World Buys Electric Cars En Masse; Croatia Ranks Last in the EU ↗
Front page leadWhile electric cars are experiencing significant growth globally, Croatia remains at the bottom of the EU in their adoption, according to an analysis of market trends.
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The news on Index.hr today focuses on global electric car adoption trends with Croatia lagging behind, a controversial EU customs policy, a political party's demand for funding from the church, and a brutal attack in Zagreb. Sports news highlights a Croatian football manager's comments, and…
While electric cars are experiencing significant growth globally, Croatia remains at the bottom of the EU in their adoption, according to an analysis of market trends.
New regulations will allow customs duties to be paid before goods arrive at the border, simplifying the process for travelers and businesses.
The 'Domovinski pokret' (Homeland Movement) party has proposed redirecting one million euros from the state budget allocated to churches and monasteries to other purposes.
Six Indian citizens were assaulted with iron rods in Zagreb and subsequently received custodial measures, with authorities investigating the incident.
Following a terrorist attack near Paris, French President Emmanuel Macron described the situation as a 'moment of transition'.
A former striker for the Croatian football club Osijek scored two goals in a recent match, while a separate report mentions an incident involving Portugal.
A Russian Olympian has reportedly died while fighting in the conflict in Ukraine.
Luka Dončić made a basket during warm-ups, after which he immediately proceeded to the locker room.
Croatian players Ivica Zubac and Roko Prkačin had notable performances in the NBA, with Zubac nearly achieving a double-double and Matković scoring without misses.
Goalkeeper Andre Onana was involved in a traffic accident but was uninjured and taken to the hospital as a precaution.
Croatian skier Zrinka Ljutić is scheduled to begin her ski season competition at 10:00 AM.