Bačić: Ruling majority is stable
News schedule for Wednesday, 27 November
Bosnia and Croatia state attorneys discuss issue of fleeing defendants
ZSE Crobex indices rise for two consecutive days
Bosnia's flood-damaged railway line to be repaired by Turkish company Cengiz
DMK forum: Croatia has great potential in developing wine and cuisine tourism
EC gives positive assessment of Croatia's Medium-Term Fiscal-Structural Plan
Strongest weapon against hate speech is education of young people - conference
Only 15% of companies export, but employ 51% of private sector workers
Future health minister guarantees she would never do what her predecessor did
ZAGREB, 15 February (Hina) - The authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina do not want to implement reforms in the financial sector and cooperate with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and instead are borrowing money from commercial banks, which charge high interest, IMF representative Andrew Jewell has said.
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