Zadar County

Like much of Croatia, and in particular other parts of Dalmatia, the city's population of 75,000 is deeply Catholic and generally socially conservative; in a 2013 referendum, 75 per cent of those who voted in Zadar County backed a move to enshrine in the constitution the definition of marriage as a union between a man and a woman, though the majority of eligible voters did not vote at all.

President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday received a group of children from Croatian towns of Rijeka and Kostajnica, and from the Zadar County.

They are currently in Belgrade, attending the Sveti Sava Summer School, and learning more about the Serbian language, literature, and culture.

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Croatian tourism notched up a slight decline in figures this July, although the figures for 2014 overall saw healthy growth.
In July, there were 0.4 per cent less arrivals and 2 per cent less overnight stays than in July 2013.