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ZAGREB,  17 Dec (Hina) - Chief State Attorney Ivan Turudić said on Tuesday that he can neither confirm nor deny that a prosecutorial enquiry is being conducted into reports concerning the property owned by politician Ivana Kekin and her husband in Istria.

ZAGREB, 17 Dec (Hina) - Stephen Nikola Bartulica, a member of the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) group and the Croatian Home and National Rally (DOMINO) party, stated on Tuesday that Elon Musk "raised the level of free speech to a new level with the purchase of Twitter and the creation of the X platform."

ZAGREB,  17 Dec (Hina) - Croatian MEP from the Greens, Gordan Bosanac, on Tuesday called on regulatory agencies in Croatia and the EU to respond to the campaign being waged in certain media outlets and on social networks against presidential candidate Ivana Kekin. from his We Can! party.

ZAGREB, 17 Dec (Hina) - The HDZ’s presidential candidate Dragan Primorac said on Tuesday that Croatia can only be safe if it pursues unequivocal policies and has strong leadership, determined people, and a president with international respect.

ZAGREB, 17 Dec (Hina) - It is up to Serbia to decide the nature of its relationship with NATO, and the Alliance will respect that decision, whatever it may be, a conference entitled "NATO and Partners 2024" was told in Belgrade on Tuesday.

ZAGREB, 17 Dec (Hina) - Whistleblower Adrijana Cvrtila will not be reemployed as director of the Kutina-based Eko Moslavina, according to Zagreb County Court's final ruling which shows that the court does not consider her a whistleblower, and that she did not report the irregularities at the utility company in good faith.

ZAGREB, 17 Dec (Hina) - The European Commission on Tuesday approved a project to upgrade sewerage infrastructure in the Croatian Adriatic towns of Zadar and Petrčane, which will be co-financed by the EU with €54.8 million.

ZAGREB, 17 Dec (Hina) - A conference titled "Youth in Diplomacy: United Around Common Values" was held in Zagreb by the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, the Diplomatic Academy, and the UN and International Organisations Sector, bringing together interested students, the ministry stated.

ZAGREB, 17 Dec (Hina) - Minister Branko Bačić on Tuesday called on public sector unions to accept the government's offer for a wage rise, explaining that the offer is fair and realistic, and that Croatia is among the leaders in the EU when it comes to spending on employee salaries from the state budget.

ZAGREB, 17 Dec (Hina) - Hina's English News Desk expects to cover the following events scheduled for Wednesday, 18 December: