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Croatia's centre-left government sworn in, EU referendum set [Dec 25, 2011] ZAGREB (AFP) - Croatia's new centre-left government led by Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic was sworn in Friday, facing the difficult tasks of leading the country out of an economic crisis and into the European Union. Shortly after the swearing in, the parliament voted to hold a referendum on Croatia's entry into the EU on January 22, a move enabling Zagreb to eventually join the bloc in mid-2013. [via YahooNews] More >>

Croatia economy in 'dangerous situation': PM designate [Dec 24, 2011] Croatia's prime minister-designate Zoran Milanovic warned Friday that his country faced a "dangerous situation" and vowed to fight the economic crisis as he presented his cabinet in parliament. [via YahooNews] More >>

Croatia's centre-left government sworn in, EU referendum set [Dec 23, 2011] Croatia's new centre-left government led by Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic was sworn in Friday, facing the difficult tasks of leading the country out of an economic crisis and into the European Union. Shortly after the swearing in, the parliament voted to hold a referendum on Croatia's entry into the EU on January 22, a move enabling Zagreb to eventually join the bloc in mid-2013. [via YahooNews] More >>

Croatia's centre-left government sworn in, EU referendum set [Dec 23, 2011] (ZAGREB ) - Croatia's new centre-left government led by Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic was sworn in Friday, facing the difficult tasks of leading the country out of an economic crisis and into the European Union. [via YahooNews] More >>

Opposition parties set to take power in Croatia and Slovenia [Dec 05, 2011] CROATIA AND Slovenia have punished their governments for scandals and poor handling of the economic crisis, according to exit polls that gave election victories to opposition parties in both former Yugoslav republics. [via YahooNews] More >>

Parliamentary elections kick off in Croatia [Dec 04, 2011] ZAGREB -- Polls opened in Croatia for parliamentary elections on Sunday. Croats are hoping to form a government that will lead the country out of the growing economic crisis and into the EU in 2013. [via YahooNews] More >>

Croatia and Slovenia expected to change political direction via polls [Dec 02, 2011] Corruption and the economic crisis are dominating elections in the two Balkan states with entrenched parties expected to be rejected, writes DAN McLAUGHLIN [via YahooNews] More >>