Year of Mark Marulić, in memory of the 500th anniversary of the publication of Judite and the Year of Reading in RH2021.

January 3 – Petra Vlhová wins the traditional women’s slalom of the World Ski Cup at the Zagreb Slemen.

January 4 – Early in the morning, new flooding of land was recorded in the area of central Croatia.

After months of COVID delays, African free trade bloc launches
After months of delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the African Continental Free Trade Area launches, but full implementation of the historic pact may take years.
African countries began officially trading under a new continent-wide free trade area on Friday, after months of delays caused by the global coronavirus pandemic.
But experts view the New Year’s Day launch as largely symbolic with full implementation of the deal expected to take years.
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) aims to bring together 1.3 billion people in a $3.4 trillion economic bloc that will be the largest free trade area since the establishment of the World Trade Organization.
Backers say it will boost trade among African neighbours while allowing the continent to develop its own value chains. The World Bank estimates it could lift tens of millions out of poverty by 2035.
“There is a new Africa emerging with a sense of urgency and purpose and an aspiration to become self-reliant,” Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo said during an online launch ceremony.
But obstacles – ranging from ubiquitous red tape and poor infrastructure to the entrenched protectionism of some of its members – must be overcome if the bloc is to reach its full potential.
Trade under the AfCFTA was meant to be launched on July 1, 2020, but was pushed back after COVID-19 made in-person negotiations impossible.
However, the pandemic also gave the process added impetus, said Wamkele Mene, secretary-general of the AfCFTA secretariat.
“COVID-19 has demonstrated that Africa is overly reliant on the export of primary commodities, overly reliant on global supply chains,” he said. “When the global supply chains are disrupted, we know that Africa suffers.”
Every African country except Eritrea has signed on to the AfCFTA framework agreement, and 34 have ratified it. But observers such as W Gyude Moore – a former Liberian minister who is now a senior fellow at the Center for Global Development – say the real work begins now.
“I would be surprised if they can have everything set up within 24 months,” he told Reuters news agency. “For long-term success, I think we’ll need to look at how long it took Europe. This is a multi-decade process.”
‘We must start somewhere’
Historic challenges including Africa’s poor road and rail links, political unrest, excessive border bureaucracy and petty corruption will not disappear overnight.
And an annexe to the deal outlining the rules of origin – an essential step for determining which products can be subject to tariffs and duties – has not been completed yet.
Meanwhile, 41 of the zone’s 54 member states have submitted tariff reduction schedules.
Members must phase out 90 percent of tariff lines – over five years for more advanced economies or 10 years for less developed nations. Another 7 percent considered sensitive will get more time, while 3 percent will be allowed to be placed on an exclusion list.
Finalising those schedules and communicating them to businesses must be done quickly, said Ziad Hamoui of Borderless Alliance, a group that campaigns for easier cross-border trade.
But efforts to implement the deal will also likely face resistance from countries’ domestic interest groups. Fears of losing out to more competitive neighbours initially made some countries, including West African giant Nigeria, sceptical of the pan-African project.
Still, proponents of the zone are confident that initial steps towards its implementation will already allow member states to quickly boost intra-African trade.
“Economic integration is not an event. It’s a process,” said Silver Ojakol, chief of staff at the AfCFTA secretariat. “We must start somewhere.”

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January 3 – Petra Vlhová wins the traditional women ’s slalom of the World Ski Cup at the Zagreb Slemen .

January 4 – Early in the morning , new flooding of land was recorded in the area of central Croatia .

3. siječnja – skijašica Petra Vlhová pobijedila tradicionalni ženski slalom Svjetskoga skijaškog kupa na zagrebačkom Sljemenu.

4. siječnja – tijekom ranoga jutra zabilježena su nova podrhtavanja tla na području središnje Hrvatske.

January 3 – Petra Vlhová wins the traditional women’s slalom of the World Ski Cup at the Zagreb Slemen. January 4 – Early in the morning, new flooding of land was recorded in the area of central Croatia.

January 3 – Petra Vlhová wins the traditional women’s slalom of the World Ski Cup at the Zagreb Slemen.

January 4 – Early in the morning, new flooding of land was recorded in the area of central Croatia.

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) has come into force.

January 2 – Day of Sadness after the earthquake that hit Banovina on 29 December 2020.

On January 3, Croatia received humanitarian aid from 20 countries including Turkey, Germany and Sweden.

The day of sadness in Croatia due to the death of eight young Croats in Sushi.

U Hrvatskoj Dan žalosti, gore svijeće na mjestu gdje je poginula 13-godišnja Laura
NA DAN žalosti za sedam žrtava razornog potresa petrinjski gradonačelnik Darinko Dumbović sa suradnicima položio je vijenac i zapalio svijeće na mjestu gdje je u potresu smrtno stradala 13-godišnja djevojčica Laura Cvijić.
Petrinjski gradonačelnik tom je prilikom podsjetio kako su u potresu ozljede zadobili i deseci sugrađana.
Vlada je odluku o proglašenju Dana žalosti donijela na sjednici 30. prosinca, dan nakon razornog potresa, magnitude 6.2 prema Richteru, a intenziteta u epicentru VIII-IX stupnja EMS ljestvice. Potres se osjetio diljem Hrvatske i šire regije.
Uz djevojčicu koja je život izgubila u Petrinji, petero ljudi poginulo je u Majskim Poljanama kod Gline i orguljaš u crkvi u Žažini.
Prema dosadašnjim procjenama, oštećeno je više od 2000 objekata. Razrušene su brojne kuće, zgrade i institucije, a najviše je stradao centar Petrinje. Brojni ljudi u Petrinji, Sisku, Glini te okolnim selima ostali su bez svog doma. Potres je bio toliko jak da je napravio štetu i u Zagrebačkoj te Krapinsko-zagorskoj županiji, ali i u Gradu Zagrebu. Dan prije, 28. prosinca, prethodio mu je jak potres s epicentrom kod Petrinje koji je također prouzročio materijalnu štetu.
Sa svih strana pristižu konvoji s humanitarnom pomoć
Prilaz Petrinji danas je gotovo zagušen jer sa svih strana pristižu konvoji s humanitarnom pomoći. U kolonama je moguće vidjeti i sve više kombije i kamione stranih registracija. Za to vrijeme građevinske ekipe još uvijek otklanjaju posljedice potresa, a deseci statičara obilaze stambene i druge objekte i kategoriziraju ih prema stupnju oštećenja. Posao je golem, ali kažu kako će ga završiti za nekoliko dana.
Pozivu za pomoć odazvali su se, uz ostale, i naši poznati kuhari koji na smjene pripremaju nekoliko tisuća obroka na dan. Među njima je i Petar Hura iz Hvara, koji kaže kako nije ni trenutka razmišljao o odlasku u Petrinju. Uz pomoć prijatelja iz Makarske, Vrgorca, Sinja dnevno ispod šatora na Trgu hrvatskih branitelja priprema i do tri tisuće obroka. U velikoj teći, dodao je, upravo pripremaju dvije tisuće obroka bakalara.
Milanović se oglasio na Facebooku
Predsjednik Zoran Milanović još je jednom izrazio sućut obiteljima stradalih.
"Na Dan žalosti u Republici Hrvatskoj još jednom izražavam svoju sućut obiteljima i rodbini naših sugrađana nastradalih u potresu. Nesreću koja je zadesila naše gradove i mjesta u Sisačko-moslavačkoj županiji i tugu koju su doživjele mnoge obitelji možemo utješiti samo čvrstom solidarnošću s njima i dugoročnom brigom za njih. Nitko ne smije ostati prepušten sebi, ljudima treba pružiti nadu i osigurati nove domove", napisao je Milanović.
Ranije se oglasio i Plenković.
"Na Dan žalosti s velikom tugom prisjećamo se i odajemo počast žrtvama stradalim u razornom potresu koji je pogodio Sisačko-moslavačku županiju. U mislima i molitvama smo s njihovim obiteljima i najbližima kojima izražavamo sućut i solidarnost cijelog hrvatskog naroda.
Zahvalni smo na velikom zajedništvu koji je iskazao hrvatski narod, kao i pomoći brojnih država. Nastavit ćemo pomagati unesrećenim ljudima koji su ostali bez svojih domova. Ono što je srušeno će se obnoviti i izgraditi", napisao je Plenković na Facebooku.

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Afričko kontinentalno područje slobodne trgovine

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) has come into force.

January 2 – Day of Sadness after the earthquake that hit Banovina on 29 December 2020.

On January 3, Croatia received humanitarian aid from 20 countries including Turkey, Germany and Sweden.

The day of sadness in Croatia due to the death of eight young Croats in Sushi.

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The African Continental Free Trade Area ( AfCFTA ) has come into force .

January 2 – Day of Sadness after the earthquake that hit Banovina on 29 December 2020 .

On January 3 , Croatia received humanitarian aid from 20 countries including Turkey , Germany and Sweden .

The day of sadness in Croatia due to the death of eight young Croats in Sushi .

Afričko kontinentalno područje slobodne trgovine (AfCFTA) stupilo na snagu.

2. siječnja – dan žalosti povodom potresa koji je 29. prosinca 2020. pogodio Banovinu.

3. siječnja – povodom potresa, Hrvatska je dobila humanitarnu pomoć iz 20 država uključujući Tursku, Njemačku i Švedsku.

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The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) has come into force.

January 2 – Day of Sadness after the earthquake that hit Banovina on 29 December 2020.

On January 3, Croatia received humanitarian aid from 20 countries including Turkey, Germany and Sweden.

The day of sadness in Croatia due to the death of eight young Croats in Sushi.

Two days later, another strong earthquake was recorded in Croatia.

On January 5, Saudi Arabia reopened its border with Qatar, ending a three-year diplomatic crisis.

January 6 – Great Jury at the United States Capitol.

Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick died after responding to a mob at the Capitol Wednesday, authorities said, adding a homicide unit and other police are investigating his death.A violent mob loyal to President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday and forced lawmakers into hiding, in a stunning attempt to overturn America's presidential election, undercut the nation's democracy and keep Democrat Joe Biden from replacing Trump in the White House.Sicknick was injured while physically engaging with protesters, police said late Thursday."He returned to his division office and collapsed," police said. "He was taken to a local hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.Four other people died as supporters of Trump violently occupied the U.S. Capitol.Washington, D.C., Police Chief Robert Contee said the dead on Wednesday included a woman who was shot by the U.S. Capitol Police, as well as three others who died in “medical emergencies.”Police said both law enforcement and Trump supporters deployed chemical irritants during the hourslong occupation of the Capitol building before it was cleared Wednesday evening by law enforcement.The woman was shot earlier Wednesday as the mob tried to break through a barricaded door in the Capitol where police were armed on the other side. She was hospitalized with a gunshot wound and later died.Meanwhile, the nation's elected representatives scrambled to crouch under desks and don gas marks, while police futilely tried to barricade the building, one of the most jarring scenes ever to unfold in a seat of American political power. A woman was shot and killed inside the Capitol, and Washington's mayor instituted an evening curfew in an attempt to contain the violence.The rioters were egged on by Trump, who has spent weeks falsely attacking the integrity of the election and had urged his supporters to descend on Washington to protest Congress' formal approval of Biden's victory. Some Republican lawmakers were in the midst of raising objections to the results on his behalf when the proceedings were abruptly halted by the mob.Together, the protests and the GOP election objections amounted to an almost unthinkable challenge to American democracy and exposed the depths of the divisions that have coursed through the country during Trump's four years in office. Though the efforts to block Biden from being sworn in on Jan. 20 were sure to fail, the support Trump has received for his efforts to overturn the election results have badly strained the nation's democratic guardrails.The president gave his supporters a boost into action Wednesday morning at a rally outside the White House, where he urged them to march to the Capitol.On Thursday, Trump sought to address the crisis with a video calling for a peaceful transition of power. Police arrested 30 people for violating a curfew imposed in Washington, D.C., after rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol.Officials said the 30 people were arrested Wednesday evening after being found on the streets after the 6 p.m. curfew.Congress reconvened in the evening, senators decrying the protests that defaced the Capitol and vowing to finish confirming the Electoral College vote for Biden's election, even if it took all night.Vice President Mike Pence, reopening the Senate, directly addressed the demonstrators: "You did not win."Video: Pence condemns insurrection: 'Violence never wins'Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the "failed insurrection" underscored lawmakers' duty to confirm the vote. Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Congress would show the world "what America is made of" by finishing the count. Pelosi says 'a shameful assault was made on our democracy':He spent much of the afternoon in his private dining room off the Oval Office watching scenes of the violence on television. At the urging of his staff, he reluctantly issued a pair of tweets and a taped video telling his supporters it was time to "go home in peace" — yet he still said he backed their cause.Hours later, Twitter for the first time locked Trump's account, demanded that he remove tweets excusing violence and threatened "permanent suspension."A somber President-elect Biden, two weeks away from being inaugurated, said American democracy was "under unprecedented assault, " a sentiment echoed by many in Congress, including some Republicans. Former President George W. Bush said he watched the events in "disbelief and dismay."The domed Capitol building has for centuries been the scene of protests and occasional violence. But Wednesday's events were particularly astounding both because they unfolded at least initially with the implicit blessing of the president and because of the underlying goal of overturning the results of a free and fair presidential election.Video: Biden calls on mob to pull backTensions were already running high when lawmakers gathered early Wednesday afternoon for the constitutionally mandated counting of the Electoral College results, in which Biden defeated Trump, 306-232. Despite pleas from McConnell, more than 150 GOP lawmakers planned to support objections to some of the results, though lacking evidence of fraud or wrongdoing in the election.Trump spent the lead-up to the proceedings publicly hectoring Pence, who had a largely ceremonial role, to aid the effort to throw out the results. He tweeted: "Do it Mike, this is a time for extreme courage!"But Pence, in a statement shortly before presiding, defied Trump, saying he could not claim "unilateral authority" to reject the electoral votes that make Biden president.In the aftermath, several Republicans announced they would drop their objections to the election, including Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga., who lost her bid for reelection Tuesday. She called the siege of the Capitol "abhorrent." Shortly after the first GOP objections, protesters fought past police and breached the building, shouting and waving Trump and American flags as they marched through the halls. Lawmakers were told to duck under their seats for cover and put on gas masks after tear gas was used in the Capitol Rotunda. Some House lawmakers tweeted they were sheltering in place in their offices.Rep. Scott Peters, D-Calif., told reporters he was in the House chamber when rioters began storming it. Security officers "made us all get down, you could see that they were fending off some sort of assault." He said they had a piece of furniture up against the door, the entry to the House floor from the Rotunda. "And they had guns pulled," Peters said."And they just told us to take our pins off," he added, referring to lapel pins members wear so Capitol Police can quickly identify them. Then the lawmakers were evacuated.Staff members grabbed the boxes of Electoral College votes as the evacuation took place. Otherwise, said Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., the ballots likely would have been destroyed by the protesters.The woman who was killed was part of a crowd that was breaking down the doors to a barricaded room where armed officers stood on the other side, police said. She was struck in the chest and sent to a hospital where she was pronounced dead. Officials believe she was struck by law enforcement but were investigating.Trump supporters posting on internet forums popular with far-right fringe elements celebrated the chaos. Messages posted on one turned from profane frustration over the content of Trump's speech to glee when supporters stormed the building. At least one leading figure was livestreaming video from inside the Capitol during the siege.The mob's storming of Congress prompted outrage, mostly from Democrats but from Republicans as well, as lawmakers accused Trump of fomenting the violence with his relentless falsehoods about election fraud. Several suggested that Trump be prosecuted for a crime, which seemed unlikely two weeks from when his term expires."I think Donald Trump probably should be brought up on treason for something like this," Rep. Jimmy Gomez, D-Calif., told reporters. "This is how a coup is started. And this is how democracy dies."Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., who's at times clashed with Trump, issued a statement saying, "Lies have consequences. This violence was the inevitable and ugly outcome of the President's addiction to constantly stoking division."Despite Trump's repeated claims of voter fraud, election officials and his own former attorney general have said there were no problems on a scale that would change the outcome. All the states have certified their results as fair and accurate, by Republican and Democratic officials alike. The Pentagon said about 1,100 District of Columbia National Guard members were being mobilized to help support law enforcement at the Capitol. More than a dozen people were arrested.As darkness fell, law enforcement officers worked their way toward the protesters, using percussion grenades to clear the area around the Capitol. Big clouds of tear gas were visible. Police in full riot gear moved down the steps, clashing with demonstrators.___Associated Press writers Jill Colvin, Kevin Freking, Alan Fram, Matthew Daly, Ben Fox and Ashraf Khalil in Washington and Bill Barrow in Atlanta and Hearst TV contributed to this report.
Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick died after responding to a mob at the Capitol Wednesday, authorities said, adding a homicide unit and other police are investigating his death.
A violent mob loyal to President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday and forced lawmakers into hiding, in a stunning attempt to overturn America's presidential election, undercut the nation's democracy and keep Democrat Joe Biden from replacing Trump in the White House.
Sicknick was injured while physically engaging with protesters, police said late Thursday.
"He returned to his division office and collapsed," police said. "He was taken to a local hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.
Four other people died as supporters of Trump violently occupied the U.S. Capitol.
Washington, D.C., Police Chief Robert Contee said the dead on Wednesday included a woman who was shot by the U.S. Capitol Police, as well as three others who died in “medical emergencies.”
Police said both law enforcement and Trump supporters deployed chemical irritants during the hourslong occupation of the Capitol building before it was cleared Wednesday evening by law enforcement.
The woman was shot earlier Wednesday as the mob tried to break through a barricaded door in the Capitol where police were armed on the other side. She was hospitalized with a gunshot wound and later died.
Meanwhile, the nation's elected representatives scrambled to crouch under desks and don gas marks, while police futilely tried to barricade the building, one of the most jarring scenes ever to unfold in a seat of American political power. A woman was shot and killed inside the Capitol, and Washington's mayor instituted an evening curfew in an attempt to contain the violence.
The rioters were egged on by Trump, who has spent weeks falsely attacking the integrity of the election and had urged his supporters to descend on Washington to protest Congress' formal approval of Biden's victory. Some Republican lawmakers were in the midst of raising objections to the results on his behalf when the proceedings were abruptly halted by the mob.
People shelter in the House gallery as protesters try to break into the House Chamber at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021, in Washington.
Together, the protests and the GOP election objections amounted to an almost unthinkable challenge to American democracy and exposed the depths of the divisions that have coursed through the country during Trump's four years in office. Though the efforts to block Biden from being sworn in on Jan. 20 were sure to fail, the support Trump has received for his efforts to overturn the election results have badly strained the nation's democratic guardrails.
The president gave his supporters a boost into action Wednesday morning at a rally outside the White House, where he urged them to march to the Capitol.
On Thursday, Trump sought to address the crisis with a video calling for a peaceful transition of power.
Police arrested 30 people for violating a curfew imposed in Washington, D.C., after rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol.
Officials said the 30 people were arrested Wednesday evening after being found on the streets after the 6 p.m. curfew.
Congress reconvened in the evening, senators decrying the protests that defaced the Capitol and vowing to finish confirming the Electoral College vote for Biden's election, even if it took all night.
Vice President Mike Pence, reopening the Senate, directly addressed the demonstrators: "You did not win."
Video: Pence condemns insurrection: 'Violence never wins'
Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the "failed insurrection" underscored lawmakers' duty to confirm the vote. Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Congress would show the world "what America is made of" by finishing the count.
Pelosi says 'a shameful assault was made on our democracy':
He spent much of the afternoon in his private dining room off the Oval Office watching scenes of the violence on television. At the urging of his staff, he reluctantly issued a pair of tweets and a taped video telling his supporters it was time to "go home in peace" — yet he still said he backed their cause.
Hours later, Twitter for the first time locked Trump's account, demanded that he remove tweets excusing violence and threatened "permanent suspension."
A somber President-elect Biden, two weeks away from being inaugurated, said American democracy was "under unprecedented assault, " a sentiment echoed by many in Congress, including some Republicans. Former President George W. Bush said he watched the events in "disbelief and dismay."
The domed Capitol building has for centuries been the scene of protests and occasional violence. But Wednesday's events were particularly astounding both because they unfolded at least initially with the implicit blessing of the president and because of the underlying goal of overturning the results of a free and fair presidential election.
Video: Biden calls on mob to pull back
Tensions were already running high when lawmakers gathered early Wednesday afternoon for the constitutionally mandated counting of the Electoral College results, in which Biden defeated Trump, 306-232. Despite pleas from McConnell, more than 150 GOP lawmakers planned to support objections to some of the results, though lacking evidence of fraud or wrongdoing in the election.
Trump spent the lead-up to the proceedings publicly hectoring Pence, who had a largely ceremonial role, to aid the effort to throw out the results. He tweeted: "Do it Mike, this is a time for extreme courage!"
But Pence, in a statement shortly before presiding, defied Trump, saying he could not claim "unilateral authority" to reject the electoral votes that make Biden president.
In the aftermath, several Republicans announced they would drop their objections to the election, including Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga., who lost her bid for reelection Tuesday. She called the siege of the Capitol "abhorrent."
Shortly after the first GOP objections, protesters fought past police and breached the building, shouting and waving Trump and American flags as they marched through the halls. Lawmakers were told to duck under their seats for cover and put on gas masks after tear gas was used in the Capitol Rotunda. Some House lawmakers tweeted they were sheltering in place in their offices.
Rep. Scott Peters, D-Calif., told reporters he was in the House chamber when rioters began storming it. Security officers "made us all get down, you could see that they were fending off some sort of assault." He said they had a piece of furniture up against the door, the entry to the House floor from the Rotunda. "And they had guns pulled," Peters said.
"And they just told us to take our pins off," he added, referring to lapel pins members wear so Capitol Police can quickly identify them. Then the lawmakers were evacuated.
Staff members grabbed the boxes of Electoral College votes as the evacuation took place. Otherwise, said Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., the ballots likely would have been destroyed by the protesters.
The woman who was killed was part of a crowd that was breaking down the doors to a barricaded room where armed officers stood on the other side, police said. She was struck in the chest and sent to a hospital where she was pronounced dead. Officials believe she was struck by law enforcement but were investigating.
Trump supporters posting on internet forums popular with far-right fringe elements celebrated the chaos. Messages posted on one turned from profane frustration over the content of Trump's speech to glee when supporters stormed the building. At least one leading figure was livestreaming video from inside the Capitol during the siege.
The mob's storming of Congress prompted outrage, mostly from Democrats but from Republicans as well, as lawmakers accused Trump of fomenting the violence with his relentless falsehoods about election fraud. Several suggested that Trump be prosecuted for a crime, which seemed unlikely two weeks from when his term expires.
Win McNamee / Getty Images
Mob enters the U.S. Capitol Building on Jan. 6, 2021 in Washington, D.C.
"I think Donald Trump probably should be brought up on treason for something like this," Rep. Jimmy Gomez, D-Calif., told reporters. "This is how a coup is started. And this is how democracy dies."
Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., who's at times clashed with Trump, issued a statement saying, "Lies have consequences. This violence was the inevitable and ugly outcome of the President's addiction to constantly stoking division."
Despite Trump's repeated claims of voter fraud, election officials and his own former attorney general have said there were no problems on a scale that would change the outcome. All the states have certified their results as fair and accurate, by Republican and Democratic officials alike.
The Pentagon said about 1,100 District of Columbia National Guard members were being mobilized to help support law enforcement at the Capitol. More than a dozen people were arrested.
As darkness fell, law enforcement officers worked their way toward the protesters, using percussion grenades to clear the area around the Capitol. Big clouds of tear gas were visible. Police in full riot gear moved down the steps, clashing with demonstrators.
___
Associated Press writers Jill Colvin, Kevin Freking, Alan Fram, Matthew Daly, Ben Fox and Ashraf Khalil in Washington and Bill Barrow in Atlanta and Hearst TV contributed to this report.

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January 20 – Inauguration of Joseph Biden, the 46th President of the United States.

