AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEnergy Policy: Croatia joined 12 EU countries pushing back against a Brussels plan to tax electricity less than gas, arguing the proposal oversteps EU powers as grid costs drive up bills. Wages: The government plans to raise the gross monthly minimum wage to €1,130 in 2027, up 7.6%, and lift the minimum student-work rate to €7.06 an hour. Zagreb Wildlife: After drone footage spotted about 70 wild boar in the capital, the city has set six mobile traps and will track captured animals to understand their movements. Public Health: Croatia has reported 25 West Nile virus cases and one death this year; 15 cases were in Zagreb and surrounding areas. Regional Investment: Varaždin secured a €25 million EIB loan for new schools, sports facilities and green spaces. Nature: Two young, critically endangered noble pen shells were found at Brijuni National Park, giving researchers hope of studying the species’ recovery.
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