Lauren Simmonds is an editor for Total Croatia News, focusing on local news and stories in Croatia. With a background in journalism, Lauren has also contributed to publications such as The Tab and CrunchyTales.com®, covering a range of topics including politics, economics, and travel.
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Lauren Simmonds predominantly covers local Croatian news, with a focus on travel & tourism, government & politics, business & industry, and finance & economy. Her articles often cite data and press releases.
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By: Lauren Simmonds
Now that the Croatian parliamentary elections are over - who exactly will HDZ end up forming a majority with? Plenković has revealed more.
By: Lauren Simmonds
76 "hands" are needed in order to put together the new Croatian Government - what happens if nobody has that sum?
By: Lauren Simmonds
April the 18th, 2024 – Now that the Croatian parliamentary elections are over – who exactly will HDZ end up forming a majority with? Plenković has revealed more.
April the 18th, 2024 – Precisely how many votes did each of the Croatian parties need? A look at each as the Croatian elections end.
By: Lauren Simmonds
A myth about Croatian voter turnout crumbled yesterday - and that is that the more voters there are, the worse it is for HDZ...
April the 18th, 2024 – President Zoran Milanović has finally spoken following the Croatian elections yesterday after a rather uncharacteristic silence.
By: Lauren Simmonds
The Croatian parliamentary elections are set to be repeated in two locations. The powers that be have explained why.
April the 19th, 2024 – EXPO Tools of the Future 2024 has impressed us here in the Croatian capital as the largest regional aftermarket for technicians and mechanics.
April the 19th, 2024 – The elections are over and the battle is on to form a parliamentary majority, but business waits for no new government. Ericsson Nikola Tesla and Dalekovod have signed hefty new contracts.
April the 20th, 2024 – Croatia is known for making excellent coffee, and for drinking it. It's only logical that the GR8 Coffee Festival Zagreb will attract the masses.
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