59TH INAUGURAL CEREMONIES
JOSEPH R.
BIDEN
January 20, 2021
KAMALA D.
HARRIS
OUR DETERMINED DEMOCRACY: FORGING A MORE PERFECT UNION
On April 30, 1789, at Federal Hall in New York City, George Washington took the oath of office to become the nation’s first President. Since that time, every four years our nation has continued the tradition of an inaugural ceremony to mark the commencement of a new presidential term or to transition to a new presidential administration. This great American ritual has occurred in times of peace, in times of turmoil, in times of prosperity, and in times of adversity.
INAUGURAL COMMITTEE
Sen. Roy Blunt (R-MO), Chairman
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY)
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN)
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA)
Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD)
Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA)
THE SWEARING-IN CEREMONIES
The Swearing-In Ceremony:
Joseph R. Biden, Jr. was sworn-in for his first term as the 46th President of the United States, and Kamala D. Harris was sworn-in for her first term as the 49th Vice President of the United States.
Location:
West Front, U.S. Capitol
Weather:
Mostly cloudy and brisk. Winds gusting around 28 MPH at noon. Snow flurries around 11am, but over before the swearing-in ceremony.
Bible:
President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. used his family Bible, which he has used to be sworn-in to every elected office in his career of public service. Inscribed within the text are the dates of each of his swearing-in ceremonies.
Vice President Kamala D. Harris was sworn-in using two bibles: one from Regina Shelton, a family friend whose bible Harris swore on when becoming attorney general of California and later senator, the other from Thurgood Marshall, the first African American Supreme Court justice.
THE SWEARING-IN CEREMONIES
The Swearing-In Ceremony:
Joseph R. Biden, Jr. was sworn-in for his first term as the 46th President of the United States, and Kamala D. Harris was sworn-in for her first term as the 49th Vice President of the United States.
Location:
West Front, U.S. Capitol
Weather:
Mostly cloudy and brisk. Winds gusting around 28 MPH at noon. Snow flurries around 11am, but over before the swearing-in ceremony.
Bible:
President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. used his family Bible, which he has used to be sworn-in to every elected office in his career of public service. Inscribed within the text are the dates of each of his swearing-in ceremonies.
Vice President Kamala D. Harris was sworn-in using two bibles: one from Regina Shelton, a family friend whose bible Harris swore on when becoming attorney general of California and later senator, the other from Thurgood Marshall, the first African American Supreme Court justice.
FACTS, FIRSTS, AND PRECEDENTS
First Black, South Asian, and female vice president; First congressionally-produced inaugural livestream, largest web-based livestream viewership of an inaugural ceremony with over 75 million viewers; First inaugural ceremony requiring health screening, mask wearing, and social distancing; Instead of the traditional arrival of the JCCIC and the presidential packages through the Senate Carriage entrance, JCCIC Members and President-elect Biden and Vice President-elect Harris participated in an arrival ceremony on the center East Front steps with the United States Capitol Police; First-ever official vice President departure ceremony; First-ever Rotunda Ceremony in place of the Inaugural Luncheon.
OPENING MUSICAL SELECTION
“The President’s Own”
United States Marine Band
CALL TO ORDER AND WELCOMING REMARKS
The Honorable Amy Klobuchar
United States Senator, Minnesota
OPENING REMARKS
The Honorable Roy Blunt
United States Senator, Missouri
READINGS AND INVOCATION
Father Leo J. O’Donovan
MUSICAL SELECTION
Lady Gaga, accompanied by The United States Marine Band, “The National Anthem”
VICE PRESIDENTIAL OATH OF OFFICE
Administered to Kamala Devi Harris by Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, The Honorable Sonia Sotomayor
MUSICAL SELECTION
Jennifer Lopez, accompanied by
The United States Marine Band,
“This Land Is Your Land” and “America, The Beautiful”
PRESIDENTIAL OATH OF OFFICE
Administered to Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. by Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, The Honorable John G. Roberts, Jr.
INAUGURAL ADDRESS
President Joseph R. Biden, Jr.
MUSICAL SELECTION
Garth Brooks, accompanied by The United States Marine Band,
“Amazing Grace”
POEM
Amanda Gorman, “The Hill We Climb”
BENEDICTION
Reverend Dr. Silvester Beaman
HONORARY DEPARTURE
Following the Swearing-In Ceremony on the West Front, Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, escorted outgoing Vice President Mike Pence and his wife, Karen Pence, to the East Front of the U.S. Capitol, where they departed via motorcade.
HONORARY DEPARTURE
Following the Swearing-In Ceremony on the West Front, Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, escorted outgoing Vice President Mike Pence and his wife, Karen Pence, to the East Front of the U.S. Capitol, where they departed via motorcade.
THE SIGNING CEREMONY
Following the Swearing-In Ceremonies, the president gathers in the President’s Room just off of the Senate Chamber to sign nominations and sometimes memorandums, proclamations, or executive orders. President Biden, surrounded by the JCCIC Members and the Vice President, signs the first official actions of his first term.
THE SIGNING CEREMONY
Following the Swearing-In Ceremonies, the president gathers in the President’s Room just off of the Senate Chamber to sign nominations and sometimes memorandums, proclamations, or executive orders. President Biden, surrounded by the JCCIC Members and the Vice President, signs the first official actions of his first term.
THE ROTUNDA CEREMONY
Due to the pandemic, the 59th Inaugural Ceremonies featured the presentation of gifts by members of the JCCIC in a unique ceremony utilizing the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, encompassing elements of the traditional luncheon.
THE ROTUNDA CEREMONY
Due to the pandemic, the 59th Inaugural Ceremonies featured the presentation of gifts by members of the JCCIC in a unique ceremony utilizing the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, encompassing elements of the traditional luncheon.
INAUGURAL PAINTING
Robert S. Duncanson
Landscape with Rainbow
oil on canvas, 1859
The Honorable Roy Blunt (R-MO) presented President Joe Biden with a painting chosen by Dr. Jill Biden on loan from the Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM), “Landscape with Rainbow” by Robert S. Duncanson.
Born in 1821, Duncanson was an artist of mixed-race descent who became one of the most successful African American artists of the century. Duncanson painted Landscape just four years before he and his family fled to Canada from Cincinnati in hopes of escaping the Civil War in the U.S. Despite these challenges, the painting is indicative of his steadfast hope, with a rainbow appearing after the storm.
For more on the inaugural painting, read more here.
Presidential GiftS
The Chief Creative Officer at Lenox, Ms. Fawn Ostriak, designed the crystal gifts presented by Sen. Amy Klobuchar, on behalf of the JCCIC, to President Biden and Vice President Harris. The President’s vase featured an illustration of the White House set within a classic scrollwork cartouche. For the Vice President there was an image of the Capitol also set within a classic scrollwork cartouche. Both vases featured deep cutting and polishing techniques and are crafted entirely by hand in Pennsylvania by master craftsman, Peter O’Rourke. The vases are made of lead crystal and stand at a stately 17” tall and will be placed on top of cherry wood bases that bear an inscription of the date and occasion engraved into brass-plated plaques.
Presentation of Inaugural Painting
The Honorable Roy Blunt
Presentation of Inaugural Gift
The Honorable Amy Klobuchar
Presentation of Flags
The Honorable Mitch McConnell, Majority Leader, United States Senate
The Honorable Nancy Pelosi, Speaker, United States House of Representatives
Presentation of the Official Inaugural Photo
The Honorable Steny H. Hoyer, Majority Leader, United States House of Representatives
The Honorable Kevin McCarthy, Republican Leader, United States House of Representatives
PASS IN REVIEW
President Joseph R. Biden, Jr., First Lady Dr. Jill Biden, Vice President Kamala D. Harris, and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff, along with Maj. Gen. Omar J. Jones IV, U.S. Army, commander of the Joint Force Headquarters-National Capital Region (JFHQ-NCR), stand on the steps of the East Front to participate in the Pass in Review prior to departing the U.S. Capitol for Arlington National Cemetery.
PASS IN REVIEW
President Joseph R. Biden, Jr., First Lady Dr. Jill Biden, Vice President Kamala D. Harris, and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff, along with Maj. Gen. Omar J. Jones IV, U.S. Army, commander of the Joint Force Headquarters-National Capital Region (JFHQ-NCR), stand on the steps of the East Front to participate in the Pass in Review prior to departing the U.S. Capitol for Arlington National Cemetery.

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Judge orders 1 trial for 4 officers charged in George Floyd's death
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - A Hennepin County District Court judge has granted a motion to join the cases of the four former Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd into one case.
Derek Chauvin is charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter. Tou Thao, Thomas Lane and J. Alexander Kueng are charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder and aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter.
Floyd died on May 25 while in the custody of Minneapolis police. A bystander video showed Chauvin kneeling on Floyd's neck as he cried out repeatedly that he could not breathe. All four officers were fired the following day.
One trial for all four officers
Judge Peter Cahill granted the state’s motion Wednesday to join all four case into one and hold one trial.
In his ruling, Cahill wrote that a single, joined trial will ensure a jury understands all of the evidence and the complete picture of Floyd’s death and will allow everyone to absorb the verdicts at once.
"The reality is, it makes sense. It’s easier," said Michael Bryant, a criminal defense attorney not connected to the case. "COVID again plays a role. You don’t want to do four trials versus one."
The trial date has been tentatively set for March 8.
Trial stays in Hennepin County, for now
Cahill preliminarily denied the defense’s motion to change the venue for the trial, keeping it in Hennepin County.
The defense teams for all four former officers filed motions earlier this year to move the trial out of Hennepin County to counties outside the Twin Cities area, arguing the jury pool has been tainted by media coverage of Floyd’s killing.
In his ruling Wednesday, Cahill said he would rehear the motions at a later date.
Cameras allowed in courtroom for trial
In a rare move, Cahill says he will allow full, live broadcasting of the court proceedings in the trial of the four officers.
Up to three cameras will be allowed in the courtroom. All three will be operated by one media organization and the footage will be shared with all other media outlets.
Minnesota courts have notoriously blocked video coverage of proceedings, allowing cameras in the courtroom typically only at sentencings when all parties consent or a judge rules in favor of it. The defense had argued video coverage of the proceedings are necessary to ensure a fair trial for Chauvin, Kueng, Lane and Thao.
Anonymous jury with partial sequestration
Cahill ordered the identities of the jurors be kept anonymous until the conclusion of the trial.
He also ordered the jury be partially sequestered during the trial and fully sequestered while they are deliberating.
"The court may order full sequestration of the jury at any time if the partial sequestration proves ineffective in keeping the jurors free from outside influence," the order reads.
Hennepin County Attorney's Office can stay on prosecution
At a pre-trial hearing in September, Cahill disqualified Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman and three other attorneys from his office from participating in the prosecution during the trial, saying they were now witnesses because of a private meeting they had with the Hennepin County Medical Examiner.
Cahill vacated that order Wednesday, allowing the Freeman and the three other attorneys to stay on the prosecution of the cases. However, he ruled they may not appear as advocates in the trial and may not sign any motions or pleadings.
Timeline of George Floyd case
May 25: George Floyd dies in Minneapolis police custody.
May 26: All four officers involved in Floyd’s death—Derek Chauvin, Tou Thao, J. Alexander Kueng and Thomas Lane—are all fired from the Minneapolis Police Department after a bystander video of Chauvin kneeling on Floyd’s neck for more than eight minutes goes viral.
May 29: Chauvin is arrested and charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter.
June 3: Chauvin’s charges are upgraded to second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. Thao, Kueng and Lane are charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder and aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter. All four officers involved in Floyd’s death are now in custody.
June 4: George Floyd’s memorial service is held at North Central University in Minneapolis. It was a star-studded event capped off by a moment of silence for 8 minutes and 46 seconds.
June 10: Lane is the first officer to be released on bail.
June 6: The Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s report rules Floyd’s death a homicide. The updated report states that Floyd experienced a cardiopulmonary arrest while being restrained by law enforcement officers.
June 15: A new 911 call transcript shows a 911 dispatcher called a Minneapolis police sergeant over her concern of the way officers were handling the deadly arrest of George Floyd the evening of May 25.
June 19: Kueng is released on bail.
June 29: All four officers appear in Hennepin County District Court for an omnibus hearing. Judge Peter A. Cahill sets a March 8 trial date.
July 4: Thao is released on bail.
July 7: The attorney for Thomas Lane files a motion to dismiss the charges against him, arguing there is not enough evidence to establish probable cause the former rookie officer committed a crime.
Lane and J. Alexander Kueng’s body-worn cameras, transcripts of the body camera videos and photos of the interior of George Floyd’s vehicle were all submitted as exhibits supporting the motion.
July 9: Judge Peter Cahill issues a gag order in the cases against all four former officers after at least two attorneys talked to the media.
July 15: Judge Cahill allows the media and public to view the footage from the body-worn cameras of former officers Lane and Kueng. The videos were available to view by appointment only and reporters were not allowed to record or share the body camera videos.
On the same day, George Floyd’s family files a federal civil rights wrongful death lawsuit against the City of Minneapolis and its police officers.
July 21: Judge Cahill dismisses the gag order after the defense argued it was not fair to the four former officers after so much had already been said about their actions. He also decided not to sanction Attorney General Keith Ellison, who the defense said violated the now-dismissed gag order about the case when he sent out a news release to the public introducing his full prosecutorial team.
July 29: The attorney for Thao files a motion to dismiss the charges against him, arguing there is not enough evidence to establish probable cause.
Aug. 7: Judge Cahill orders the body-worn camera footage from fired officers Lane and Kueng to be released to the public.
Aug. 10: The body-worn camera videos from former officers Lane and Kueng are released to the public. In the videos, Floyd appears alarmed by having Lane’s gun in his face when the officers approached his driver’s side window. The gun and its positioning appear to set the events in motion as Floyd becomes agitated and upset.
Aug. 12: The State of Minnesota files a motion to join the cases of the four Minneapolis police officers charged in Floyd’s death into one prosecution. The move means there would be one trial for all the officers, rather than four separate trials.
Aug. 13: The body-worn camera video from former officer Thao is released to the public. The video shows Thao trying to control the crowd while his fellow officers restrained George Floyd during the deadly arrest.
Aug. 14: The video of the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension’s interrogation of former officer Thao is released. In the video, which lasts nearly two hours, Thao recounts what led up to George Floyd's death and that they went to Cup Foods as backup, saying they know the area to be dangerous. Thao told the BCA it was his suggestion they put a handcuffed Floyd onto the street after twice failing to put him, panicked and complaining of claustrophobia, into the back of a squad vehicle.
Aug. 18: The video of the BCA’s interrogation of former officer Lane is released.
Aug. 27: The attorney for J. Alexander Kueng files a motion to dismiss the charges against him and a motion to change the venue for the trial.
Aug. 28: The defense attorneys for Derek Chauvin file a motion to dismiss the charges against the former officer. In the court documents, the attorneys cite a lack of intent to prove the second-degree murder charge, saying the officers were acting to keep George Floyd under control and that Chauvin followed training when taking Floyd into custody.
Chauvin’s attorneys as well as those for Thao also file a motion asking for the location of the trial to be moved. The attorneys argue an impartial jury cannot be found in Hennepin County.
At the same time, the prosecution files a court document seeking longer sentences for all four officers charged in Floyd’s death.
Sept. 8: The attorney for Thomas Lane files a motion for a change of venue for the trial. The defense attorneys representing all four officers also file an objection to the state’s motion to join all four cases and hold one trial.
Sept. 11: A motions hearing is held in the case, but Judge Cahill does not address the motions to dismiss the charges against the officers nor does he rule on either the state’s motion to join all for cases into one trial nor the defense’s motion to change the venue of the trial.
The judge disqualifies Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman and three other prosecutors in his officer from the case over a private meeting they had with the medical examiner, saying it makes them witnesses.
Oct. 7: Chauvin is released from jail on $1 million bond. All four officers charged in Floyd’s death have now been released from jail.
Oct. 15: An evidence hearing is held in the case. Judge Cahill rejects the state’s motion to restrict public access to new filings in the case for two business days before they can be released.
Body camera video of a 2019 arrest of George Floyd is released to the public. The defense is motioning to submit the footage of Floyd’s prior arrest as evidence, claiming it shows similar behavior from Floyd toward police as his deadly Memorial Day arrest.
Oct. 22: Judge Cahill dismissed the third-degree murder charge against Chauvin, but denied the motion to dismiss the other charges against him. Chauvin remains charged with second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter.
Cahill also denied motions to dismiss the charges against the other officers.

