NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12740
MUP dismisses claims of “secret flights” transporting asylum seekers
HACZ implements project supporting N. Macedonian Civil Aviation Agency
News schedule for Monday, 25 November
Bryan Adams to perform in Pula on 29 July 2025
Mary's Meals Croatia charity marks 15 years of work
Bernardić announces candidacy for Zagreb mayor
Selak Raspudić: Is Croatia on its way to becoming hotspot for illegal migrants?
Bulj demands immediate clarification on secret flights returning migrants to Croatia
Demographers: Measures are positive step, but financial support alone is not enough
ZAGREB, 15 Oct (Hina) - Forty-one per cent of people in Montenegro identify themselves as ethnic Montenegrins, while nearly 33% declare themselves as ethnic Serbs, but more people speak Serbian than Montenegrin, according to the results of the 2023 census published by the country's statistical office on Tuesday.
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