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Demographic and housing trends in Osijek

2 clusters · 2 sources · last updated

Latest: Osijek and Osijek-Baranja County launch measures to combat population decline

Residential construction in Osijek-Baranja County experienced a significant increase in 2025, with 1,000 completed apartment units compared to 567 in 2024 and 648 in 2023. The most common completions were two-bedroom and

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Bosnia and Herzegovina post-election formation and tensions

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Latest: Bosnia and Herzegovina political negotiations begin following elections

Following the October 4, 2026, general elections, political maneuvering has intensified as parties negotiate new government structures. In the Federation of BiH, the Central Election Commission (CEC) has officially relea

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Real estate tax refund programs in Croatia and Bosnia

6 clusters · 29 sources · last updated

Latest: Indirect Taxation Administration issues VAT refunds in Bosnia and Herzegovina

In Croatia, the Agency for Legal Transactions and Real Estate Brokerage (APN) has been processing tax refunds for citizens under 45 purchasing or constructing their first home. By early September, the number of approved

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Croatian agricultural distribution and processing

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Latest: Opuzen fruit center processes 10,000 tons of produce

Agricultural facilities in Croatia are expanding their operational capacities and processing capabilities. In Osijek-Baranja County, the Regional Distribution Center has reached 100 percent capacity, utilizing its full 2

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Croatia waste management disputes and protests

7 clusters · 27 sources · last updated

Latest: Holcim and CE-ZA-R address waste management and remediation issues

Waste management projects and legislative policies in Croatia continue to face scrutiny from civic groups, residents, and political representatives. In Zagreb, the RESPIRA civic initiative has criticized the current city

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Infrastructure and healthcare development in Croatia and BiH

8 clusters · 48 sources · last updated

Latest: Medical centers in Croatia and Bosnia receive ultrasound equipment donations

Infrastructure and healthcare development continues across Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, with recent developments expanding into specialized medical, veterinary, and residential services. In Bosnia and Herzegovina,

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Drought-induced natural disasters in Croatia

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Latest: Croatia expands drought damage compensation program

In late August 2026, Brodsko-posavska County officially declared a natural disaster due to drought, affecting 26 municipalities and two cities, including Slavonski Brod and Nova Gradiška. The declaration followed prolong

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School safety initiatives in Slovenia, Croatia, and Bosnia

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Latest: Jelenje-Dražice students complete traffic safety program

Authorities in Slovenia, Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina continue to implement safety measures and educational campaigns to protect students as the academic year progresses. In Slovenia, the Traffic Safety Agency’s ‘

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