Question: where was the match played

On March 8th, the court prohibited the trial of four police officers who participated in the murder of George Floyd.

March 18 – Zagreb Dynamo with a big victory over Tottenham with 3:0 (3:2) after both extension entered the quarterfinals of the European League.

The match was played at the Zagreb Maximir, and all three victories were killed by Mislav Oršić.

Question: who killed the three zagreb Dynamo wins

Question: what was the name of the man who was killed by police officers on march 8th

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Question: how many police officers did the court prohibit the trial of

how many police officers did the court prohibit the trial of

Question: who did zagreb dynamo beat 3:0 to advance to the quarterfinals

who did zagreb dynamo beat 3:0 to advance to the quarterfinals

Question: when will the trial of four police officers be ended

when will the trial of four police officers be ended

Question: who won the match between spurs and zagreb

who won the match between spurs and zagreb

On March 8th , the court prohibited the trial of four police officers who participated in the murder of George Floyd .

March 18 – Zagreb Dynamo with a big victory over Tottenham with 3:0 ( 3:2 ) after both extension entered the quarterfinals of the European League .

The match was played at the Zagreb Maximir , and all three victories were killed by Mislav Oršić .

Ožujak 8. ožujka – zakazano suđenje četvorici policajaca koji su sudjelovali u ubojstvu Georgea Floyda.

18. ožujka – Zagrebački Dinamo velikom pobjedom nad Tottenhamom s 3:0 (3:2) nakon oba produžetka ušao u četvrtfinale Europske lige.

Utakmica se odigrala na zagrebačkom Maksimiru, a sva tri pogotka zabio je Mislav Oršić.

On March 8th, the court prohibited the trial of four police officers who participated in the murder of George Floyd. March 18 – Zagreb Dynamo with a big victory over Tottenham with 3:0 (3:2) after both extension entered the quarterfinals of the European League. The match was played at the Zagreb Maximir, and all three victories were killed by Mislav Oršić.

On March 8th, the court prohibited the trial of four police officers who participated in the murder of George Floyd.

March 18 – Zagreb Dynamo with a big victory over Tottenham with 3:0 (3:2) after both extension entered the quarterfinals of the European League.

The match was played at the Zagreb Maximir, and all three victories were killed by Mislav Oršić.

May 18 – May 22 – The Eurovision 2020 song should be held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands after the 2020 competition was cancelled due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

Question: where is eurovision 2020 going to be held

May 18 – May 22 – The Eurovision 2020 song should be held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands after the 2020 competition was cancelled due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

where is eurovision 2020 going to be held

Question: what caused the cancellation of the eurovision 2020 competition

what caused the cancellation of the eurovision 2020 competition

Question: what caused the cancellation of eurovision 2020

what caused the cancellation of eurovision 2020

Question: what virus caused the cancellation of the eurovision 2020 contest

what virus caused the cancellation of the eurovision 2020 contest

Question: when is eurovision 2020 going to be held

when is eurovision 2020 going to be held

Question: why was the eurovision 2020 competition cancelled

why was the eurovision 2020 competition cancelled

May 18 – May 22 – The Eurovision 2020 song should be held in Rotterdam , the Netherlands after the 2020 competition was cancelled due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic .

18. svibnja – 22. svibnja – Pjesma Eurovizije 2020. trebala bi biti održana u Rotterdamu u Nizozemskoj nakon otkazivanja natjecanja 2020. godine zbog pandemije virusa COVID-19.

18. svibnja – 22. svibnja – Pjesma Eurovizije 2020. trebala bi biti održana u Rotterdamu u Nizozemskoj nakon otkazivanja natjecanja 2020. godine zbog pandemije virusa COVID-19.

May 18 – May 22 – The Eurovision 2020 song should be held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands after the 2020 competition was cancelled due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

May 18 – May 22 – The Eurovision 2020 song should be held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands after the 2020 competition was cancelled due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

November 1st – World Exhibition 2020 is scheduled.

It was postponed on 20 October 2020 due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

Expo 2020 Dubai postponed to 2021 due to coronavirus
Multibillion-dollar innovation fair, largest to be held in Arab world, postponed by one year due to coronavirus.
The Expo 2020 Dubai has been postponed by a year because of the coronavirus outbreak and will now be held from October 1, 2021, to March 31, 2022, the Paris-based organiser said.
The six-month, multibillion-dollar global innovation fair, set to be the largest such event ever staged in the Arab world, was expected to attract some 24 million visitors starting from October 20 this year.
But on Monday, a two-thirds majority of member states of the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) voted in favour of a delay requested by the United Arab Emirates (UAE), saying in a statement the postponement “allows all participants to safely navigate the impact of COVID-19”.
“Expo 2020 Dubai is gearing up to help shape a post-pandemic world and create a better future for all,” the bureau said.
The delay “also allows the World Expo to focus on a collective desire for new thinking to identify solutions to some of the greatest challenges of our time.”
“We welcome the decision of BIE member states to support the delay Expo 2020 Dubai by one year,” Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed al-Maktoum, chairman of the Expo 2020 Dubai Higher Committee, said.
“We are thankful to member states for their continued commitment to contributing to a World Expo in Dubai that will play a pivotal role in shaping our post-pandemic world at a time when it will be most needed.
“Over the last 50 years, we have sought to build bridges, connections, and partnerships around the world because we believe in genuine collaboration to safeguard the future of all,” he added.
Expo 2020 Dubai will retain its name, despite the one-year postponement to 2021, the organising committee said.
It will remain “committed to hosting an exceptional event that will celebrate humanity’s resilience, creativity, culture and innovation – including major technological advances in the fields of medicine and science”, a statement on the event’s website said.

Question: when is world exhibition 2020 scheduled to be held

November 1st – World Exhibition 2020 is scheduled.

It was postponed on 20 October 2020 due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

when is world exhibition 2020 scheduled to be held

Question: when is the world exhibition going to be held

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Question: what was the name of the pandemic that postponed world exhibition 2020

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Question: what caused world exhibition 2020 to be postponed

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Question: what virus caused the world exhibition 2020 to be postponed

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Question: what pandemic postponed world exhibition 2020

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Question: when is the next world exhibition going to be held

1 . listopada – predviđeno održavanje Svjetske izložbe 2020

when is the next world exhibition going to be held

Question: why was world exhibition 2020 postponed

November 1st – World Exhibition 2020 is scheduled .

It was postponed on 20 October 2020 due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic .

Listopad 1. listopada – predviđeno održavanje Svjetske izložbe 2020. Odgođena je 20. listopada 2020. zbog pandemije virusa COVID-19.

Listopad 1. listopada – predviđeno održavanje Svjetske izložbe 2020.

Odgođena je 20. listopada 2020. zbog pandemije virusa COVID-19.

November 1st – World Exhibition 2020 is scheduled. It was postponed on 20 October 2020 due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

November 1st – World Exhibition 2020 is scheduled.

It was postponed on 20 October 2020 due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

The UN Conference on Climate Change 2021 is scheduled to be held in Glasgow, Scotland, the UK.

With this victory, Zlatko Dalić became the first selector of the team to take Croatia to three major competitions.

Question: who is the coach of croatia football team

The UN Conference on Climate Change 2021 is scheduled to be held in Glasgow, Scotland, the UK.

With this victory, Zlatko Dalić became the first selector of the team to take Croatia to three major competitions.

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Question: where will the next world cup be held

Question: who did poljuda beat to qualify for the world cup in 2022

who did poljuda beat to qualify for the world cup in 2022

Question: where is the un conference on climate change scheduled to be held

Glasgowu , Škotska , Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo .

where is the un conference on climate change scheduled to be held

Question: what is scheduled to be held in glasgow, scotland, uk

konferencija UN - a o klimatskim promjenama 2021 . trebala bi se održati u Glasgowu , Škotska , Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo

what is scheduled to be held in glasgow, scotland, uk

Question: who won the football world cup in 2022

The UN Conference on Climate Change 2021 is scheduled to be held in Glasgow , Scotland , the UK .

14 November - Croatia football team in the last match of the group H qualifications for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar in a difficult match on Poljuda victory over Russia 1:0 autogol Kudrjašov in the 81st minute seated to the first place of the group and selected the competition at the world championship .

With this victory , Zlatko Dalić became the first selector of the team to take Croatia to three major competitions .

Studeni 1. studenoga – 12. studenoga – konferencija UN-a o klimatskim promjenama 2021. trebala bi se održati u Glasgowu, Škotska, Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo.

Ovom je pobjedom Zlatko Dalić postao prvi izbornik reprezentacije koji je odveo Hrvatsku na tri velika natjecanja.

The UN Conference on Climate Change 2021 is scheduled to be held in Glasgow, Scotland, the UK. 14 November - Croatia football team in the last match of the group H qualifications for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar in a difficult match on Poljuda victory over Russia 1:0 autogol Kudrjašov in the 81st minute seated to the first place of the group and selected the competition at the world championship. With this victory, Zlatko Dalić became the first selector of the team to take Croatia to three major competitions.

The UN Conference on Climate Change 2021 is scheduled to be held in Glasgow, Scotland, the UK.

With this victory, Zlatko Dalić became the first selector of the team to take Croatia to three major competitions.

Sports events 13 January – 31 January – World Championship in Handmade – Egypt 2021.

11 June – 11 July – European Football Championship – Europe 2020, which was previously postponed on 12 June 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

July 23 – August 9 – Summer Olympics 2020 in Tokyo, Japan.

Question: where will the summer olympics be held in 2020

. kolovoza – Ljetne olimpijske igre 2020 . u Tokiju u Japanu

Sports events 13 January – 31 January – World Championship in Handmade – Egypt 2021.

11 June – 11 July – European Football Championship – Europe 2020, which was previously postponed on 12 June 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

July 23 – August 9 – Summer Olympics 2020 in Tokyo, Japan.

where will the summer olympics be held in 2020

Question: what caused europe 2020 to be postponed

Question: what pandemic postponed europe 2020

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Question: where are the summer olympics 2020 going to be held

where are the summer olympics 2020 going to be held

Question: when does the world championship in handmade take place

13 . siječnja – 31 . siječnja – Svjetsko prvenstvo u rukometu

when does the world championship in handmade take place

Question: what country will host the world championship in handmade in 2021

what country will host the world championship in handmade in 2021

Question: where are the olympics 2020 going to be held

where are the olympics 2020 going to be held

Sports events 13 January – 31 January – World Championship in Handmade – Egypt 2021 .

11 June – 11 July – European Football Championship – Europe 2020 , which was previously postponed on 12 June 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic .

July 23 – August 9 – Summer Olympics 2020 in Tokyo , Japan .

Športski događaji 13. siječnja – 31. siječnja – Svjetsko prvenstvo u rukometu - Egipat 2021.

11. lipnja – 11. srpnja – Europsko prvenstvo u nogometu - Europa 2020., koje je prethodno odgođeno 12. lipnja 2020. godine zbog pandemije virusa COVID-19.

23. srpnja – 9. kolovoza – Ljetne olimpijske igre 2020. u Tokiju u Japanu.

Sports events 13 January – 31 January – World Championship in Handmade – Egypt 2021.

11 June – 11 July – European Football Championship – Europe 2020, which was previously postponed on 12 June 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

July 23 – August 9 – Summer Olympics 2020 in Tokyo, Japan.

They were previously delayed on July 24, 2020 due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

Question: what is the reason for the summer olympics in 2020

They were previously delayed on July 24, 2020 due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

what is the reason for the summer olympics in 2020

Question: what pandemic delayed the summer olympics in japan

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Question: when are the summer olympics 2020 going to be

when are the summer olympics 2020 going to be

Question: when are the olympics going to be held in egypt

13 . siječnja – 31 . siječnja – Svjetsko prvenstvo u rukometu

when are the olympics going to be held in egypt

Question: who is hosting the world championship in handmade

who is hosting the world championship in handmade

They were previously delayed on July 24 , 2020 due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic .

Prethodno su odgođene 24. srpnja 2020. zbog pandemije virusa COVID-19.

