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Government of the Republic of Croatia - Ćorić: Negotiations on buying back MOL's stake in INA on hold until after review

Economy Minister Tomislav Ćorić said on Thursday the negotiations on buying back Hungarian energy group MOL's stake in Croatian peer INA would be on hold until after a review of an arbitration award to be instigated at the Swiss Supreme Court.
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Nebojša Blanuša: Naše društvo očajnički treba antiautoritarnu kulturu

Kada se u ovolikoj mjeri pojavljuju različite tendencije povezane sa širenjem teorija zavjera, one su i simptom isključenosti velikog broja građana iz procesa donošenja odluka i predstavljanja njihovih interesa. Ti ljudi gube povjerenje ne samo prema etabliranim autoritetima nego i prema sustavu za koji još uvijek pretpostavljamo da je demokratski
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Who owns Nikola Tesla? - Emerging Europe

Who owns Nikola Tesla? Croatia plans to put Tesla on its euro coins and enrages Serbia with the idea. Croatia’s central bank said it would put Nikola Tesla on its future 50, 20 and 10-cent coins. The decision to feature the inventor and the pioneer of alternating current electricity on the coins came from an online poll in which Croatian citizens could vote for various designs. Tesla had won, beating out the traditional cravat, the Vukovar Water Tower and the Dalmatian dog. Reactions from Ser...
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WATCH: Hundreds Of Sinkholes Appear Across Croatia After Earthquakes

WATCH: Hundreds Of Sinkholes Appear Across Croatia After Earthquakes Advertisement Thousands are spending their days in fear of being buried under the ground alive after a multitude of sinkholes appeared in areas of Croatia that were shaken by an earthquake two months earlier. It was the end of the previous year, the 29th of December when Croatia was struck by the worst of all earthquakes to hit that vicinity. It recorded at 6.4 on the Richter magnitude scale affecting approximately 116,000 hum...
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