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European Commission issues eighth debt paper this year
The Commission secured €11 billion on the market, completing the eighth transaction this year.
British agencies visit Sinj
Eight British tour operators visited Sinj, experiencing local heritage and cuisine as part of a tourism promotion.
Contract signed for Rab port reconstruction
The town of Rab and partners have signed a contract for reconstruction, with works valued at 11.1 million euros.
Government approves aid for farmers in depopulated areas
The government has approved a 1.8 million euro programme for income compensation, with an additional 100,000 euros for label protection, subject to strict conditions for beneficiaries.
Government: Prices will rise by six cents
The new decree takes effect on 15 September, bringing increases in the prices of petrol, diesel and gas, while maintaining the level of premiums at the previous level.
BSO saved from bankruptcy, ministry removes vessels from the list
The High Court rejected the appeal, while the ministry removed three patrol boats, creating the preconditions for the company's rescue.
Conference in Ilo: Focus on future cohesion policy
Regional coordinators from developed agencies discussed the future of cohesion policy, highlighting the importance of the territorial dimension and new funding for local government.
Average salary in Zagreb stands at 1,765 euros
The monthly net pay in the capital has risen by 0.4 per cent, reaching a level of 1,765 euros, which represents a 7.6 per cent increase compared to the same period last year.
Vueling returns to Dubrovnik, introducing new summer schedules
The Spanish low-cost carrier is reinstating the Barcelona route with a total of 23 rotations for the season, with return tickets starting from 50 euros.
Survey: One in three EU buyers has purchased a car with rolled-back mileage
A carVertical study reveals that 30.3 per cent of buyers purchase vehicles with rolled-back mileage, yet most are unaware of how to report the fraud.
Government introduces strict rules for tenancy
New regulations limit annual rent increases linked to the rise in living costs, protecting tenants from sudden price hikes.
33rd International Fair in Gudovac: Tradition and Modern Technology
The ceremonial opening of the 33rd edition of the Gudovac fairs, with an emphasis on livestock exhibitions and specialised sections, attracts exhibitors from across Croatia.
Drought in Brač and Hvar: Olive groves without irrigation at risk
High temperatures and lack of rainfall threaten yields on the islands, where olive groves lack irrigation systems, and the fruit is already damaged.
Neretva valley mandarin harvest to begin soon
Producers prepare for the start of the season, although smaller fruit sizes are expected due to weather conditions.
New rules for fishermen: fish can be caught five days a month
Strict measures introduced due to a sharp decline in stocks, with fishing now limited to five days a month.
Gas prices hit highest level
FZE launches tender for electric vehicles, tender to begin in October
The Ministry is announcing a new tender for electric vehicles, with citizens able to wait for the publication in September, noting that hybrids are not subsidised.
Government retains fuel prices, cuts duty on diesel
The government has issued decrees continuing the regulation of prices, with the duty on diesel reduced below EU standards following approval from the European Commission.