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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.
Digital nomads explore Ston and the Pelješac
A group of experts stayed in Ston, exploring local heritage and the potential for remote work, as part of a unique festival.
Thousands of Croatian firms face ownership transition
More than 7,000 companies owned by those over 70 stand on the brink of change, opening up new market opportunities but posing challenges for business continuity.
House prices in Croatia have risen by 81 per cent in 15 years
Construction costs have risen by 76 per cent, and a buyer of a 60-sq-m flat pays 59,000 euros more than in 2021, according to the data.
Volkswagen to cut 100,000 jobs by 2030
The German car giant plans to sack 100,000 workers in a move described as the largest restructuring in the industry's history.
Croatian new car market sees 5.2 per cent growth
A total of 53,771 vehicles were registered, with the most popular brand being Skoda, while Opel recorded the highest interest from buyers.
Solar panels pay off, batteries only with state support
Analysis shows solar panels are profitable, while home batteries are only viable with state support, with significant differences depending on location.
Inflation in Croatia jumps to 4.1 per cent
Prices rose in July, but energy costs remain high, so the government is maintaining existing measures.