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Q: What is the Kuwaiti Dinar worth against the Croatian Kuna? A: One Kuwaiti Dinar is worth 22.5676 Croatian Kuna today Q: Is the Kuwaiti Dinar going up or down against the Croatian Kuna?

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He was born in Paris, lives and teaches in New York, earned his doctorate at the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade, and is the ...

A FILIPINO Croatian teen "mesmerized" Croatian President Zoran Milanović with her a capella performance of a Croatian folk song during the leader's inauguration, the Philippine Embassy in Austria said ...

The government of Bosnia's Serb Republic said it received an indicative offer from railway constructor China Railway Design ...

Loans extended by banks in Serbia totalled 3.816 trillion dinars ($34.5 billion/ 32.6 billion euro) as at the end of February, up 11.7% on the year, the Associa ...

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KUWAIT CITY, March 15: The Ministry announced that the third national campaign to collect donations for paying off the debts of indebted individuals raised nearly 400,000 dinars on its first day, with ...

The amendment raises the value of blood money (diya) to 20,000 dinars, up from the previous amount of 10,000 dinars, which had remained unchanged for over four decades. The change comes as a result of ...

Diocletian, who once ruled territory that now includes Croatia, tried and failed to rein in inflation by dictating prices. Today’s government hopes its own such plan will succeed. By Joe Orovic ...