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Croatia faces backlash over price transparency regulations

7 clusters · 61 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatian business associations challenge new price transparency regulations

Croatia is implementing “base price” regulations—also referred to as “anchor price” rules—requiring businesses to display current prices alongside a historical reference date to help consumers track inflation. While food

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Legal appeals filed over Zagreb Maksimir stadium design

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Latest: Italian writer criticizes Croatian government over Maksimir stadium tender

The architectural competition for the new Maksimir stadium and Svetice Sports and Recreation Center in Zagreb has concluded, with the Milan-based VG13 Architects Studio Associato selected from 88 entries. The proposed 35

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Croatia-Bosnia and Herzegovina border regulations

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Latest: Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina update border crossing regulations

Border regulations between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina have undergone updates regarding customs and crossing classifications. Customs procedures for transporting goods, such as furniture, remain strictly monitor

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Croatian agricultural sector restructuring and aid

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Latest: Croatia announces agricultural subsidies and entrepreneur grants

In August 2026, Željko Mihelić, President of the Croatian Chamber of Agriculture (HPK), proposed a domestic restructuring fund to help the sector adapt to a “catastrophic drought” and increase competitiveness through tec

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Croatia EU fund allocation and recovery progress

3 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia requests 2.7 billion euros from EU recovery fund

Croatia is utilizing European Union funds to support infrastructure development and national economic recovery. The government has approved additional EU funding from the Competitiveness and Cohesion Program 2021–2027 to

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Mostar kindergarten subsidy funding dispute

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Latest: Balkan municipalities implement new childcare subsidies and infrastructure plans

In Mostar, Mayor Mario Kordić announced that kindergarten subsidies for the remainder of the year have been secured through 380,000 euros in financial support from the Government of the Republic of Croatia. This fundin

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