NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12742
Milanović says Beroš case stolen from EPPO, but EPPO is no sacred cow
EC: Croatia's expenditure plan ensures long-term sustainable debt, budget deficit
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
ZAGREB, 17 February (Hina) - Broken down by city, the biggest rise in Croatia in the average asking prices of a flat from early 2019 until now was registered in the northern Adriatic city of Rijeka (+16%), and the eastern city of Osijek followed with a 10% rise, according to an analysis of the search-based platform "Njuškalo".
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