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Croatia: those who leave
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Francesca Rolandi | 19 September 2019

While Croatia may be a paradise for tourism, actually living and working there is a lot more difficult. Croatian workers move abroad in large numbers: a phenomenon rooted in a combination of both long-term and short-term factors. An analysis

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Infographic: Croatia and the European Elections

More articles and infographics in our dossier European Elections 2019

 

Croatia, 5 years in the Eu: tourism

Tourism has been growing rapidly in recent years and is an important sector for Croatia, producing almost 20% of GDP and employing about 7% of the workforce. The data in this infographic

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 Croatia and the access to public information
1/2/2017 - An interview to Barbara Matejcic, freelance journalist in Croatia
Media freedom and the protection of journalists in the Western Balkans
16/12/2016 - Recently established, the regional platform for media freedom in the Western Balkans warns about the increased use o...
EBU concerned about threat to HRT and public service media in Croatia
29/9/2016 - The EBU is deeply concerned about the threat to HRT in Croatia by plans to make a reduction of the licence fee part...
Croatia: Media Freedom in Turbulent Times
31/8/2016 - A report based on June 2016 Joint International Mission to Croatia warns against government interference in the publ...