AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEU Balkans Tensions: EU leaders called the funeral of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić in Belgrade “shocking,” saying the presence of senior Serbian officials and military honours “deeply regrettably” contradict Serbia’s EU path. Regional Fallout: Bosnia and Herzegovina announced it will recall embassy staff and cut communication with Serbia to the “lowest possible level” over the glorification and official honours. Croatia Abroad Funding: Croatia’s Central State Office for Croats Abroad opened a €3.3 million call for non-profits to support projects for Croats outside Croatia, including identity, language, culture, and social/humanitarian help. Local Economy & Infrastructure: An Osijek company GAUSS plans to build an unmanned-systems facility in Vukovar (about €5m), aiming for operations next year. Transport Snapshot: Traffic on Croatian motorways is up 3% year-on-year, with 56.5m vehicles recorded to end of August. Agriculture Innovation: Scientists in Poreč are testing whether discarded sheep wool can be turned into pellets for organic fertiliser, tackling a long-standing waste problem.
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