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Energy‑driven market volatility amid Middle‑East tensions

1648 clusters · 3426 sources · last updated

Latest: Pakistan adopts new daily fuel price formula to boost transparency

Late July saw oil prices swing sharply as a US‑Iran cease‑fire pushed Brent to the low‑$80s and WTI to the $78‑$81 range, easing market anxiety. The respite was brief; renewed US‑Iran airstrikes lifted Brent to about $90

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Croatia domestic policy & development – July 2026

172 clusters · 225 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia funds hospitals with €125 million to clear debts

The €17.19 million EU‑backed SME grant call stays on track for a September launch while the Slunj eco‑project proceeds on its 2026‑2028 schedule. Social‑care pressure continues: the Sigurna Kuća shelter rejected 18 appli

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Croatia administrative reforms 2026

3 clusters · 11 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia approves €160 million electronic toll collection system funding

In July 2026 Croatia launched a wave of administrative modernisations. The Tax Administration introduced an electronic VAT‑refund form for non‑EU shoppers, allowing customs officers to scan a barcode and speed up tax‑fre

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Croatia WWII memory controversy

3 clusters · 10 sources · last updated

Latest: Dragana Jeckov condemns revival of Ustaše symbols at Glina memorial

In early July 2026 local authorities in a Croatian city, together with Montenegrin officials, publicly confronted symbols deemed hateful or extremist. Within the same month the dispute broadened as two Croatian mayors be

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Croatian flat-rate tax reforms spark transparency protests

3 clusters · 23 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatian UGP protests planned tax hikes for small entrepreneurs

On 27 July 2026 the Croatian government announced an anti‑inflation package that leaves tax contributions for flat‑rate entrepreneurs earning up to €40,000 unchanged, while raising the sixth‑bracket contribution by €1,33

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2 clusters · 12 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia's Government Adjusts Tax Rules for High‑Earning Self‑Employed Contractors

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Croatia funding continues for Bosnian Croats

2 clusters · 18 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia allocates €7 million for projects aiding Croats in Bosnia

In late July 2026 Croatia announced a €10 million programme to support education, culture, health, agriculture and other initiatives for the Croat community in Bosnia and Herzegovina, together with a €1.8 million grant t

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Croatia affordable housing rollout expands

4 clusters · 25 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatian PM Plenković Hands Over 209 New Apartments in Sisak and Petrinja

In July 2026 the Croatian government continued its large‑scale affordable‑housing push. The national programme, which already had 295 rental units ready and 500 more slated for later this year, kept adding new contracts

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Croatia fuel price hike and blue‑diesel shortages

2 clusters · 50 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia sets new fuel price caps and limits sales amid price surge

In late July 2026 Croatia ended a two‑week emergency decree that had capped retail fuel prices and introduced a new temporary price regime. The cabinet fixed maximum retail prices at €1.62 per litre for gasoline, €1.75 p

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