Ivica Profaca
Ivica Profaca is a Croatian freelance reporter who worked with most of the biggest newspapers and magazines in his country. Until recently he held position of a regional editor in Jutarnji list daily newspaper bureau in his hometown Split, Croatia. Before that, he worked on various positions in the biggest local daily Slobodna Dalmacija, including international news editor, war reporter, online editor, city section columnist, etc. Also, Ivica had been granted Alfred Friendly Press Fellowships in 1997., appointed to The Dallas Morning News as a staff writer. In the last few months, Ivica is expanding his freelance writing in various dailies, weeklies and magazines in Croatia and broader region, and directs his writing interests into business, politics, as well as culture and local history.
Latest Articles
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Croatian Olympic Twins, Taekwondo Stars Ana & Lucija Zaninovic
Taekwondo fighters Lucija and Ana Zaninovic will be the first twin sisters from Croatia to compete in Olympics. They might even bring medals back home
Jan 26, 2012
- Ivica Profaca
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A Piece of Dalmatia in Pennsylvania
Croatian region Dalmatia has its namesake in Pennsylvania, only because shores of Susquehanna River reminded some unknown pioneer on Adriatic Sea coast
Dec 27, 2010
- Ivica Profaca
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Cod Fish - Nordic Delicacy, Dalmatian Christmas Treat
Every Christmas, one of the richest fishing areas of the world, the Mediterranean, enjoys cod fish - a delicacy that lives thousand of kilometers away.
Dec 13, 2010
- Ivica Profaca
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Brusnik, an Adriatic Magnet
A tiny Brusnik, settled near island of Vis in the middle of Adriatic Sea, attracts travelers with rare remains of wild, unspoiled nature.
Dec 2, 2010
- Ivica Profaca
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