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
Strongest weapon against hate speech is education of young people - conference
Only 15% of companies export, but employ 51% of private sector workers
Future health minister guarantees she would never do what her predecessor did
ZAGREB, 2 June (Hina) - The Croatian Foreign and European Affairs Ministry on Friday strongly condemned a move by the mayor of the Montenegrin town of Tivat who called for a boycott of a lecture on Croatia's 1991-95 Homeland War, which led to a smaller protest led by a Serb Orthodox priest.
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