Incumbent Milanovic on track to win Croatia's presidential election
Incumbent president Zoran Milanovic won the most votes in the first round of Croatia's presidential election on Sunday but fell just short of a majority and will have to go to a second round, results from the State Electoral Commission (DIP) showed.
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Croatia's 'Trump' heads to run-off in presidential showdownIn the initial round of the presidential elections in Croatia, Zoran Milanović, often dubbed "the Croatian Trump," and the ...
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