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
News schedule for Saturday and Sunday, 23 and 24 November
PM: All European reports register progress in Croatia's rule of law record
Ex-minister won't return to hospital, submits request for 6+6 benefit
Vagić: Krešimir Rotim resigns from Sisters of Charity hospital
ZAGREB, June 24 (Hina) - Those working with refugees and migrants in Bosnia and Herzegovina, close to the Croatian border, have become accustomed to seeing shocking scenes.People are frequently forced back across the border, beaten, stripped, having had their documents burned, or having had dogs set on them.
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