Informativna katolicka agencija, known by the abbreviation IKA, is a Croatian Catholic news agency established by the Croatian Bishops Conference on 22 April 1993 to collect and publish news of religious life and events in the Catholic Church, both in the Croatian speaking world and internationally, with its first reports published in November 1993. Since 2018 IKA has operated as part of the Croatian Catholic Network media platform alongside Croatian Catholic Radio, and as of the mid 2020s it publishes about fifty items of news a day from its headquarters in Zagreb, with its most significant reports also translated into English.
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Informativna katolicka agencija, Description, status
Informativna katolicka agencija, known by the abbreviation IKA, is a Croatian Catholic news agency established by the Croatian Bishops Conference on 22 April 1993 to collect and publish news of religious life and events in the Catholic Church, both in the Croatian speaking world and internationally, with its first reports published in November 1993. Since 2018 IKA has operated as part of the Croatian Catholic Network media platform alongside Croatian Catholic Radio, and as of the mid 2020s it publishes about fifty items of news a day from its headquarters in Zagreb, with its most significant reports also translated into English.
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Informativnu katoli─ìku agenciju je ustanovila Hrvatska biskupska konferencija 22. travnja 1993. godine.
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