AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWorld Cup Aftermath: Spain’s title capped a record 48-team tournament and a huge FIFA payout pool, while Croatia slipped to 13th in the latest FIFA rankings after its 2026 run. Danube Drought Impacts: A 90-year-old cargo ship wreck has surfaced near Opatovac as record-low Danube levels continue to disrupt travel and expose more history, alongside recent WWII bomb finds. Dubrovnik Road Safety: Police in Srebreno used a drone to catch 41 traffic offences, fining drivers mainly for not wearing seat belts. Local Culture: Klapa Sveti Juraj brings free Dalmatian harmony to Trsteno on July 23. EU-Morocco Aviation: The European Parliament approved a protocol making Croatia a full party to the liberalised EU-Morocco aviation framework, opening the door to new routes. Finance Watch: Croatia’s central bank warns financial stability risks are still moderately elevated, citing fast credit growth and rising house prices plus growing interest-rate risks. Business & Retail: Speculation grows that Primark could enter Croatia as early as 2027. Sports Tech: Ekstraklasa signs a Hawk-Eye partnership to bring tracking and AI tactical camera tools to the league. Security in Dubrovnik: Mayor Mato Franković is again under 24-hour police protection amid tensions over Dubrovnik’s new urban planning plan.
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