Croatian authorities are stepping up scrutiny over cash transactions after the Balkan nation became the only European Union member state to be flagged by the global money-laundering and terrorist financing watchdog.
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Cash transactions are common in Croatia, even for major purchases. The Finance Ministry in Zagreb said its money-laundering ...
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