Andrej Plenkovic, the Croatian Prime Minister, stated that the current energy crisis is the most significant this generation has experienced. The Croatian government is implementing measures to address rising energy prices, including capping gasoline prices. The crisis is expected to worsen due to global factors, including the impact of the Iranian conflict on LNG exports. The rising energy costs are leading to increased food prices and potential job losses. Analysts warn that this situation could mirror past economic recessions linked to high energy prices. The uncertainty surrounding the conflict and its effects on Hungary's GDP growth is also highlighted. Teljes cikk (Világgazdaság)