AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoToxic Waste Crisis: Tens of thousands of Croatians rallied in Zagreb and across the country demanding urgent cleanup after delays in removing hazardous waste, with protesters targeting illegal dumping and slow government action. Family Mobility Support: Croatia opened applications for a pilot scheme giving families with four or more children up to €15,000 (50% of a seven-seat vehicle’s price) to improve everyday transport. Dubrovnik in September: Travel + Leisure named Dubrovnik among the world’s best places to visit in September, highlighting calmer crowds and easy access to the Old City and nearby islands. Culture in the City: “Pictures at an Exhibition” returns to Dubrovnik with a music-and-art programme at the Dulčić Masle Pulitika Gallery starting Sept. 12. Aviation Remembrance: Croatia marked 50 years since the 1976 mid-air disaster near Zagreb that killed all 176 aboard two aircraft, with the cause linked to air-traffic control failures. Sports & Business: Porsche completed its exit from Bugatti Rimac and Rimac Group after regulatory approvals, while Roberto Soldic prepares for his UFC debut after leaving ONE Championship.
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