Samo prijavljeni korisnici mogu pregledati cijeli sadržaj.
ZAGREB, Sept 12(Hina) - Croatia's credit rating for September remainsDB4d while its risk profile for this month is characterised by thesigning of a new, 20-month stand-by arrangement with the InternationalMonetary Fund (IMF),
according to the latest report of the Dun &Bradstreet agency which the Zagreb-based BonLine company carriedearlier this week. Istria County Prefect Ivan Jakovcic andrepresentative of the Italian minority in the Croatian ParliamentFurio Radin announced at a press conference in the northern Adriatictown of Pula on Sunday that they would visit Italian President CarloAzeglio Ciampi on September 17 at his invitation. No kind of political power canendanger Croatian Catholics, Zagreb Archbishop Cardinal Josip Bozanicsaid at an open-air mass service held in Marija Bistrica on Sunday. Croatian-born US businessman Boris Miksic hasannounced his candidacy for the next presidential election inCroatia. The Slovene People's