Croatia
MP Mrak-Taritaš Earns €4,622 Monthly, Family Has €135,000 in Savings
Asset declaration reveals details about properties worth €635,000, her husband's pension of €2,117, and the modest operations of the family business.
Croatia
Dubrovnik Men in Operation Storm: Their Pay Was Full of Fruit
Pero Sekondo and Luka Rilović, Military Police members from Konavle, break the myth and reveal lesser-known details about entering Knin and the days after liberation.
World
HDZ BiH Pays $30,000 a Month to American Lobbyists
The contract with Mercury Public Affairs runs for three months, with the main goal of promoting the constituent status of the three peoples in Washington. The monthly fee does not include additional expenses.
World
Poland Fights Back Against €1.3 Billion Vaccine Payment
Warsaw appeals Belgian court ruling in the Pfizergate affair, casting a shadow over trust in EU institutions and Ursula von der Leyen.
Croatia
Plenković: Average Salary to Reach €1,600 by End of Mandate
In Bol on Brač, the Prime Minister confirmed the government's ambition to raise the average salary to €1,600 by 2028, with a decision on the new minimum wage due in October.
Economy
Where Does Croatia Rank on the Minimum Wage Scale? Five Countries Exceed 2000 Euros
Football
Crisis at Old Trafford: Manchester United Pays the Price for Missed Opportunities
World
Where Does the Minimum Wage Go Furthest? Germany Overtakes Luxembourg
Croatia
County Pays 93 Euros to Everyone Who Hosts Storks on Their Roof
Local
Animal Friends: Zoo Is Paid for by Citizens Who Never Visit It
Following the death of lioness Tayri, the association urges the City of Zagreb to cease funding breeding and acquisition of new animals, noting that 75 percent of the Zoo's costs are covered by the city budget.
Stock Market
Lump-sum taxpayers up to €40,000 face no levy increases, those above will pay up to 67% more
The Ministry of Finance has opened for public consultation draft laws that, from 2027, change taxes and contributions for craftsmen with income above €40,000.
Croatia
Higher Salary Base in Public Services from Today, September Pay Arrives Increased
The base has risen from 1,015 to 1,025 euros gross, marking the second of three planned increases this year.
Local
Number of Workers Earning Below Minimum Wage Drops by 67 Percent in a Year
The Ministry of Labor has released data showing that the number of workers receiving pay below the legal minimum fell from nearly 16,000 to just over 5,000.
Politics
Bačić on affordable housing contracting cites example from Gruž: State contracts rent for 1,300 euros per month, families pay 260 euros
Deputy Prime Minister Branko Bačić presented the first results of the affordable rent program on Friday, while MP Damir Barbir claims the state is not using its own vacant properties and is putting pressure on small landlords
Football
Lovro Majer to AEK: 6 million euro transfer fee, 2 million euro annual salary
Croatian midfielder travels to Athens today to sign, while Filip Krovinović moves to Brazil's Grêmio, and Joško Gvardiol extends with Manchester City.
Football
Lovro Majer Moves to AEK: Greeks Pay Around Six Million Euros, Four Croatian Clubs Benefit
Croatian midfielder agreed to move from Wolfsburg, will earn 2 million euros net annually, and Lokomotiva, Dinamo, Dubrava and Trnje profit from the transfer.
AI
Coinbase enables companies to receive payments from AI agents
New phase of the agent economy: corporate clients can receive USDC payments without additional configuration, and exchange users get automated natural language trading
World
California Introduces Higher Minimum Wage, New Rules for Streaming and Schools from July
State minimum hourly wage remains $16.90, but rises above $26 in larger cities and sectors
World
Euro Banknotes: Security, Counterfeiting and the Digital Future of the Euro
From holographic strips to the discontinuation of the €500 note, here is how the system protecting cash in the hands of 340 million Europeans actually works.
Politics
EPPO arrests 21 people for corruption involving EU agricultural funds
Among those arrested are former employees of the Paying Agency who received bribes for approving fraudulent subsidy applications.