Dodik defiant about BiH Const. Court's ruling on election law
Women's associations rally in 14 cities under slogan "Stop Protecting Rapists!"
Plenković: Final consultations on tax reform underway
NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12674
MIP: Kolakušić's request for activation of term as MP unlawful
BiH Constitutional Court nixes Serb entity's election law
Information office for refugees, migrants opened in Zagreb
Era in which forests were seen as source of raw material has ended - conference
News schedule for Friday, 20 September
Speaker: Failure to appoint constitutional judges would mean MPs are irresponsible
ZAGREB, April 13 (Hina) - The Slovenian government on Thursday formulated a bill enabling the state to appoint an interim member to the management boards of privately-owned companies with more than 6,000 employees and with threatened solvency in a bid to prevent possible negative effects of a spillover onto Slovenia of the crisis in the ailing Croatian Agrokor food and retail group, which owns the Slovenian Mercator retail chain.
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