NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12676
Hajdaš Dončić: No positive change in Croatia without SDP, we'll be victorious party
Siniša Hajdaš Dončić elected new SDP president
Floating dock for Israeli client launched in Pula shipyard
Schmidt to testify before ECHR, Komšić's advisor calls him Nazi sympathiser
33rd anniversary of Battle of Vukovar marked
Culture minister attends raising of Sacred Heart Basilica's rebuilt domes
Plenković to attend UN General Assembly, visit Croatian communities in U.S.
FinMin: A-category credit rating puts Croatia on foreign investors' economic map
Serbian president reassures Tito can continue resting in peace in Belgrade
ZAGREB, April 4 (Hina) - More than two decades after the 1990s war, Bosnia and Herzegovina is still Europe's most mine-infested country, where mines pose a direct threat to more than half a million people, local and international mine action organisations warned on Wednesday, April 4, the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action.
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