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A Week in Croatian Politics – Fortenova, Foster Parents and Schengen
The Croatian Government is seeking additional financial help from the European Union following the coronavirus pandemic With the utterly dire ...
Economic Sentiment Indicator Improves in Croatia, Takes a Hit in EU, Euro Area
The Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) for Croatia picked up in March by 1.5 points compared to February and now stands ...
Government Sends Bill On Euro Introduction To Sabor
Finance Minister Zdravko Marić said the bill defines that, after the Council of the EU decides to introduce the euro ...
Stjepan Pranjković Withdraws His Croatian Euro Coin Design Proposal
On February 4, Total Croatia News shared the official announcement by the Government and the Croatian National Bank (CNB) regarding ...
Unemployment in EU, Euro Area and Croatia Hit Record Low Since Start of Pandemic
The European Union’s unemployment rate, measured by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) methodology, in November, fell by 0.2 percentage points ...
Marić: Croatia’s Eurozone Entry to Benefit Economy and Households
That’s why Croatia should do all that is necessary to reduce and minimise any negative risks, such as inflation, and ...
Croatia Set to Adopt Law on Euro in April 2022
In addition to that bill, it will be necessary to amend 46 laws and 70 by-laws prior to the euro ...
Introduction of the Euro: What Will the First Two Weeks Look Like?
Pay in kunas, get euros back. At least this is how the first two weeks in Croatia would look after ...
Croatia Set to Amend 118 Laws and Regulations Before Switching to the Euro
Finance Minister Zdravko Marić informed the cabinet that in the last month, the competent agencies had itemized a total of ...
Switching to Euro Will Help Croatia Enjoy Better Credit Rating
Addressing a meeting of the National Council for the introduction of the Euro as Official Currency in Croatia, which was also attended ...
