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
ZSE indices down for second day in a row
€2.15m awarded in grants to farmers in communities populated by ethnic minorities
Crofish fair opens in Poreč
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing celebrates its day
ZAGREB, 12 February (Hina) - More than half of European Union citizens believe that the economic situation in their own country will be worse in one year's time and do not expect an improvement in their living conditions, yet a majority believes that the EU will find the answers to the present crisis, a survey commissioned by the European Parliament shows.
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