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Standard & Poor’s maintains Croatia’s BBB- credit rating with stable outlook
Standard & Poor's has reaffirmed Croatia's credit rating of BBB-, with a stable outlook. They estimate that our economy will shrink by eight percent this year, which is a better estimate than in May when a nine percent decline was projected. The government and economic experts consider this to be good news, while President Zoran Milanović believes that the ratings of ratings agencies are a thing of the past.
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212 new coronavirus cases in Croatia
212 new cases of coronavirus infection have been confirmed in Croatia. There are 288 patients in hospital, 24 of whom are on respirators.
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Croatian gaming company acquired by Sweden's Stillfront Group
Swedish gaming company Stillfront, a global group of gaming studios and a leader in free-to-play online strategy games, has acquired Croatia's Nanobit for at least $100 million (84 million euros).
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PM presents development plan in Gospić
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković met with county prefects and mayors Gospić on Friday to present the government's economic recovery plan, tax reform package, local government reform, possibilities of using EU funding, and five development priorities.
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The answer to a question no one asked
Growing up, I could count up to ten in Croatian because it made my great-grandmother smile. Oh, and I got candy from her as well because by accident my brother and I spoke to her in French one day out of sheer frustration/curiosity and we discovered—to our mutual joy—that the word for candy (bonbon) is the same in French and Croatian.
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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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