NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12768
News schedule for Monday, 23 December
Thousands join protesting students in Belgrade
Harder than Rock festival to be held on 7-8 March 2025 in Zagreb's Boogaloo club
Number of reports of sexual abuse of children significantly increases
DSHV calls on Croats in Serbia to vote for Primorac in Croatia presidential election
Pupils wounded in knife attack in stable condition, teacher breathing independently
School unions announce peaceful march for safe schools
Parliament proclaims Croatia's first Constitution 34 yrs ago today
New state attorney general, corruption charges, 18 femicides mark judiciary in 2024
ZAGREB, May 3 (Hina) - The European Commission expects the Croatian economy to grow at a rate of 2.8%, sticking to the forecast it made three months ago, and the Commission assesses that the growth is on the back of rising personal consumption and investments, whereas the developments surrounding the ailing private Agrokor company still pose a risk to be a headwind to growth.
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