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Tomislav Ćorić

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Economic trends in Croatia and Slovenia

7 clusters · 32 sources · last updated

Latest: Slovenia and Croatia report significant state budget developments

Economic indicators in Croatia and Slovenia show varying trends in wages and living costs during mid-2026. In Croatia, June 2026 data indicated an average monthly net salary of 1,555 EUR, a 7.7% nominal increase compared

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Polish inflation trends and housing market shifts

6 clusters · 51 sources · last updated

Latest: Poland inflation and retail prices show upward trends in August

In July 2026, the National Bank of Poland reported that core inflation rose to 3.1% year-on-year, up from 3% in June. This increase was attributed to the expiration of the ‘Lower Fuel Price’ package and rising costs in s

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Croatia economic productivity and growth strategy

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia to direct EU funds toward economic productivity

Croatian officials and business leaders have identified increasing economic productivity as a critical priority for the nation’s future growth. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Tomislav Ćorić emphasized that

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Groundwater contamination worsens Gospić waste crisis

33 clusters · 201 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia environmental crisis: Illegal waste contaminates groundwater in Gospić and Benkovac

The hazardous waste crisis in Croatia has intensified following reports that illegal dumping has severely contaminated the Lika region’s groundwater. While initial assessments in March 2026 suggested low risks, a July 20

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Croatian tax reforms spark debate and protest planning

5 clusters · 26 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatian Chamber of Trades and Crafts seeks tax changes for 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 €1,3

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