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Croatian to become 24th EU language

  • Prime minister Jadranka Kosor declared it one of the biggest successes in the accession talks (Photo: EUobserver)

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Croatian will become the 24th official European language once Croatia becomes a member of the EU, despite questions about its similarity to the Western Balkan languages. Read more at WAZ.EUobserver

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