Croatia's populist president, Zoran Milanovic wins re-election

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Can the presidential elections affect local elections? Croatia is so administratively divided that it is difficult for HDZ to do badly.

On Sunday evening, the geographical map of Croatia turned red, and in five months it will probably turn blue again. Zoran Milanović's election victory at the national level is of such proportions that it had to be reflected in counties, cities and municipalities, and […]

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Plenkovic to boycott Milanovic's inauguration

Jandroković is not coming either, and in HDZ the new old president will not be congratulated either.

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Triumph for “Croatia’s Trump”: What does Milanovic’s landslide victory mean for the country?

Zoran Milanovic rejects military aid for Ukraine and criticizes the pro-European government in Zagreb. It wasn't always like this.

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Milanović elected for second term

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Croatia's populist president, Zoran Milanovic wins re-election

Croatia's populist President Zoran Milanovic has been re-elected in a landslide. He defeated his conservative rival in Sunday's run-off with more than 74 percent of the vote. It was the highest score achieved by a presidential candidate since the former Yugoslav republic's independence in 1991.

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Milanovic: This is the message of the Croatian people to all who should hear it

Zoran Milanovic convincingly won a new five-year term in Pantovčak's presidential election on Sunday. He received more than a million votes from voters. Milanovic was greeted at the headquarters, where he arrived in the company of his wife, with a standing ovation and loud applause. As he said in his speech, he sees the victory as a recognition of his work, as well as a clear message to the current government of Andrej Plenkovic.