AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEU Enlargement: Croatia has set eight conditions for Montenegro’s EU accession, citing unresolved 1990s war disputes, including compensation for former detainees and answers about missing Croatians. Zagreb says it wants to facilitate, not block, membership. Serbia Tensions: Belgrade sent Croatia a protest note alleging interference in its election process and biased media coverage, adding to strained relations between the neighbours. Economy and Infrastructure: Moody’s affirmed Croatia’s A3 credit rating, its highest ever. The country’s 5G networks now reach 90% of the population, with coverage targeted to rise to 99.4% by 2029. Zagreb: From Friday, 39 new cameras will monitor illegal stopping and parking, bringing the city’s total to 219 locations. Tourism and Food: Norwegian Aura’s inaugural 2027 Mediterranean voyages will call at Dubrovnik and Split. Dalmatian olive oils also collected 25 medals in New York, with all Split-Dalmatia entries winning an award.
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