Milanović attends ceremonial session of Trogir Town Council
Awards presented to sustainable development champions
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€170m allocated for investment in sustainable tourism
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Primorac launches his slogan "For a New Uniting President"
HZHM: Drivers in patient transport services stop striking
Indictment against ex-defence minister upheld
3.4 magnitude quake registered in Rijeka area
4 schemes prepared for rural development in bid to boost Croatia's self-sufficiency
ZAGREB, Jan 30 (Hina) - Leader of the Croatian People's Party (HNS) Ivan Vrdoljak on Tuesday said that a decision by the government to reduce Value Added Tax (VAT) by one or two percentage points requires a serious analysis and that no blanket solutions should be made as this is a political, economic and social matter.
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