Secretary Clinton on first visit to Croatia on Wednesday
Ex-deputy prime minister Polancec to start serving his jail term on Monday
Unemployment in Sept 10 percent higher than last year
Military ordinary tells faithful not to fear future, to rely on history
Minor was taken into custody for threats on government's Facebook page
OCTOBER 30 2012 19:19h
While the old law was in effect, an average of 1,583 applications were received in a month and now four times more applications are being submitted, Vrdoljak told journalists.
The minister believes the number of applications will continue to grow, seeing that 31,000 buildings have been issued with orders to either obtain permits by 31 December this year or they will be demolished.
He urged local authorities to get ready for a possible wave of applications for building permits and to deal with them and not create a bottleneck.
PM speaks with EU leaders on financing Croatia in H2 2013
Croatian wines presented at London International Wine Fair
President Josipovic meets with Queen Elizabeth II
Electrical industry backbone of industrial development
Intergrafika and Modernpak fairs open in Zagreb
Josipovic and Gedvilas support further EU enlargement
Croatia Airlines strike ends after 8 days
EP calls on Croatia to respect 40% women's quota on election lists
CA: Pilots reach deal; flight attendants to continue strike
Union federations announce actions against austerity



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