Croatia caps oil and gasoline prices at 1.50 euros per liter

Croatia has implemented price controls on oil and gasoline, with the prime minister announcing that fuel prices will be stabilized at 1.50 euros per liter. The measure represents government intervention in the energy market to control consumer costs amid broader concerns about fuel price volatility. Croatia, a European Union member since 2013, joins other countries that have adopted similar price stabilization measures to protect consumers from fluctuating energy costs.