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Prime Minister Milanovic with the Foreign Minister of the United Kingdom 15.01.2015. | Announcements

Bank rescue to be paid by owners, creditorsThe government on Thursday sent to parliament a bill on the bailout of credit institutions and investment societies whose main idea is to shift the bailout cost from taxpayers to owners, shareholders and creditors. 15.01.2015. | News

Gov't endorses scheme to write off debts of destitute citizensThe Croatian government on Thursday adopted an agreement to write off debts of the poorest citizens whose outstanding liabilities do not exceed HRK 35,000 and who have neither pecuniary means nor assets to pay them off. 15.01.2015. | News

PM Milanovic welcomes President-electPrime Minister Zoran Milanovic on Thursday thanked on behalf of the government outgoing President Ivo Josipovic and welcomed President-elect Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic. 15.01.2015. | News

Croatia again among EU countries with highest rise in industrial outputCroatia again stood out among the European Union countries last November when it recorded a rise in industrial output, according to a report by the EU statistical office Eurostat  14.01.2015. | News | Business and Crafts

Ministry signs contracts with domestic military equipment manufacturersContracts worth HRK 50 million (EUR 6.58m) signed with 22 Croatian manufacturers of military clothing, footwear, equipment and weaponry 13.01.2015. | News | Defence and Military

Prime Minister Milanovic at the March for Democracy in Paris 11.01.2015. | Announcements

Prime Minister to vote in the presidential election 11.01.2015. | Announcements

Gov't has set foundations for economic recovery and growth, say ministersIn the first three years in office the government has set the foundations for economic recovery and growth, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Regional Development and European Union Funds Branko Grcic said at a press conference on Thursday held by him and four other ministers responsible for the economy. 08.01.2015. | News | Business and Crafts

Binding offers for Immunology Institute to be invited soonThe Croatian government on Friday decided to invite binding offers for the purchase of 157,997 or 54.38% of shares in the Zagreb-based Immunology Institute, setting the initial price at HRK 49.30 per share. 02.01.2015. | News from media