Croatian Parliament dissolved at government's request
The Croatian Parliament has been dissolved following a vote held at the government's request.
Croatia's Parliament was dissolved during a session held at the parliament building in the capital, Zagreb.
All 143 members of parliament who attended the session in the 151-seat assembly voted in favor of the dissolution.
The new date for the general elections, which were last held in Croatia on July 5, 2020, will be announced by President Zoran Milanovic.
The elections are expected to take place no later than 60 days after the dissolution of Parliament.
General elections in Croatia are held every 4 years.
News Source: AA
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