Labour minister says gov't will find way to pay out seniority bonuses
Labour Minister Mirando Mrsic said on Saturday the government would in the next several weeks find a way to pay out seniority bonuses in the state and public sector at a higher base rate, regardless of the doctors' union which is refusing to sign an agreement.
- 04.04.2015.
PM Milanovic offers best wishes for Easter
Prime Minister on Friday issued a message on the occasion of Easter, extending his best wishes to all and expressing hope this Easter would be a holiday of peace and joy.
- 03.04.2015.
FM says Croatia wants to calm tensions with Serbia
Croatia wants to normalise the situation with Serbia and calm tensions after ICTY indictee Vojislav Seselj set Croatia's flag on fire in Belgrade and after Serbian minister Aleksandar Vulin criticised Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic, Croatian First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign and European Affairs Minister Vesna Pusic said after the government session on Thursday.
- 02.04.2015.
War rape victims entitled to financial compensation
Croatian citizens raped in the Homeland War, both men and women, will be entitled to a one-off financial compensation and to a permanent monthly allowance, the government proposed in the final bill on the rights of victims of sexual violence in the 1991-95 war.
- 02.04.2015.
Gov't adopts decision on project to upgrade Dubrovnik Airport
The Croatian government on Thursday adopted a decision on the financing of a project to upgrade Dubrovnik Airport, worth EUR 220 million, which would enable the airport management to sign contracts with the companies that will be involved in the project.
- 02.04.2015.
Gov't formulates bill to prevent manipulation of money collected in fundraisers
The Croatian government on Thursday sent to parliament for consideration a bill on humanitarian donations, suggesting that money left over after a humanitarian drive for a person should be used for the treatment of another person.
- 02.04.2015.
Croatian ministers call for putting an end to anti-Croat sentiment in Serbia
By withdrawing its ambassador from Belgrade following an incident in which war crimes indictee Vojislav Seselj set a Croatian flag on fire, Croatia has sent a message to Serbia that it must abide by decisions of the Hague-based war crimes tribunal and that it ought to cease insulting the feelings of people in Croatia
- 02.04.2015.
Croatia protests over Seselj, summons ambassador to Serbia for consultations
The Croatian Foreign and European Affairs Ministry on Wednesday sent a protest note to the Serbian Charge D'Affairs in Croatia, Bosa Prodanovic, and Croatian Ambassador to Serbia Gordan Markotic will be summoned to Zagreb for consultations
- 02.04.2015.
Croatian PM congratulates Bosnian counterpart on new Council of Ministers
Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic on Wednesday congratulated his Bosnian counterpart Denis Zvizdic on the appointment of Bosnia and Herzegovina's new Council of Ministers, wishing him success in performing a responsible and important task, the government said in a press release.
- 02.04.2015.
Industrial output up 1.9% in February
Industrial production in Croatia went up 1.9% year-on-year in February 2015 after a steep decline in the previous month.
- 01.04.2015.
FinMin calls for further talks on Swiss franc loans
Finance Minister Boris Lalovac on Tuesday called on banks and the Franak association, which brings together debtors with loans pegged to the Swiss franc, to continue talks on solutions to those loans and urged banks to offer reasonable, concrete and long-term solutions.
- 01.04.2015.
Gov't can do only part of job in EU fund absorption, says deputy PM
The government and relevant ministries will promote possibilities for the absorption and use of European Union funds in March and April under the slogan "Together for EU funds", and the first presentation will be held in Zagreb on Tuesday.
- 01.04.2015.