AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoToxic Waste Protest: Tens of thousands marched in Zagreb demanding action over 34,000–37,000 tonnes of illegally stored waste near Gospić, after repeated government promises to speed up cleanup failed to turn into on-the-ground work. Tourism Shift in Dubrovnik Region: Župa Dubrovačka saw visitor arrivals rise in the first eight months of 2026, but overnight stays fell, with August showing fewer nights despite slightly more tourists. Nautical Tourism Softening: Dubrovnik’s nautical sector dipped in August, with overnight stays down about 7% year-on-year. Diplomacy Fallout Over Mladić: Bosnia and Herzegovina announced it will recall embassy staff in Belgrade and cut communication with Serbia to the lowest possible level after Mladić glorification. Croatia Football: Luka Modrić was named in Croatia’s Nations League squad; coach Slaven Bilić said he won’t be used in every match as Croatia opens against Czechia on Sept. 26. Defense Procurement: Croatia approved buying 18 South Korean Chunmoo K239 rocket launchers, with deliveries planned for 2026–2029.
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