Numerous citizens taking part in "For Safe Schools" march
News schedule for Tuesday, 24 December
State Audit Office: Operations of political parties increasingly orderly
Fifty organisations joining "For Safe Schools" march
Minister: Security measures in schools start immediately
PM: 90% of post-quake reconstruction in Sisak-Moslavina County completed
Support programme for female filmmakers in Southeast Europe launched
Plenković: Hiring security companies for schools to be considered
INA discovers significant gas deposit in Virovitica-Podravina County
CroCube, first Croatian satellite, ushers Croatia into the space age
ZAGREB, June 24, 2016 (Hina) - The results of the British referendum represents a blow to the unity of the European Union, but it also shows that British citizens are dissatisfied with the way the bloc functions, Croatian Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miro Kovac said in Zagreb on Friday, adding that Britain's leaving the EU would not have serious economic or political consequences for Croatia.
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