AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDubrovnik Police Upgrade: Dubrovnik’s historic Villa Palma police HQ has reopened after a €2.6 million energy renovation, with the Interior Minister saying the work preserved the building’s look while improving conditions for officers and help for residents and tourists. Tourism Watch: Dubrovnik is slightly ahead of last year, with about 960,000 arrivals and 3.1 million overnight stays in 2026 so far, led by British visitors for nights. War Crimes Politics: Croatia’s PM Plenković condemned the glorification of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić after tributes in Banja Luka, saying Serbia has not gone through “catharsis.” Sports, Croatia in the Mix: Kyrgyz national team player Erbol Atabaev has signed a one-year deal with Lokomotiv Zagreb, a first for Kyrgyz clubs to receive a transfer fee. Environment & Health: Faster cleanup steps are planned for a major illegal waste site in Gospić, including covering material and preparing removal of tens of thousands of tonnes. Business & Industry: MacGregor secured a major RoRo equipment order for TT-Line’s new battery-hybrid LNG ferries linking Sweden, Germany, Poland and Lithuania. Local Justice: A Croatian court gave a suspended prison sentence to a Bosnian national convicted of glorifying Mladic via social media posts.
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