NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12987
Belgrade students set out on foot for Novi Sad in protest
Aaron Frenkel's lawsuit against Croatia over Golf Srđ project dismissed
Contracts worth €19 million awarded for reconstruction of public cultural heritage
Agriculture Committee endorses Vlajčić as new minister
Dabro: Each new recording strengthens us in fight for Croatian agriculture
News schedule for Friday, 31 January
BiH parliament passes laws crucial for EU negotiations
Parl. speaker: Majority is stable, new agriculture minister to be voted in on 11 Feb.
ZSE: Crobex indices rise for third day, reaching record highs
ZAGREB, Feb 3 (Hina) - The national chief of police, Nikola Milina, said on Monday he had not known that his former deputy, Josip Celic, was on an undercover assignment when he was caught on camera speeding in a built-up area, which led to his suspension from duty.
(Hina) vm