PM: Zagreb must be cultural centre of Central Europe
President candidate Bulj joins in protest against wind park in Split hinterland
Small accommodation providers protest against proposed property tax
Bačić: USKOK and DORH will investigate Beroš case as successfully as EPPO would have
Kekin: Croatia can be free from corruption
"My Voice, My Choice" digital campaign for accessible abortion underway
Primorac criticizes Milanović for inconsistency
Croatian Tourism Days: Plenković stresses caution with prices in 2025
NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12738
PM on ICC warrants: Democratically-elected gov't and terrorists cannot be equated
ZAGREB, Oct 7 (Hina) - In the second quarter of 2019 Croatia was among EU countries with the most marked increases in house prices compared to the same period of 2018, and those prices were more than two times higher than the European average, show figures released by the European statistical office Eurostat on Monday.
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