Sports events 13 January – 31 January – World Championship in Handmade – Egypt 2021. 11 June – 11 July – European Football Championship – Europe 2020, which was previously postponed on 12 June 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. July 23 – August 9 – Summer Olympics 2020 in Tokyo, Japan. They were previously delayed on July 24, 2020 due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

They were previously delayed on July 24, 2020 due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

January 1st Elmira Minita Gordon, 1st General Governor of Belize (* 1930)

Carlos do Carmo, Portuguese singer (born 1939)

Liam Reilly, Irish singer (born 1955)

2 January Marco Formentini, Italian politician, former mayor of Milan (born 1930)

Modibo Keita, 8th Prime Minister of Mali (born 1942)

Michael McKevitt, Irish Republican paramilitary leader and founder of the Real IRA (born 1949)

Paul Westphal, American basketball player and coach (born 1950)

3 January – Gerry Marsden, English musician (born 1942)

4 January Martinus Veltman, Dutch physicist and Nobel laureate (born 1931)

Nojko Marinović, Croatian general and dragon of the domestic war (1948)

Tanya Roberts, American actress (born 1955)

January 7 – Biserka Cvejić, Serbian opera singer of Croatian origin (born 1923)

8 January – Goran Filipi, Croatian linguist, romantic and lexicographer (born 1954)

11 January – Magda Matošić, Croatian actress (born 1928)

January 24 – Mladen Baraković, Croatian jazz musician and counterbasist (born 1950)

26 January – Egidio Ćepulić, Croatian physician (born 1946)

30 January – Željko Pavičić, Croatian composer, text writer and poet (born 1949)

January 31 – Miroslav Tuđman, Croatian politician (born 1946) Robert Bajruši:

U Zagrebu je preminuo Miroslav Tuđman, doktor informacijskih znanosti, saborski zastupnik i čelnik obavještajnih službi i najstariji sin prvog hrvatskog predsjednika, Franje Tuđmana. I Miroslav Tuđman je žrtva Covida-19.
Miroslav Tuđman je sudjelovao u brojnim prijelomnim situacijama, nakon pada komunizma u Hrvatskoj i Jugoslaviji. Rodio se na Dan mladosti, 25. svibnja 1946. u Beogradu, gdje je u to vrijeme Franjo Tuđman službovao u Generalštabu Jugoslavenske armije. Dobio je ime po Miroslavu Krleži, a u Beogradu je živio do 1961., kada se obitelj Tuđman, preselila u Zagreb.
Diplomirao je filozofiju i sociologiju na Filozofskom fakultetu Sveučilišta u Zagrebu 1970. Iako je, nakon slamanja maspoka, njegov otac postao disident, a ubrzo završio u zatvoru, Miro Tuđman je živio prilično normalnim životom. Od 1972. radio je u Referalnom centru u Zagrebu, poslije 1977. u Zavodu za kulturu Hrvatske, a od 1988. na Filozofskom fakultetu u Zagrebu. Doktorsku disertaciju obranio je 1985., četiri godine kasnije, još uvijek u vrijeme socijalizma, postao je osnivač i prvi voditelj Zavoda za informacijske studije (1989–90), da bi 1998. bio promoviran u rang redovnog profesora. Znanstveno i stručno bavio se teorijom i epistemologijom informacijske znanosti te problemima državne sigurnosti, i autor je oko 200 znanstvenih i stručnih članaka te desetak knjiga.
Kao to je jednom napisala novinarka Jasna Babić, Tuđmanov prvorođeni sin je vlastitim snagama, bez zaštitnika i promotora, unatoč proskribiranom ocu, izgradio zavidnu sveučilišnu karijeru, što je fasciniralo njegovog oca. Posljednjih godina SFRJ sudjelovao je u osnivanju Socijaldemokratske stranke Hrvatske, na čelu s Antunom Vujićem, moderne ljevičarske opcije industrijskoga društva, koja je predstavljala opoziciju HDZ-u, koji je vodio Franjo Tuđman. Onda se dogodio rat, i stranka Tuđmana mlađeg se raskolila. Dio se priključio SDP-u Ivice Račana, dok je Miroslav Tuđman ušao u HDZ, odigravši važnu ulogu u demontaži Herceg-Bosne.
Postao je zamjenik predstojnika Ureda za nacionalnu sigurnost (UNS) te utemeljitelj i ravnatelj Hrvatske izvještajne službe (HIS) u dva navrata, 1993.-1998. godine i 1999.-2000. godine. Razumije se da je u demokratskim društvima neprirodno kada očevi vode državu, a sinovi tajne službe, međutim, na ovoj poziciji, Miroslav Tuđman je u diskreciji, napravio neke važne stvari. To se prvenstveno odnosi na smirivanje radikala koji su vodili Herceg-Bosnu, što je omogućilo sklapanje sporazuma s Bošnjacima, koji je osigurao podršku Amerike, vojno-redarstvenoj operaciji Oluja, kao i oslobađanju značajnog dijela teritorija u Bosni i Hercegovini. Sve bi išlo puno teže da Tuđman nije uvelike razmontirao paraobavještajne strukture Herceg-Bosne, i stavio ih pod kontrolu iz Zagreba.
Taj pragmatizam je razlog zbog čega ga hrvatska desnica nikada nije doživljavala „njihovim čovjekom“. Rigidni desničari poput Vice Vukojevića i Bože Vukušića, zamjerali su mu dugogodišnju suradnju s nekadašnjim visokopozicioniranim Udbašem Josipom Perkovićem. Za neoustašku ekipu, Miro Tuđman je dospio na listu sumnjivih Hrvata jer se protivio lustraciji nekadašnjih jugoslavenskih obavještajaca, koji su prešli na hrvatsku stranu, koliko god je on u intervjuima, baš kao što je radio i njegov otac, podsjećao kako bi 'U tim okolnostima, obrane od velikosrpske agresije, ići na lustraciju, ili otvarati pitanje ubojstava hrvatskih emigranata, značilo pokretanje građanskog rata, otvaranje vanjske i unutrašnje bojišnice'.
Kada je potkraj 1999. umro Franjo Tuđman, vrlo brzo su se počeli urušavati poslovi i društveni položaj članova obiteljske dinastije Tuđmanovih. Jedini koji se zadržao na javnoj sceni bio je Miroslav, ali bilo je to daleko od nekadašnje popularnosti. U HDZ-u Ive Sanadera nisu ga više trebali, pa je osnovao svoju stranku HIP (Hrvatski istinski preporod) i 2003. na parlamentarnim izborima dobio samo 1,7 posto glasova.
Onda je 2009. bio kandidat na predsjedničkim izborima, ali prezime Tuđman privuklo je tek 4,1 posto birača. Tada je ponovno donio pragmatičnu odluku i vratio se u HDZ, i sa lista ulazio u Sabor u tri mandata, gdje je proveo posljednje desetljeće, pod troje predsjednika: Jadrankom Kosor, Tomislavom Karamarkom i Andrejom Plenkovićem. Na prošlim izborima je ponovno ušao u Sabor, u II. izbornoj jedinici.

January 1st Elmira Minita Gordon , 1st General Governor of Belize ( * 1930 )

Carlos do Carmo , Portuguese singer ( born 1939 )

Liam Reilly , Irish singer ( born 1955 )

2 January Marco Formentini , Italian politician , former mayor of Milan ( born 1930 )

Modibo Keita , 8th Prime Minister of Mali ( born 1942 )

Michael McKevitt , Irish Republican paramilitary leader and founder of the Real IRA ( born 1949 )

Paul Westphal , American basketball player and coach ( born 1950 )

3 January – Gerry Marsden , English musician ( born 1942 )

4 January Martinus Veltman , Dutch physicist and Nobel laureate ( born 1931 )

Nojko Marinović , Croatian general and dragon of the domestic war ( 1948 )

Tanya Roberts , American actress ( born 1955 )

January 7 – Biserka Cvejić , Serbian opera singer of Croatian origin ( born 1923 )

8 January – Goran Filipi , Croatian linguist , romantic and lexicographer ( born 1954 )

11 January – Magda Matošić , Croatian actress ( born 1928 )

15 January – Benjamin de Rothschild , French banker from the Swiss line of the French loze banking Jewish family Rothschild ( * 1963 ) 16 January – Phil Spector , American music producer , composer and musician ( * 1940 ) 20 January – Mira Furlan , American - Croatian film , theatre and television actress ( * 1955 ) 22 January – Truda Stamać , Croatian literary and translator ( * 1942 ) 23 January – Larry King , American radio and television leader ( * 1933 )

January 24 – Mladen Baraković , Croatian jazz musician and counterbasist ( born 1950 )

26 January – Egidio Ćepulić , Croatian physician ( born 1946 )

30 January – Željko Pavičić , Croatian composer , text writer and poet ( born 1949 )

January 31 – Miroslav Tuđman , Croatian politician ( born 1946 ) Robert Bajruši :

Siječanj 1. siječnja Elmira Minita Gordon, 1. generalna guvernerka Belizea (* 1930.)

Carlos do Carmo, portugalski pjevač (* 1939.)

2. siječnja Marco Formentini, talijanski političar, bivši gradonačelnik Milana (* 1930.)

Modibo Keita, 8. premijer Malija (* 1942.)

Michael McKevitt, irski republikanski paravojni vođa i osnivač Real IRA-e (* 1949.)

Paul Westphal, američki košarkaš i trener (* 1950.)

3. siječnja – Gerry Marsden, engleski glazbenik (* 1942.)

4. siječnja Martinus Veltman, nizozemski fizičar i nobelovac (* 1931.)

Nojko Marinović, hrvatski general i dragovoljac Domovinskog rata (* 1948.)

Tanya Roberts, američka glumica (* 1955.)

7. siječnja – Biserka Cvejić, srpska operna pjevačica hrvatskog podrijetla (* 1923.)

8. siječnja – Goran Filipi, hrvatski jezikoslovac, romanist i leksikograf (* 1954.)

11. siječnja – Magda Matošić, hrvatska glumica (* 1928.)

24. siječnja – Mladen Baraković, hrvatski jazz glazbenik i kontrabasist (* 1950.)

26. siječnja – Egidio Ćepulić, hrvatski lječnik (* 1946.)

30. siječnja – Željko Pavičić, hrvatski skladatelj, tekstopisac i pjesnik (* 1949.)

31. siječnja – Miroslav Tuđman, hrvatski političar (* 1946.)Robert Bajruši:

January 1st Elmira Minita Gordon, 1st General Governor of Belize (* 1930) Carlos do Carmo, Portuguese singer (born 1939) Liam Reilly, Irish singer (born 1955) 2 January Marco Formentini, Italian politician, former mayor of Milan (born 1930) Modibo Keita, 8th Prime Minister of Mali (born 1942) Michael McKevitt, Irish Republican paramilitary leader and founder of the Real IRA (born 1949) Paul Westphal, American basketball player and coach (born 1950) 3 January – Gerry Marsden, English musician (born 1942) 4 January Martinus Veltman, Dutch physicist and Nobel laureate (born 1931) Nojko Marinović, Croatian general and dragon of the domestic war (1948) Tanya Roberts, American actress (born 1955) January 7 – Biserka Cvejić, Serbian opera singer of Croatian origin (born 1923) 8 January – Goran Filipi, Croatian linguist, romantic and lexicographer (born 1954) 11 January – Magda Matošić, Croatian actress (born 1928) 15 January – Benjamin de Rothschild, French banker from the Swiss line of the French loze banking Jewish family Rothschild (* 1963) 16 January – Phil Spector, American music producer, composer and musician (* 1940) 20 January – Mira Furlan, American-Croatian film, theatre and television actress (* 1955) 22 January – Truda Stamać, Croatian literary and translator (* 1942) 23 January – Larry King, American radio and television leader (* 1933) January 24 – Mladen Baraković, Croatian jazz musician and counterbasist (born 1950) 26 January – Egidio Ćepulić, Croatian physician (born 1946) 30 January – Željko Pavičić, Croatian composer, text writer and poet (born 1949) January 31 – Miroslav Tuđman, Croatian politician (born 1946) Robert Bajruši:

January 1st Elmira Minita Gordon, 1st General Governor of Belize (* 1930)

Carlos do Carmo, Portuguese singer (born 1939)

2 January Marco Formentini, Italian politician, former mayor of Milan (born 1930)

Modibo Keita, 8th Prime Minister of Mali (born 1942)

Michael McKevitt, Irish Republican paramilitary leader and founder of the Real IRA (born 1949)

Paul Westphal, American basketball player and coach (born 1950)

3 January – Gerry Marsden, English musician (born 1942)

4 January Martinus Veltman, Dutch physicist and Nobel laureate (born 1931)

Nojko Marinović, Croatian general and dragon of the domestic war (1948)

Tanya Roberts, American actress (born 1955)

January 7 – Biserka Cvejić, Serbian opera singer of Croatian origin (born 1923)

8 January – Goran Filipi, Croatian linguist, romantic and lexicographer (born 1954)

11 January – Magda Matošić, Croatian actress (born 1928)

January 24 – Mladen Baraković, Croatian jazz musician and counterbasist (born 1950)

26 January – Egidio Ćepulić, Croatian physician (born 1946)

30 January – Željko Pavičić, Croatian composer, text writer and poet (born 1949)

January 31 – Miroslav Tuđman, Croatian politician (born 1946) Robert Bajruši:

1 February – Đuro Savinović, Croatian waterpolist (born 1950)

5 February – Christopher Plummer, Canadian actor (born 1929)

7 February – Ante Mrvica, Croatian marine (* 1952)

9 February - Leo Klasinc, Croatian academic (born 1937)

February 14 – Josip Stipanov, Croatian philosopher, library writer and director of the National and University Library in Zagreb.

Noćas je u Dubrovniku u 71. godini umro jedan od najboljih vaterpolista Juga svih vremena, bivši reprezentativac i olimpijac Đuro Savinović.
Savinović je rođen 1. ožujka 1950. godine u Dubrovniku, a čitavu svoju igračku karijeru proveo je u Jugu u kojem je počeo trenirati 1962. godine. Za reprezentaciju Jugoslavije igrao je 156 puta te nastupio na dva Svjetska prvenstva, 1973. godine u Beogradu gdje je osvojio brončanu medalju i 1975. godine u Caliju, a medalju istog sjaja osvojio je i na Europskom prvenstvu u Beču 1974. godine. Nastupio je i na Olimpijskim igarama 1976. u Montrealu i gdje je bio dio momčadi koja je osvojila peto mjesto.
Kao igrač s Jugom je osvojio dva naslova prvaka Jugoslavije, i to 1980. i 1981. godine, jedan Kup Jugoslavije 1981. godine, te Kup prvaka Europe 1980. godine kada je Savinović kao kapetan momčadi prvi podignuo prvi europski trofej u povijesti kluba iz Gruža.
Bio je izuzetan igrač kojeg je krasila kreativnost i sjajan šut kojeg je doveo do savršenstva, a njegon šut sa zadrškom bilo je njegovo najjače oružje koje mu je obilježilo igračku karijaru u kojoj je igrao na pozicijama beka i centra.
Bio je trener Juga od 1983. do 1989. godine te je u toj ulozi osvojio naslove prvaka Jugoslavije 1983. i 1985. godine, Kup Jugoslavije 1983., a pod njegovim vodstvom Jug je 1984. i 1987. igrao u finalu Kupa pobjednika kupova.
Nakon odlaska iz Juga tri godine je bio trener Salerna u Italiji, a potom godinu dana Las Palmasa u Španjolskoj te pet godina u Marseilleu, da bi trenersku karijeru završio 2000. godine u dubrovačkom Bellevueu.
Mjesto i vrijeme posljednjeg ispraćaja Đure Savinovića bit će naknadno objavljeni.

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1 February – Đuro Savinović, Croatian waterpolist (born 1950)

5 February – Christopher Plummer, Canadian actor (born 1929)

7 February – Ante Mrvica, Croatian marine (* 1952)

9 February - Leo Klasinc, Croatian academic (born 1937)

February 14 – Josip Stipanov, Croatian philosopher, library writer and director of the National and University Library in Zagreb.

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1 February – Đuro Savinović , Croatian waterpolist ( born 1950 )

5 February – Christopher Plummer , Canadian actor ( born 1929 )

7 February – Ante Mrvica , Croatian marine ( * 1952 )

February 8 – Ivan Andrašić , Croatian journalist , poet and dramatist from Serbia ( * 1955 ) Croatian word : Chronicle and promoter of shock Croats , accessed on March 19 , 2021 , Dragutin Drk , Croatian entrepreneur ( * 1937 )

9 February - Leo Klasinc , Croatian academic ( born 1937 )

February 14 – Josip Stipanov , Croatian philosopher , library writer and director of the National and University Library in Zagreb .

Veljača 1. veljače – Đuro Savinović, hrvatski vaterpolist (* 1950.)

5. veljače – Christopher Plummer, kanadski glumac (* 1929.)

7. veljače – Ante Mrvica, hrvatski pomorac (* 1952.)

9. veljače – Leo Klasinc, hrvatski akademik (* 1937.)

14. veljače Josip Stipanov, hrvatski filozof, knjižničar te ravnatelj Nacionalne i sveučilišne knjižnice u Zagrebu.

1 February – Đuro Savinović, Croatian waterpolist (born 1950) 5 February – Christopher Plummer, Canadian actor (born 1929) 7 February – Ante Mrvica, Croatian marine (* 1952) February 8 – Ivan Andrašić, Croatian journalist, poet and dramatist from Serbia (* 1955) Croatian word: Chronicle and promoter of shock Croats, accessed on March 19, 2021, Dragutin Drk, Croatian entrepreneur (* 1937) 9 February - Leo Klasinc, Croatian academic (born 1937) February 14 – Josip Stipanov, Croatian philosopher, library writer and director of the National and University Library in Zagreb.

1 February – Đuro Savinović, Croatian waterpolist (born 1950)

5 February – Christopher Plummer, Canadian actor (born 1929)

7 February – Ante Mrvica, Croatian marine (* 1952)

9 February - Leo Klasinc, Croatian academic (born 1937)

February 14 – Josip Stipanov, Croatian philosopher, library writer and director of the National and University Library in Zagreb.

Kroničar i promotor šokačkih Hrvata
Sinoć, 8. veljače, u 66. godini života, preminuo je novinar, pjesnik, autor dramskih komada i publicist iz Sonte Ivan Andrašić. Među ostalim, ostat će upamćen po svojem angažmanu u kulturnom i medijskom životu hrvatske zajednice u Vojvodini, posebice među šokačkim Hrvatima u Sonti, ali i Podunavlju.
U rodnom mjestu završio je osnovnu školu, a gimnaziju u Somboru. Radio je u Pregradi do 1982., a potom u Sonti gdje se bavio fotografijom.
Bio je član Uredništva, dopisnik i kolumnist (Bać Ivin štodir) tjednika Hrvatska riječ, te stalni suradnik katoličkog mjesečnika Zvonik. Kao novinar, pisao je i za apatinski Glas komune.
Pisao je kazališne komade, satirične pripovijetke i poeziju s temama iz života šokačkih Hrvata u Sonti. Osim na autentičnoj šokačkoj ikavici stare akcentuacije, pisao je i književnim hrvatskim jezikom. Pjesme su mu objavljivane u zbirkama Lira naiva, Rešetarački susreti pjesnika i Banatsko pero te kalendaru Subotička Danica i književnom časopisu Nova riječ.
Drame su mu objavljene u antologijama Teška vrimena i Mali diplomat te u književnom časopisu Klasje naših ravni. Bio je tajnik, voditelj Dramskog odjela i aktivan član Literarnog odjela Kulturno-prosvjetne zajednice Hrvata Šokadija iz Sonte. Po njegovim tekstovima i u njegovoj režiji, udruga je postavila nekoliko predstava: Ljubav iz baba-Mandine kujne, Knez nije zno plivat, Knez više nije knez i Dovedeni, zatečeni i naši.
Autor je i knjige Izgradnja kuća nabijača u Sonti u XX. stoljeću koju je objavio Zavod za kulturu vojvođanskih Hrvata.
Sahrana će biti sutra (srijeda, 10. veljače) u 16 sati na groblju u Sonti.
H. R.

Srpski mediji javljaju kako je umro poznati glazbenik Đorđe Balašević. Čuveni kantautor preminuo je danas u 68. godini. Balašević je preminuo u Kliničkom centru Vojvodina gdje se liječio od komplikacija covida-19, prenijela je Radio-televizija Srbije.
Podsjetimo, Balašević je prije tri dana primljen na Infektivnu kliniku gde se liječio od upale pluća.
Prije nekoliko dana izvor blizak obitelji otkrio je da se kantautor osjeća dobro i da se šali s liječnicima.
Nažalost, stanje mu se pogoršalo te je preminuo.
Đorđe Balašević rođen je 11. svibnja 1953. godine u Novom Sadu. U srednjoj školi htio je postati nogometaš, no ipak je prevladala ljubav prema glazbi.
Nakon što je prekinuo studij zemljopisa, priključio se grupi "Žetva" iz Novog Sada i s njima snimio singl "U razdeljak te ljubim" koji je postao jako uspješan i prodan u čak 180.000 primjeraka. 1979. godine osvaja prvo mjesto na Splitskom festivalu s pjesmom "Panonski mornar" i tada zapravo počinje Balaševićevo razdoblje.
Sa skupinom "Rani mraz" izveo je dvije iznimno popularne pjesme "Priča o Vasi Ladačkom" i "Život je more". 1982. godine napušta skupinu "Rani mraz" i počinje samostalnu pjevačku karijeru.
Izdao je 12 samostalnih studijskih albuma te još sedam kompilacija najvećih hitova, a obožavale su ga tisuće ljudi diljem bivše države. Uspjeh Đoletovih pjesama skriva se upravo u iskrenim tekstovima prepunim emocija s kojima se mnogi mogu poistovjetiti.
Bio je u sretnom braku sa suprugom Oliverom kojoj je posvetio i mnoge pjesme, a imali su troje djece: sina Aleksu te kćeri Jovanu i Jelenu.
Tijekom rata na području Hrvatske i Bosne i Hercegovine, javno je govorio protiv velikosrpske agresije zbog čega je bio u nemilosti tamošnjih vlasti.
"Kad su počele sve one gužve, poklici, barikade, pokušao sam ostati miran. Znao sam, da su na barikadama uvijek najbrži, nikad najmudriji. Adrenalin u krvi vodio je ljude u ishitrene postupke. Želio sam postupiti ispravno, a to nije bilo lako. Odlučio sam sudjelovati u svemu tome tako što - neću sudjelovati. Karijera mi je potpuno prekinuta. Zato što sam imenom i prezimenom govorio protiv nekih srpskih političara, uslijedili su noćni pozivi, lupanje po prozoru, bušenje guma na automobilu... No, moja obitelj je odlučila da ćemo sve to zajedno izdržati i podržala me u svim mojim postupcima", rekao je Balašević o tom periodu života.

Umro je Zlatko Saračević
LEGENDARNI Zlatko Saračević umro je od srčanog udara u 60. godini.
Proslavljenom hrvatskog rukometašu i treneru Podravke Zlatanu Saračeviću pozlilo je nakon derbija s Lokomotivom u Koprivnici. Odmah je prebačen u bolnicu.
''Čestitam curama što su izdržale sve ovo. Moram priznati da je pritisak bio nenormalan. Bilo je najvažnije smiriti cure jer smo s jedne strane bili u teškoj situaciji što se tiče Lige prvakinja i ti porazi su djelovali. Bio je to pravi derbi, Lokomotiva je prava ekipa u kojoj igra sedam osvajačica brončane medalje i šteta što nije bilo publike da vidi jedan superkvalitetan meč. Na kraju su odlučili naša širina i kvaliteta koju još uvijek imamo'', rekao je Saračević kojem je pozlilo odmah nakon što je dao ovu izjavu i istog trenutka je prebačen u koprivničku bolnicu, piše Podravski list.Osmrtnice.hr
Liječnici su ga oživljavali 40 minuta
Saračeviću je po izlasku iz dvorane pozlilo, a u blizini se našla trenerica vratarki Barbara Stančin koja je odmah pozvala hitnu pomoć.
Kako je gimnazijska dvorana u blizini, pomoć je stigla vrlo brzo te je Saračević prebačen na Hitni bolnički odjel koprivničke Opće bolnice Dr. Tomislav Bardek.
Liječnici su ga reanimirali 40-ak minuta, ali nažalost nisu uspjeli.
Tko je bio Zlatko Saračević?
Zlatko Saračević rođen je 5. srpnja 1961. godine u Banjoj Luci.
Profesionalnu karijeru rukometaša započeo je u klubu Borac iz Banje Luke i već se tamo istaknuo kao jedan od najboljih igrača Jugoslavije 80-ih godina 20. stoljeća.
Za Borac igrao je deset godina i nakon toga se 1987. godine preselio u RK Medveščak. Za Medveščak je igrao tri godine i osvojio Kup Jugoslavije 1989. i 1990. godine.
Nakon Medveščaka igrao je u Nimesu, Bordeauxu, Istresu i Creteilu. Francusku ligu je osvojio dva puta i tri je puta bio proglašavan za najboljeg strijelca.
Godine 1997. vratio se u Zagreb i igrao je za Badel. U zadnje dvije sezone dok je igrao, dva je puta proglašen najboljim strijelcem u EHF Ligi prvaka. Godine 2000. odlazi u Fotex Veszprem gdje je igrao dvije sezone, a 2002. godine zaigrao je za Zamet Crotek. U tom je klubu završio igračku karijeru i počeo raditi kao trener.
Saračević je 2003. godine preuzeo klupu RK Zameta, ali nakon loše sezone smijenjen je 22. ožujka 2004. godine. Kratko vrijeme radio je kao pomoćni trener RK Zagreb.
Olimpijski pobjednik u Atlanti
Zlatko Saračević je s reprezentacijom Jugoslavije osvojio zlatnu medalju u Švicarskoj na Svjetskom prvenstvu koje se održalo 1986. godine i brončanu medalju na Olimpijskim igrama u Seulu.
S reprezentacijom Hrvatske nastavio je nizati velike rezultate pa je tako 1993. godine osvojio zlato na Mediteranskim igrama u Languedoc-Roussillonu. S reprezentacijom je na Europskom prvenstvu u Portugalu 1994. godine osvojio brončanu medalju.
Godine 1995. Zlatko je s reprezentacijom postao svjetski doprvak na Svjetskom prvenstvu na Islandu, a 1996. godine olimpijski pobjednik u Atlanti. Iste je godine dobio Državnu nagradu za šport “Franjo Bučar”.

