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Božinović refutes claims of violence against migrants
Interior Minister Davor Božinović refuted on Tuesday criticism by the Human Rights Watch organization claiming that Croatian police are acting violently toward migrants when returning them to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Defense Minister: F16 deal with Israel still on
A 500 million USD arms deal between Croatia and Israel that is being blocked by the United States is still on, says Defense Minister Damir Krstičević.
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Draw held for U-21 European Football Championships, Croatia in Group 4
The Croatian U-21 football team has found out who it will face in qualifications for the 2021 European Championships.
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Plenković: Cooperation with counties has become systematic, open and partner oriented
Speaking at the beginning of a fifth meeting with County Prefects, representatives of city and county associations and the Parliamentary Committee for Local Self-government, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said that the government’s cooperation with counties has become systematic, open and partner oriented in order to achieve synergy.
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Franjo Tuđman honored with towering statue in the capital
On the 19th anniversary of the death Franjo Tuđman, a towering statue of Croatia's first president was unveiled on Monday at the intersection of two of the capital's main arteries.
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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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Stupider like a fox
I let a lot of things go unsaid because actions speak louder than words. I always assumed that by living in Croatia it was a clear sign that I wanted to be here.
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