NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12772
Milanović: State institutions must serve people, not any single party or individual
News schedule for Friday, 27 December
Selak Raspudić: I will be non-partisan president of all citizens
33rd anniversary of Bučje prison camp liberation commemorated
Lozo says wants to restore national pride
Bulj calls for property tax resistance
Croatian foreign policy in 2024: Internal disputes over global issues
Kekin: Issue of children's and youth mental health is important to me
BiH Prosecutor's Office confirms security minister arrested on corruption charges
ZAGREB, Oct 30 (Hina) - The Maljevac border crossing was reopened to traffic at 6 pm on Tuesday, the Croatian Ministry of the Interior said, noting that the crossing on the border between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina was reopened after Bosnian police started relocating around 200 migrants who had been staying some 200 metres from the Maljevac-Velika Kladusa border crossing.
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