HBOR and ZICER launch collaboration to support startups
Croatia's confectionery industry generates €6.3m in net profit in 2023
Total premiums written by Croatian insurance companies in Jan-Nov 2024 rise by 9.6%
Financial reports: Primorac spends the most and receives the most from donors
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Thousands join protesting students in Belgrade
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Number of reports of sexual abuse of children significantly increases
DSHV calls on Croats in Serbia to vote for Primorac in Croatia presidential election
ZAGREB, 25 Jan (Hina) - After the release of the latest annual Transparency International report on corruption, in which Croatia, ranking 63rd with a score of 47, is still among countries that are considered corrupt, the head of the parliament's Anti-Corruption Council, Nikola Grmoja, said he expects even worse results.
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