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Zagreb, 21.02.2025. - Predstavljanje aplikacije “Halo, inspektore".  foto HINA/ Lana SLIVAR DOMINIĆ / lsd

epa11912881 Pedestrians pass a retail advertisement at a store in London, Britain, 21 February 2025. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), UK retail sales have risen by 1.7 percent in January 2025, following a 0.6 percent decline in December 2024. EPA/ANDY RAIN

epa11912705 Screens at Madrid's Stock Exchange headquarters in Madrid, Spain, 21 February 2025. Ibex 35, Spain's main index, keeps practically flat at the middle of the session with a slight drop of 0.08 percent remaining below 13,000 points, penalized by the notable falls recorded by Repsol and Grifols, while the rest of the European markets are trading with moderate increases. EPA/VEGA ALONSO

Split, 21.02.2025. - Konferencija za novinare Ivice Puljka vezano za projekt „Poboljšanje vodno-komunalne infrastrukture aglomeracije Split – Solin“. Na fotografiji Ivica Puljak. foto HINA/ Mario STRMOTIĆ/ MS

Zagreb, 21.02.2025. - Predstavljanje strateškog okvira za razvoj tržišta kapitala u Republici Hrvatskoj 2025. - 2030. i akcijskog plana za njegovu provedbu u ovoj i idućoj godini. Na predstavljanju su između ostalih sudjelovali potpredsjednik Vlade i ministar financija Marko Primorac sa suradnicima, predsjednik Upravnog vijeća Hrvatske agencije za nadzor financijskih usluga Ante Žigman, predstavnici Europske banke za obnovu i razvoj, kao i predstavnici tržišne infrastrukture te financijske industrije. Na fotografiji Davor Zoričić, Marko Primorac, Ante Žigman. foto HINA /Zvonimir KUHTIĆ/ kuzo

epa11912131 Customers shop at a supermarket in Tokyo, Japan, 21 February 2025. The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications announced that the national Consumer Price Index (CPI) for January marked a 3.2 percent increase compared to the same month last year. This is the highest increase in 17 months mainly due to the soaring price of rice and energy costs. EPA/FRANCK ROBICHON

epa11911979 An employee displays gold bracelets at a jewelry shop in Seoul, South Korea, 21 February 2025. Gold prices hit an all-time high in New York the previous day amid growing uncertainty over tariff policies under the second Trump administration. EPA/YONHAP SOUTH KOREA OUT

epa11910881 A toll camera hangs over cars on Park Avenue at the edge of current congestion toll zone south of 60th Street in New York, New York, USA, 20 February 2025. US President Donald Trump announced his desire to end New York’s congestion tolling program, which went into effect last month and charges cars $9 to enter the toll zone, but the state’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is fighting that effort in a newly filed federal lawsuit. EPA/JUSTIN LANE

epa11910327 Blue painted windows in the village of Sidi Bou Said, a renowned tourist destination celebrated for its white and blue hues, narrow alleys, traditional doors, and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea, situated northeast of Tunis, Tunisia, 20 February 2025. According to Soufiane Tekaya, the Tunisian Minister of Tourism and Handicrafts, Tunisia received a record-breaking 10.25 million foreign tourists in 2024, surpassing pre-pandemic figures, and is expected to welcome over 11 million tourists in 2025. EPA/MOHAMED MESSARA 76810

epa11909972 Francisco Reynes, Spanish energy group Naturgy's Chairman and CEO, addresses a press conference to announce the company's 2024 annual results at Naturgy's headquarters, in Madrid, Spain, 20 February 2025. The company achieved a net profit of 1.90 billion euro, a 4.3 percent less than the same period of 2023. EPA/Mariscal

epa11909918 Visitors attend the 'Negenmaandenbeurs' - Nine months fair in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 20 February 2025. This four-day fair offers a wide range of exhibits and activities related to pregnancy and baby care. EPA/RAMON VAN FLYMEN

epa11909800 An image made with a drone shows houses under construction in the Garden City of Ebbsfleet, Britain, 20 February 2025. Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced more than 100 new towns could be built under the government's plans for the 'largest housebuilding programme since the post-war era'. The Labour government has made a pledge to build 1.5 million homes. EPA/NEIL HALL