NEWS BULLETIN NO. 13019
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Dodik: Croats should "dust off their plans for Herceg-Bosna"
News schedule for Tuesday, 4 March
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HNB: Credit institutions in Croatia see 13% increase in profit in 2024
MP Josip Dabro released from pre-trial detention
HND: Media freedom in Croatia undermined by precarity, political pressure
Interactive centre Experience Europe opened in Zagreb
After years of budget surplus, HDZ ends 2024 with deficit
ZAGREB, 12 Feb (Hina) - The World of Statistics portal has ranked Croatia as the safest country in Europe for night-time walks for the second year in a row, while France has been named the most unsafe country for walking at night.
According to the ranking of 41 European countries, based on safety while walking alone at night, the top five safest countries are Croatia, Slovenia, Iceland, Georgia and Switzerland.
Czechia is ranked sixth, Denmark seventh, Estonia eighth, Finland ninth, the Netherlands tenth, Montenegro 11th, Serbia 15th, North Macedonia 17th, and Bosnia and Herzegovina 26th.
Among the less safe countries in Europe for night-time walks are Sweden, the United Kingdom, Belgium and Belarus.
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