Parliament adopts amendments to Aliens Act to regulate foreign labour
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Centre for Children: Rise in extreme violence against children in online communities
DZS: Increase in value of agricultural purchases and sales
SDP: Labour market should be regulated with annual quotas for hiring foreign workers
KBC Zagreb marks 35th anniversary of liver transplantation
Survey: Decline in illicit tobacco market
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Ministry allocates €13 million for playgrounds and kindergartens
HNB: Systemic risk exposure moderate, key threats from global tensions, slow growth
ZAGREB, 12 Feb (Hina) - Investments by Croatian companies have risen by 26% compared to pre-pandemic levels, and domestic businesses are more optimistic about economic prospects than most of their European counterparts, according to an investment survey published on Wednesday by the European Investment Bank (EIB) Group.
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