News schedule for Saturday and Sunday, 9 and 10 November
Middle East crisis could trigger new refugee wave, says Božinović
PM comments on strike of health workers, says not all possibilities exhausted
Union: Health workers' strike begins Monday
EU summit on economic competitiveness ends
Counselling Centre for Sexual Health used by over 9,000 people in 20 years
ZSE: Crobex indices rise amid robust turnover
Primorac: Will my critics be equally inquisitive about Milanović's flat purchase?
Four men get 42 yrs in prison for 1991 war crimes
Raukar Gamulin: HDZ creating "time pressure" around Const. Court judge selection
ZAGREB, 31 Dec (Hina) - As many as 91% of Croatians live in their own property, which is 21 percentage points above the European average, according to a survey by the EU's statistical office Eurostat quoted by the Večernji List daily on Friday.
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