Nikola Petrač, suspect in microscopes bid rigging affair, turns himself in
Speaker says SDP's motion to be put to vote before parliament goes into recess
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Beroš submits requests for activation and suspension of term in Parliament
Bačić: Government has a stable majority in parliament
Konaković: Croatia has helped Bosnia a lot on EU path
Croatia offers assistance in repairing railway line in Herzegovina region
1,343 children in Croatia entitled to temporary maintenance
Croatia to subsidise Zagreb-Mostar air route in 2025
ZAGREB, 16 April (Hina) - The Croatian economy will grow by 3% in 2024, which is stronger growth than had been estimated last autumn and a much stronger growth rate than the euro area average, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says in its regular spring report, published on Tuesday.
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