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26th European People's Party congress finishes in Zagreb
The 26th European People’s Party congress has come to a close. On the second day of the congress Antonio Lopez-Isturiz was again chosen as the head secretary while ten vice-presidents were also chosen. In his closing address Croatian Democratic Union President and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković thanked all for their participation.
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Poll: Gap between HDZ and SDP 2.1%
The HDZ has maintained a lead over the SDP among voters this month, but the modest lead has shrunk slightly, according to the latest HRejting poll published on Thursday.
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Government comes to agreement with unions in state services
The government has come to an agreement with state servant's unions regarding their collective agreement.
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Minister of defence apologizes for armed forces scandal
Three Croatian air force pilots from the Zemunik airbase are under investigation by civilian and military police. They are suspected of transporting a 36 year old man who has been brought into connection with illegal arms dealing, by Croatian air force helicopter, two months ago while on duty.
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Advent in Zagreb
Now that the dust has settled, let’s take a look back at this year’s Advent Christmas market in Zagreb.
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Croatia’s amazing year in sports
We all know how much Croatians love to point out how awesome they are at sports. But let’s be honest, the mind-boggling success that Croatia achieved in 2018 would make any country in the world proud.
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Comparing the incomparable
I spent some time in Prague recently and it got me thinking about some - perhaps unfair - comparisons between Zagreb and Croatia as a whole.
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All work and no play
I’ve never had a permanent job in my life, so, naturally, there’s pretty much everything about them that’s foreign to me.
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