March 1st – Zlatko Kranjčar, Croatian footballer and coach (born 1956)

6 March – Boris Komnenić, Serbian actor (* 1957)Dead actor Boris Komnenić, Popadić from Better Life, Index.hr, published on 7 March 2021, accessed on 7 March 2021.

12 March Ivo Trumbić, Croatian waterpolist (born 1935)

Višnja Markovinović, Croatian painter and keramician (* 1930) 13 March – Josip Božičević, Croatian academic (* 1929.)

17 March – Marijan Turkulin, Croatian architect (* 1939) 22 March – Ivan Mužić, Croatian historian (* 1934) 23 March – Irena Vrkljan, Croatian writer (* 1930.)

24 March - Joško Juvančić, Croatian theatrical director and theatrical pedagogue (born 1936)

24 March – Tomislav Meštrić, Croatian writer (born 1931)

25 March – Ivan Jurić, Croatian historian (born 1932)

Preminuo je legendarni hrvatski nogometaš i nogometni trener Zlatko Cico Kranjčar u 65. godini života.
Kako doznajemo, preminuo je u KBC-u Merkur nakon kratke i teške bolesti.
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Cico je bio u Dinamu je od svoje desete godine života i u njemu je ostao kao igrač sve do 1983. godine. Trener Mirko Bazić doveo ga je u prvu momčad, a u prvoj je postavi od 1974. Prva utakmica koju je odigrao bila je u hrvatskom derbiju protiv Hajduka.
Ukupno je odigrao 261 utakmicu u prvenstvu, 28 u Kupu te 18 u europskim kupovima za Dinamo te postigao 98 golova u prvenstvu. S Dinamom je 1981./1982. osvojio naslov prvaka. Odigrao je više utakmica u Kupu europskih prvaka, Kupu UEFA i Kupu pobjednika kupova. S Dinamom je došao do naslova osvajača Kupa maršala Tita 1979./1980. i 1982./1983., finala Kupa maršala Tita 1975./1976. i 1981./1982.
Karijeru je 1984. nastavio u bečkom Rapidu. Godine 1990. prešao je u Sankt Pölten, 1991. iz Sankt Pöltena otišao je u SV Wienerfeld u kojem je ostao 1992., objavio završetak karijere, no onda se vratio i ostao još jednu sezonu.
Kranjčar je upisao i dva nastupa za Hrvatsku i zabio jedan gol protiv Rumunjske 1990., dok je iste godine odigrao cijeli susret kao kapetan hrvatske nogometne reprezentacije. Bio je to prvi službeni nastup hrvatske nogometne vrste.
Nakon igračke, ostvario je i bogatu trenersku karijeru. Nakon Miroslava Ćire Blaževića s četiri osvojena trofeja u dva trenerska mandata u Maksimiru, treći je najtrofejniji trener u povijesti Dinama.
Tri puta bio je prvak Hrvatske (1996. i 1998. s Croatijom, 2002. sa Zagrebom), dva puta pobjednik Hrvatskoga kupa s Croatijom i jedan put prvak Iranske Pro Lige (2012. sa Sepahan Isfahanom).
Cico Kranjčar dobitnik je Državne nagrade za šport "Franjo Bučar" 2005. godine.
Svoju je veličinu Cico pokazao potezom fair-playa 3. svibnja 2012. u utakmici iranskog prvenstva 2011./2012. godine, kad je naredio svom igraču koji je trebao izvesti jedanaesterac neka ga promaši, jer je sudac dosudio jedanaesterac u okolnostima u kojima ga uopće nije trebao dosuditi.
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March 1st – Zlatko Kranjčar, Croatian footballer and coach (born 1956)

6 March – Boris Komnenić, Serbian actor (* 1957)Dead actor Boris Komnenić, Popadić from Better Life, Index.hr, published on 7 March 2021, accessed on 7 March 2021.

12 March Ivo Trumbić, Croatian waterpolist (born 1935)

Višnja Markovinović, Croatian painter and keramician (* 1930) 13 March – Josip Božičević, Croatian academic (* 1929.)

17 March – Marijan Turkulin, Croatian architect (* 1939) 22 March – Ivan Mužić, Croatian historian (* 1934) 23 March – Irena Vrkljan, Croatian writer (* 1930.)

24 March - Joško Juvančić, Croatian theatrical director and theatrical pedagogue (born 1936)

24 March – Tomislav Meštrić, Croatian writer (born 1931)

25 March – Ivan Jurić, Croatian historian (born 1932)

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March 1st – Zlatko Kranjčar , Croatian footballer and coach ( born 1956 )

6 March – Boris Komnenić , Serbian actor ( * 1957)Dead actor Boris Komnenić , Popadić from Better Life , Index.hr , published on 7 March 2021 , accessed on 7 March 2021 .

12 March Ivo Trumbić , Croatian waterpolist ( born 1935 )

Višnja Markovinović , Croatian painter and keramician ( * 1930 ) 13 March – Josip Božičević , Croatian academic ( * 1929 . )

17 March – Marijan Turkulin , Croatian architect ( * 1939 ) 22 March – Ivan Mužić , Croatian historian ( * 1934 ) 23 March – Irena Vrkljan , Croatian writer ( * 1930 . )

24 March - Joško Juvančić , Croatian theatrical director and theatrical pedagogue ( born 1936 )

24 March – Tomislav Meštrić , Croatian writer ( born 1931 )

25 March – Ivan Jurić , Croatian historian ( born 1932 )

Ožujak 1. ožujka – Zlatko Kranjčar, hrvatski nogometaš i trener (* 1956.)

6. ožujka – Boris Komnenić, srpski glumac (* 1957.)Preminuo glumac Boris Komnenić, Popadić iz Boljeg života, Index.hr, objavljeno 7. ožujka 2021., pristupljeno 7. ožujka 2021.

12. ožujka Ivo Trumbić, hrvatski vaterpolist (* 1935.)

Višnja Markovinović, hrvatska slikarica i keramičarka (* 1930.) 13. ožujka – Josip Božičević, hrvatski akademik (* 1929.)

17. ožujka – Marijan Turkulin, hrvatski arhitekt (* 1939.) 22. ožujka – Ivan Mužić, hrvatski povjesničar (* 1934.) 23. ožujka – Irena Vrkljan, hrvatska književnica (* 1930.)

24. ožujka – Joško Juvančić, hrvatski kazališni redatelj i kazališni pedagog (* 1936.)

24. ožujka – Tomislav Meštrić, hrvatski književnik (* 1931.)

25. ožujka – Ivan Jurić, hrvatski povjesničar (* 1932.)

March 1st – Zlatko Kranjčar, Croatian footballer and coach (born 1956) 6 March – Boris Komnenić, Serbian actor (* 1957)Dead actor Boris Komnenić, Popadić from Better Life, Index.hr, published on 7 March 2021, accessed on 7 March 2021. 12 March Ivo Trumbić, Croatian waterpolist (born 1935) Višnja Markovinović, Croatian painter and keramician (* 1930) 13 March – Josip Božičević, Croatian academic (* 1929.) 17 March – Marijan Turkulin, Croatian architect (* 1939) 22 March – Ivan Mužić, Croatian historian (* 1934) 23 March – Irena Vrkljan, Croatian writer (* 1930.) 24 March - Joško Juvančić, Croatian theatrical director and theatrical pedagogue (born 1936) 24 March – Tomislav Meštrić, Croatian writer (born 1931) 25 March – Ivan Jurić, Croatian historian (born 1932)

March 1st – Zlatko Kranjčar, Croatian footballer and coach (born 1956)

6 March – Boris Komnenić, Serbian actor (* 1957)Dead actor Boris Komnenić, Popadić from Better Life, Index.hr, published on 7 March 2021, accessed on 7 March 2021.

12 March Ivo Trumbić, Croatian waterpolist (born 1935)

Višnja Markovinović, Croatian painter and keramician (* 1930) 13 March – Josip Božičević, Croatian academic (* 1929.)

17 March – Marijan Turkulin, Croatian architect (* 1939) 22 March – Ivan Mužić, Croatian historian (* 1934) 23 March – Irena Vrkljan, Croatian writer (* 1930.)

24 March - Joško Juvančić, Croatian theatrical director and theatrical pedagogue (born 1936)

24 March – Tomislav Meštrić, Croatian writer (born 1931)

25 March – Ivan Jurić, Croatian historian (born 1932)

Preminuo glumac Boris Komnenić, Popadić iz Boljeg života
GLUMAC Boris Komnenić, publici najpoznatiji kao Aleksandar Popadić iz serije Bolji život, preminuo je u 64. godini nakon teške bolesti, piše Kurir.
Komnenić je rođen 29. ožujka 1957. u Puli. Poslije gimnazije, koju je završio u rodnom gradu, upisao je Fakultet dramskih umjetnosti, a član Narodnog pozorišta postao je 1984.
Među filmskim i televizijskim naslovima u kojima je glumio su: Bal na vodi, Špadijer jedan život, Gore dole, Vratiće se rode, Miris kiše na Balkanu, Sinđelići, Apofenija...
Proglašen je prvakom drame Narodnog pozorišta čiji je stalni član još od 1984. godine.
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Swibanj 4 May – Saša Anočić, Croatian actor and director (* 1968.)hr.n1info.com, "Preminuo croatian actor and director Saša Anočić", published 5 May 2021, accessed 5 May 2021.

