AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCroatia–EU Security & Defence: Croatia signed a €33.2m deal to upgrade the Croatian Air Force’s Rafale combat communications, with new secure ground-to-air networks planned from 2026 to 2030. Sports & Fans: HNS set ticket prices for Croatia’s Nations League home game vs Spain at Poljud (6 Oct): €30–€65, sold only via the federation’s mobile app. Business & Industry: Porsche has completed its exit from Bugatti Rimac and Rimac Group, expected to lift its 2026 cash flow outlook. Economy Watch: Croatia’s exports rose to €16bn in Jan–Jul 2026 (+9.8%), but imports jumped to €28.6bn, leaving a €12.6bn trade deficit. Public Services: Zagreb opened Bazen Špansko, a €36.3m sports centre with the city’s first municipal pool in the west, including pools, rehab facilities, and accessibility features. Education & Skills: A new OECD PISA report shows major declines in reading and maths across countries, with Croatia among those below the OECD average. Regional Politics: Serbia’s Marko Đurić attended King Harald V’s state funeral in Oslo, highlighting WWII-era ties and Serbia-Norway relations. International Spotlight: Croatia’s Luka Modrić is again in the Nations League squad, keeping him in the spotlight as he continues his international career.
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