PM accuses We Can! MPs of "playing for Zoran Milanović"
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MPs again question PM about NSATU mission during Question Time
ZAGREB, 24 Aug (Hina) - The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday paid Bosnia and Herzegovina over €300 million to deal with the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic, but the money might stay in the account of the country's finance ministry as there is no agreement on how to distribute it among lower levels of government.
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