Croatia’s government has recognized the Holodomor artificial famine of 1932-1933, created on the orders of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin, as a genocide against the Ukrainian people, Croatian public broadcaster HRT reported on June 15.
"Croatian MPs on Thursday welcomed the establishment of infrastructure necessary for charging alternative cars, and they warned that the number of electric cars in Croatia was modest, their charging expensive and their prices too high for ordinary Croatians," state agency informed the public on Thursday.
The Croatian parliamentary opposition was divided on Tuesday on whether Sweden and Finland's NATO accession should be made conditional on changes to Bosnia and Herzegovina's election law, which is what President Zoran Milanovic advocates.
Croatia's conservative and eurosceptic party Hrvatski Suverenisti (Croatian Sovereignists) began a two-week drive on Sunday to collect signatures in a bid to force a referendum on whether to adopt the euro as the country's currency.