18 May - Charles Grodin, American actor (born 1935)

21 May – Zdenko Vukasović, Croatian football goalkeeper (* 1941.)

Kazališni, filmski i televizijski glumac te kazališni redatelj Saša Anočić umro je iznenada u Zaprešiću u utorak navečer u 53. godini.
Saša Anočić rođen je 1968. u Osijeku. Diplomirao je glumu na Akademiji dramske umjetnosti u Zagrebu 1998. Isprva je kao glumac zaposlen u Hrvatskom narodnom kazalištu u Osijeku, odakle prelazi u Zagrebačko kazalište mladih, a zatim u glumački ansambl zagrebačkog Gradskog kazališta Trešnje.
Tamo je ostvario brojne zapažene uloge: bio je Strašilo u “Čarobnjaku iz Oza”, Otac u “Mami kao priči”, Lumiere u “Ljepotici i Zvijeri”, Fagin u “Oliveru Twistu”, igrao je u predstavi “Ne, prijatelj!”. Na pozornici Trešnje režirao je predstave “Alisa (prema onoj U zemlji čudesa L. Carrolla”), “Pinocchio” i “Frankenstein”, za koje je uz režiju napravio i dramatizaciju, a bio je i ravnatelj tog dječjeg teatra.
U ostalim našim kazalištima kao redatelj postavio je na scenu brojne naslove, nerijetko autorske projekte u kojima je i potpisnik teksta.
Svojom predstavom “Kauboji”, postavljenom 2008. godine u Teatru Exit i osmišljenom kao kombinacija drame i mjuzikla, napravio je svojevrsnu prekretnicu u kazalištu. Karte su se rasprodavale u rekordnom broju, a već 2014. godine predstava je brojala 400. izvedbu u Teatru Exit. Za režiju predstave nagrađen je Nagradom hrvatskog glumišta, Plaketom Grada Zagreba, Vjesnikovom nagradom “Dubravko Dujšin”, Marulom za najbolje redateljsko ostvarenje, a predstava u cjelini osvojila je mnogobrojne nagrade.
U Exitu je još postavio predstave “Noževi u kokošima”, “To samo Bog zna”, “Nemirne noge”, “Nas dva i ja” i “GospOUdinNOUbadi”; u riječkom HNK Ivan pl. Zajca predstavu “Komšiluk naglavačke”; u zagrebačkom Satiričkom kazalištu Kerempuh predstave “Kad se mi mrtvi pokoljemo” te “O medvjedima i ljudima”. “Smisao života gospodina Lojtrice” i “Niko i ništ” postavio je u KNAP-u.
U GDK Gavelli postavio je predstave “Osmi povjerenik” te “Kiklop”, koja je 2019. godine osvojila nagrade hrvatskog glumišta za najbolju predstavu u cjelini, za najbolje redateljsko ostvarenje te za najbolju sporednu ulogu Živku Anočiću; grand prix za najbolju predstavu u cjelini 36. Susreta kazališta Bosne i Hercegovine 2019., te na 30. Marulićevim danima 2020. nagrade za predstavu u cjelini, za najbolju režiju, za najbolju adaptaciju teksta (Saša Anočić), za glumačko ostvarenje (Franjo Dijak) te za dizajn svjetla (Zdravko Stolnik).
Igrao je u filmovima “Kauboji”, “Koko i duhovi”, “Libertango”, “Crnci”, “Zapamtite Vukovar”, “Gospođa za prije”, “Armin”, “Mrtvi kutovi”, “Leti, leti”, “Prezimiti u Riju”, “Chico”, “Anđele moj dragi”…
Saša Anočić iza sebe ostavlja kćer Miu Anočić Valentić, koju ima iz prvog braka i koja je također profesionalna glumica, te troje djece koje ima iz drugog braka, Izabelu, Rafaela i Angelu.
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Dominikanci započeli proslavu velikog jubileja, prije 800 godina došli su u Hrvatsku
Zahvalnim euharistijskim slavljem koje je u crkvi Kraljice sv. Krunice u Zagrebu na blagdan sv. Tome Akvinskog, 28. siječnja, predvodio apostolski nuncij u RH nadbiskup Giorgio Lingua, hrvatska dominikanska obitelj započela je proslavu 800. obljetnice rođenja za nebo svoga utemeljitelja sv. Dominika i 800 godina od dolaska dominikanaca na hrvatske prostore.
Uz dominikansku obitelj na misi su se okupili i predstavnici državne vlasti, znanstvene i sveučilišne zajednice te kulturnih institucija. Sve okupljene, a osobito apostolskoga nuncija, kao i one koji su zbog epidemiološke situacije slavlje pratili internetskim putem, pozdravio je provincijal Hrvatske dominikanske provincije fr. Slavko Slišković.
„Počašćen sam što sam pozvan da s vama proslavim blagdan svetog Tome u godini u kojoj obilježavate 800. godišnjicu ‘rođenja za nebo’ oca utemeljitelja sv. Dominika i dolaska Reda otaca dominikanaca u Hrvatsku. Možemo smatrati vašu prisutnost u ovoj zemlji prvim plodom umirućeg sjemena“, istaknuo je nuncij Lingua.
Na početku propovijedi osvrnuo se na odnos sv. Pavla i korintskih učenjaka, s kojima se ne može mjeriti u poznavanju znanosti ali je svjestan da poznaje korijen mudrosti – Raspetoga, koji ima odgovore na najteža pitanja koja ljudi mogu imati, „na pitanja koja nemaju objašnjenje, kao na primjer: zašto patnja? I, povrh svega, zašto bol i patnja nevinih? Kako možemo reći da je Bog ljubav ako dopušta patnju onih koji nisu počinili nikakvo zlo?“
„Tko si nije postavio to pitanje tijekom tragedija koje smo doživjeli u prošlosti, pa i nedavno? Pred užasima ratova koje mnogi od vas još uvijek živo pamte; pred pandemijom koja je u kratko vrijeme zahvatila cijeli svijet, pogađajući bez razlike pravedne i nepravedne? Suočeni s potresima koji su pogodili Zagreb i, još snažnije, Petrinju, Sisak, Glinu i okolna sela, ne praveći nikakvu razliku između dobrih i loših“, upitao je nuncij Lingua, poručivši da samo Kristov križ može dati odgovor na bol pravednika.
Nema boli, tjelesne ni moralne, koju On nije iskusio u svojoj muci i smrti na križu. Ali, njegova smrt nije bila kraj svega, bila je početak novog života i zato je On postao odgovor na svaki naš „zašto?“ koji nema odgovora. Njegova smrt na križu bila je čin predanja: „Oče, u ruke tvoje predajem Duh svoj“. Tako je ta smrt, okrutna i nemilosrdna, postala čin ljubavi jer: „Nitko nema veće ljubavi od ove: da tko život svoj položi za prijatelje svoje”. To je prije govorio, propovijedao; a na križu ostvario, rekao je nuncij i poručio: Ako ne želimo da nam nešto ukradu, moramo biti spremni to darovati. Nitko nam ne može oduzeti ono što smo mi sami odlučili dati – to je „Božanska Mudrost, tajanstvena, koja je ostala sakrivena“. Mudrost koju ljudi ne mogu razumjeti jer svatko razmišlja kako uzeti, umjesto kako dati. Misli se na sebe umjesto da se misli na druge.
Božja sila je snaga ljubavi, snaga Raspetoga, poručio je nuncij Lingua, dodajući da se ljubav ne može objasniti ljudskim rasuđivanjem. Ljubiti je nešto iracionalno, ljubiti znači povjeriti se drugome bez obzira hoće li on to moći razumjeti, ne očekujući odgovor, da bismo ljubili potrebna nam je inteligencija vjere koja nadilazi naš razum.
Nuncij se zatim osvrnuo na slavnog sina sv. Dominika i učenika sv. Alberta Velikog sv. Tomu Akvinskog, koji je upotrijebio svoje intelektualne sposobnosti „da ojača vjeru i vjerom prosvijetli razum“. Njegovo se razmišljanje temelji na nepostojanju protuslovlja između vjere i razuma, „vjera ne zamjenjuje razum, već ga uzdiže dovodeći ga do sigurnosti i savršenstva“, istaknuo je nuncij. „Prihvaćanje vjere ne znači, dakle, odreći se razuma, postati ‘iracionalni’. Naš je razum poput sluškinje, „Ancilla fidei” – „sluškinja vjere“ (kako ga je nazvao sveti Toma). On ima tri vrlo važne zadaće koje pomažu postići puninu vjere, rekao je nuncij Lingua. Prvi je objasniti da postojanje Boga nije u suprotnosti s prirodom; druga zadaća razuma je objasniti dogme vjere koje su objavljene kroz metafore, usporedbe, analogije; a treća je dijalog s onima koji ne vjeruju. Ukratko, vjera i razum nisu u sukobu: vjera me vodi k istini, a razum mi pomaže razumjeti objavljenu istinu, istaknuo je nuncij Lingua.
Ispričao je kako je 1. siječnja bio prilično tužan, te mu je bilo i fizički loše jer je razmišljao „o svima onima koji su patili zbog potresa, o onima koji su bili prisiljeni provesti novogodišnju noć na otvorenom, na hladnoći; mislio sam na brojne osobe čiji su članovi obitelji ili prijatelji pogođeni koronavirusom i koji se iz sigurnosnih razloga nisu mogli približiti jedni drugima. Mislio sam i na tolike koji su umrli potpuno sami. Razmišljao sam o godini koja je upravo završila, o brojnim skandalima koji su pogodili Crkvu, o zbunjenosti koju smo svojim nedosljednim ponašanjem često prouzrokovali u srcima vjernika, posebno u jednostavnih ljudi“. Shvatio je da je sada vrijeme da dokaže svoju vjeru.
„Vrlo sam jasno osjećao da ne mogu razumjeti razlog onoga što sam vidio i onoga što se događalo oko mene, već da trebam ispovjediti svoju vjeru u Božju ljubav. Lako je vjerovati u Gospodinovu dobrotu kada stvari idu dobro, rekao je nuncij Lingua, dodavši kako je shvatio da „otajstvo križa osvjetljava naš život. Riječ je o mudrosti koja nadilazi ono što je razumno“. Stoga je pozvao vjernike da se mole sv. Tomi da im pomogne vjerovati u Božju ljubav, „ne samo kada stvari idu dobro, već iznad svega kad nam se čini da smo napušteni“.
Nuncij je na kraju još jednom zahvalio dominikancima na svemu što čine i činili su u Hrvatskoj otkako su došli u Dubrovnik. Istaknuo je njihov poseban doprinos u duhovnom, ali i intelektualnom životu koji su dominikanci donijeli u Hrvatsku. „Godine 1396. osnovali ste prvo Hrvatsko sveučilište u Zadru. Brojni su bili dominikanski teolozi koji su obilježili nacionalnu kulturu, ali ne samo u prošlosti. Poznat je vaš doprinos po vrsnim učiteljima na Katoličkom bogoslovnom fakultetu u Zagrebu, da spomenem samo profesora Jordana Kuničića i akademika Franju Šanjeka. U taj red spada i profesor Marijan Jurčević iz Rijeke i umirovljeni profesor Hrvoje Lasić s isusovačkog Filozofskog fakulteta u Zagrebu. Uistinu postoji razlog da se ponosite prošlošću i potrebno je moliti Gospodina da u današnje vrijeme budete dostojni nasljednici i svjedoci svojih slavnih prethodnika“, zaključio je nuncij Lingua.
Slavlje jubilarne godine prenošeno je na mrežnim stranicama i youtube kanalu reda propovjednika, na Hrvatskome katoličkom radiju i Laudato televiziji.
Nakon euharistijskoga slavlja otvara se novouređena Središnja provincijska knjižnica „Fr. Hijacint Bošković”, sa spomen-zbirkom akademika Franje Šanjeka, s više od 45 tisuća naslova, od čega gotovo tisuću iz 16. ili 17. stoljeća, vrlo vrijednog sadržaja.
Među brojnim događanjima u Jubilarnoj godini su vizualno predstavljanje jednoga samostana svaki mjesec te 12 tematskih razgovora s braćom i sestrama dominikanske obitelji svakog 15. u mjesecu, prvi je bio razgovor s provincijalom Hrvatske dominikanske provincije fr. Slavkom Sliškovićem emitiran 15. siječnja, kao i znanstveni simpozij u rujnu o manje poznatim temama iz dominikanske povijesti.
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O Danteu Alighieriju 700 godina nakon njegove smrti Hrvatska katolička mreža, 20. srpnja 2021., pristupljeno 21. srpnja 2021.

The Dominican people began the celebration of the great Jubilee, 800 years ago they arrived in Croatia, accessed on January 31, 2021. 800 Years of the Captain of the Boy, Crown. 800 Years of the Captain at the Fire, Meridiani, No. 217 (September 2021), page 12 700. anniversary of Dante's death About Dante Alighier, 700 years after his death, the Croatian Catholic Network, 20 July 2021, accessed 21 July 2021. by James Matthew Wilson.

The Dominican people began the celebration of the great Jubilee, 800 years ago they arrived in Croatia, accessed on January 31, 2021.

800 Years of the Captain of the Boy, Crown.

800 Years of the Captain at the Fire, Meridiani, No. 217 (September 2021), page 12 700. anniversary of Dante's death

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by James Matthew Wilson.

Ove godine – 2021. talijanska i svjetska književna i općekulturna javnost obilježava veliki jubilej – 700. godišnjicu smrti Dantea Alighierija.
Dante je rođen u svibnju ili lipnju 1265. u Firenci. Filozofiju je učio kod franjevaca, a retorici i gramatici podučavao ga je Brunetto Latini, tajnik Republike Firence i pobornik gvelfske stranke. Zauzimao je visoke položaje u gradskoj upravi, obavljao je za Firencu različite diplomatske službe, no kada su gvelfi izgubili vlast prognan je, nakon čega je živio u Arezzu, Veroni, Ravenni i, vrlo vjerojatno, Parizu. Umro je u Ravenni sredinom rujna 1321., prenosi nedjelja.ba
Republika Firenca, koja je Dantea bila doživotno prognala zaprijetivši mu lomačom, 50-ak godina nakon njegove smrti pozvala je Giovannija Boccaccija da održi niz javnih predavanja o značaju Danteova djela Komedija (Commedia), kojemu je atribut „božanstvena“ pridodao upravo sam Boccaccio.
U mladosti se Dante bio povezao s pjesnicima „ljupkoga novog stila“ (dolce stil nuovo) pa je prijateljevao s pjesnikom Guidom Cavalcantijem, kojemu je posvetio svoje prvo značajno djelo La vita nuova. Dante se, nakon 12 godina zaruka, oženio Gemmom di Manetto Donati i s njom imao troje ili četvero djece.
No, ključni događaj u njegovu životu zbio se 11 godina prije toga, kada je još kao dječak susreo Beatrice Portinari, koja se poslije udala za drugoga, a umrla je više od tri desetljeća prije Dantea. Beatrice je u ljubavno-religioznim stihovima Danteovim uzdignuta na razinu nadnaravnoga i nadzemaljskoga simbola. Njezina smrt izazvala je u Dantea krizu vjere, koju je prebrodio uronivši u filozofska i teološka proučavanja, čime je izbistrio odnos prema istini i pravdi, krjeposti i moralnoj svijesti.
U opsežnome epu Božanstvena komedija pjesnički genij opisao je imaginarno putovanje kroz pakao, čistilište i raj, na kojemu ga je vodio najprije rimski pjesnik Vergilije, zatim Danteova besmrtna ljubav Beatrice i naposljetku mistik Sv. Bernard iz Clairvauxa. Posrijedi je religiozno-didaktičko djelo dosljedne trojne strukture: sastoji se od dijelova Inferno, Purgatorio i Paradiso s po 33 pjevanja, a prvi dio ima i uvodno pjevanje pa ih je ukupno 100. Sva tri dijela završavaju riječju zvijezde (stelle).
Božanstvena komedija prožeta je simbolikom stupnjevitoga prolaza čovječanstva od grijeha do spasa, gdje susrećemo dojmljive opise konkretnih ljudskih sudbina, uz brojna zapažanja i filozofske refleksije o čovjeku i njegovu mjestu unutar kršćanskoga shvaćanja svijeta ili svemira, života i smrti. Posrijedi je izvanvremenski i nadvremenski ep, remek-djelo svjetske književnosti. Posebne pozornosti i citiranja vrijedna je misao američko-britanskoga književnika nobelovca Thomasa Stearnsa Eliota: „Dante i Shakespeare podijelili su moderni svijet između sebe; trećega nema.“
Kako je objavio Vatican News, zanimljivo je spomenuti kako Dante u Božanstvenoj komediji, u XXXI. pjevanju Raja, spominje hodočasnika koji došavši u Rim bude obuzet ushitom ugledavši lik Isusov na Veronikinu rupcu. Dante je napisao kako je „možda iz Hrvatske“ (forse di Croazia). Dotični citat Mate Maras preveo je ovako: „Kô taj što možda iz Hrvatske sada / dolazi našu Veroniku zreti, / što jē se s davnog ne nasiti glada, // već, dok se vidi, veli u pameti: / ‘Gospodine moj Kriste, Bože pravi, / takav li dakle bješe lik tvoj sveti?’“