FinMin: A-category credit rating puts Croatia on foreign investors' economic map
Serbian president reassures Tito can continue resting in peace in Belgrade
PM pledges higher disposable income, presents some segments of tax reform
Plenković says has no comment on ex-HC director's arrest
Zagreb professor president of European Society of Criminology
NGO: Supreme Court again nixes County Court's ruling on flags
HC road operator's ex-director, Koteks director arrested on corruption charges
New concert hall, worth €1.7m, to be opened in Osijek on 27 Sept
S&P upgrades Zagreb's rating to 'BBB+' with Outlook Positive
SDP holding presidential runoff
ZAGREB, July 25 (Hina) - The Court of Justice of the European Union said on Wednesday Hungary should not have ignored an arrest warrant in the case of MOL energy group CEO Zsolt Hernadi only based on a decision of its Public Prosecutor's Office to close a criminal investigation within which he was questioned only as a witness.
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