20% of coronavirus tests turn out positive, 34 fatalities in last 24 hours in Croatia
In the last 24 hours, 7,013 coronavirus tests have been performed and 20% of them, that is 1,427, have returned positive, while 34 COVID patients have died, Croatia's COVID-19 crisis management team reported on Tuesday.
- 03.11.2020.
Plenković: No room for panic while fighting coronavirus
Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Monday that there was no room for panic during the struggle to limit the spread of coronavirus.
- 02.11.2020.
Government approves establishment of Reconstruction Fund
The government on Thursday approved the establishment of a Fund for the Reconstruction of the City of Zagreb and the Krapina-Zagorje and Zagreb counties affected by the March earthquake and authorised Minister Darko Horvat to sign the agreement on its behalf.
- 30.10.2020.
We are entering most difficult stage of fight against pandemic
PM Andrej Plenkovic has said that Croatia is entering the most difficult stage in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic but that even though forecasts are a thankless task, judging by the current trends, the country seems to be slowlymoving away from the exponential growth of new infections.
- 30.10.2020.
PM Plenković condemns deadly knife attack in Nice
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković on Friday condemned in the strongest terms Thursday's knife attack inside a church in the southern French city of Nice and expressed full support to France in its fight against terrorism.
- 30.10.2020.
Gov't pleased with successful negotiations between Meggle and Fortenova
Agriculture Minister Marija Vučković said on Friday that the government was pleased with the successful conclusion of negotiations between the Meggle dairy company and the Fortenova Group because the production and purchase of milk would continue, and many workers will keep their jobs.
- 30.10.2020.
Croatia's coronavirus daily tally stays above 2,700
In the last 24 hours, of 9,287 tests performed for coronavirus in Croatia, 30% of them, that is 2,772, have returned positive, the country's COVID-19 crisis management team stated on Friday.
- 30.10.2020.
Minimum net wage for 2021 to be 3,400 kn
The minimum net wage for 2021 will be 3,400 kn, or 4,250 kn in the gross amount, which is 150 kn or 4.61% more than the average minimum net wage for this year, it was determined by a decision on the minimum wage adopted by the government on Thursday.
- 29.10.2020.
There are indications that measures are starting to work
There are indications that the epidemiological measures in place have started to work, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said at a cabinet meeting on Thursday, appealing to citizens to adhere to the measures to help contain the spread of the coronavirus epidemic and avoid tougher restrictions.
- 29.10.2020.
Marić: We are all budget losers because of coronavirus crisis
We are all budget losers because of the coronavirus crisis because Covid has significantly reduced budget revenue, Finance Minister Zdravko Marić said on Thursday.
- 29.10.2020.
Corona crisis won't halt major infrastructure projects, says minister
Transport and Infrastructure Minister Oleg Butković said in Dubrovnik on Wednesday that the financing of large-scale infrastructure projects was based on European Union funds before the corona crisis and assessed that there would be no delays in their implementation.
- 21.10.2020.
Plenković: Transformation is welcome but Milanović reminds me of an arsonist trying to disguise himself as fireman
Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Wednesday that without substantial preparation, he would not convene the National Security Council, which was suggested by President Zoran Milanovic, who he said was acting "like an arsonist trying to disguise himself as a fireman."
- 21.10.2020.