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While crude oil remains below $100, diesel prices are exploding due to depleted inventories and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts warn of a perfect summer storm that could lead to a global food crisis.

The Committee session in Gospić was disrupted after citizens were not given the opportunity to ask questions. The opposition demands an extraordinary session of Parliament, while the government simultaneously assures that the water is safe and regulates fuel prices.

After the US and Israel struck Iran on February 28, Iran's retaliation has effectively shut down the crucial waterway through which a fifth of the world's oil trade passes.

According to unofficial information, a liter of Eurodiesel will increase to €1.82, and Eurosuper 95 to €1.63. The government's official decision is expected early next week.

Jefferies analysts warn that the global oil crisis caused by the closed Strait of Hormuz is hitting the diesel and refined products market hardest, while US-Iran talks stall.

The U.S. president claims full control over the key global oil shipping route. Meanwhile, he extended the waiver allowing foreign vessels to transport oil between U.S. ports for 90 days, but under stricter conditions.

A column on the portal Tris Šibenik compares the current government to occupiers, while the Prime Minister simultaneously celebrates Sinjska Alka on Twitter and announces lower fuel prices.

Last week's nine-cent drop in U.S. fuel prices may be short-lived, analysts warn, as the standstill on the strategic waterway pushes global energy prices up.

The President rightly demanded accountability for the poisoning of Lika with hazardous waste, but his criticism selectively bypassed the Chief State Attorney and the Mayor of Gospić, who is politically close to him.

The traditional 311th Sinjska alka gathered thousands of visitors and the entire state leadership, and besides the knightly competition and Tin Radanović's victory, Sinj was also a fashion stage where the women of Sinj shone in airy outfits with the inevitable lace.

Although fuel prices have dropped, an analysis by Shoptok.hr based on DZS data reveals drastic regional differences. A full 50-liter tank in the Virovitica-Podravina County 'eats up' 9.6 hours of work, while in Zagreb it takes 7.3 hours.

At today's telephone session, a new Regulation was adopted that brings lower prices for all types of fuel. Prime Minister Plenković also announced a shift to weekly price adjustments.

Matija Kroflin, Secretary General of the Independent Union of Science and Higher Education, criticized the Government's decision to increase veterans' pensions on the show 'Novi dan', highlighting inconsistencies in economic policy and neglect of other sectors.

From Tuesday, Eurodiesel in Croatia drops to €1.71 per liter, a symbolic turnaround in the regional fuel market. The government also introduces weekly price adjustments.

While the Prime Minister's Party in Zagreb Criticizes Underground Bins, the European Commission Warns Croatia is Lagging on Recycling Targets and Faces a Lawsuit Before the EU Court.

While the 311th Sinjska Alka was held in Sinj, Mayor Miro Bulj again criticized the Government over the closed maternity ward. Demographics Minister Ivan Šipić said that the safety of mothers is a priority, and Plenković announced a reduction in fuel prices.