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Unions to wait 60 days for changes to Law on Pension Insurance
Following the government's surprise announcement that it will accept all demands from the "67 is too much" initiative that gathered more than 700 thousand signatures to petition a referendum on changes to the law on pension insurance, three union federations behind the initiative held a news conference today.
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Vukovar Mayor Penava comments reactions to his post on social networks
Vukovar Mayor Ivan Penava commented his post on social networks in which, among other things, he wrote that he is ashamed of institutions in the country and once again criticized the Croatian judiciary.
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Plenković formally opens works on new hospital in Rijeka
The hospital will cover 60 thousand square meters and stand eight stories tall. It will service roughly 300 thousand citizens from Rijeka and the surrounding area.
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Government gives Treći Maj shipyard a state loan guarantee
Government has authorized the Finance Ministry to grant the Treći Maj shipyard a 26 million Euro loan guarantee for the completion of one of the ships in its dock.
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Construction on access roads to Pelješac Bridge to begin soon
Maritime, Transport and Infrastructure Minister Oleg Butković announced today that construction of access roads to the Pelješac bridge will begin soon.
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Blog/Vlog
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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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