Osijek expresses solidarity with Prečko Primary School victims
Tokić Kartelo promises elections in May so Christmas can be celebrated stress-free
Goal is to ensure equal safety standards in all schools across Croatia, says PM
Numerous citizens taking part in "For Safe Schools" march
News schedule for Tuesday, 24 December
State Audit Office: Operations of political parties increasingly orderly
Fifty organisations joining "For Safe Schools" march
Minister: Security measures in schools start immediately
PM: 90% of post-quake reconstruction in Sisak-Moslavina County completed
Support programme for female filmmakers in Southeast Europe launched
ZAGREB, 7 Oct (Hina) - The most senior Bosnia and Herzegovina officials differ in their views of the outcome of the EU-Western Balkans summit held in Slovenia on Wednesday, with BiH Presidency Serb member Milorad Dodik being the most radical in his assessments, claiming the summit will only contribute to BiH's break-up.
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