17th edition of Weekend Media Festival starts
Government to establish National Council for Pensioners and Elderly Persons
Every effort should be made to reduce violence against women, say MPs
CEO informs govt of measures taken in anticipation of Danube rising water levels
Croatia progressing towards becoming year-round destination, says tourism minister
HLK for suspending medical staff with non-final verdicts for certain crimes
Croatia's H1 budget revenues reach €14bn, expenditures €15.1bn
Infobip is stable, European project not in question, says management
INA found guilty of ignoring order to remove sunken gas platform, says Greenpeace
Croatia adopts decision on protection of 52 Jewish cemeteries
ZAGREB, March 31 (Hina) - An International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) Trial Chamber said in its ruling on Thursday that some of the speeches made by Serb Radical Party leader Vojislav Seselj, for which the prosecution claimed were warmongering, were in fact an invitation to persecution, but it decided to acquit him because cause and effect between those speeches and concrete crimes had not been proven.
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