AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCost of Living: Croatia’s annual inflation climbed to 4.9% in October, a five-month high. From January, the minimum student-work rate will rise 7.6% to €7.06 net an hour. Green Transport: A €20 million subsidy scheme is open to residents buying new electric vehicles, including cars and electric two-wheelers. Europa League: Dinamo Zagreb visit Sunderland tonight, seeking to bounce back from a domestic defeat; Sunderland are unbeaten in Europe after three matches. Heritage: Archaeologists at Vaganačka Cave on Velebit have found Bronze Age pottery and a grinding stone, adding to traces of human activity dating back around 10,000 years. Tourism: Croatia is courting British visitors at London’s World Travel Market, with officials reporting strong interest for 2027, especially in city breaks and travel outside peak summer. Public Spending: Croatia spent €39.5 million caring for displaced Ukrainians in 2025, up 13.5% from the previous year.
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