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Plenković appeals to Croat, Bosniak parties to agree on Bosnia electoral reformCroatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković on Tuesday called on Croat and Bosniak parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina to reach an agreement on electoral reform so that all citizens and peoples in the country can be legitimately represented. 05.04.2022. | News

EU still without agreement on taxation of multinationalsCroatian Finance Minister Zdravko Marić said on Tuesday that EU member states had again failed to agree on a minimum taxation of multinational companies and that one or more attempts would be necessary to reach an agreement. 05.04.2022. | News

Malenica: Government will appoint a commissioner to run Split Justice and Public Administration Minister Ivan Malenica said on Tuesday that residents of Split were hostages to Mayor Ivica Puljak, repeating the ministry's position that the government appoints a commissioner to run a city when its mayor and their deputy resign. 05.04.2022. | News

Beroš: Number of new COVID cases stagnating but virus is still hereCroatia has logged 1,767 new COVID cases in the past 24 hours, Health Minister Vili Beroš told the cabinet on Thursday, warning that although the numbers of new cases are stagnating, COVID is still present. 01.04.2022. | News

All measures from ERM II action plan implementedThe government on Thursday adopted the final report on the implementation of activities from the Action Plan for Croatia's Participation in the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM II) for the period from July 2020 to March 2022, confirming that all nine measures in four areas had been implemented. 01.04.2022. | News

Measures to mitigate impact of energy prices enter into force on 1 AprilPrime Minister Andrej Plenković opened a cabinet meeting on Thursday by commenting on the government's HRK 4.8 billion (€640m) package of measures aimed at mitigating the impact of increased energy prices on households and businesses, which enters into force on Friday. 31.03.2022. | News

Croatia open to further investment by German companiesGermany is Croatia's key trade partner and Croatia is open to further investment by German companies, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Tuesday after meeting with a delegation of the German Eastern Business Association. 29.03.2022. | News

Minister expects fuel prices to go down as of next weekEconomy and Sustainable Development Minister Tomislav Ćorić said on Tuesday that fuel prices could go down next week again, and that in case they escalated significantly for a longer period of time, the government could again resort to reducing excise taxes. 29.03.2022. | News

Croatia and Slovenia relations in a good place, focus on stronger energy cooperationCroatia and Slovenia will boost their energy cooperation by developing the gas pipeline network, and Zagreb will support Slovenia if it decides to expand the Krško nuclear power plant, the prime ministers, Andrej Plenković of Croatia and Janez Janša of Slovenia said in Zagreb on Monday. 28.03.2022. | News

Plenković calls for electoral reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina, wants just outcome for allPrime Minister Andrej Plenković on Monday commented on the unsuccessful talks on the electoral reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina and again called on seeking a solution so that the elections scheduled for October could be held, stressing that Croatia wanted a just outcome for all three peoples. 22.03.2022. | News