AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoIBF Heavyweight Title Night: Moses Itauma and Croatia’s Filip Hrgović face off in London for the vacant IBF world belt, with Itauma chasing history as the second-youngest heavyweight champion ever and Hrgović aiming to become Croatia’s first heavyweight champion; the weigh-in turned ugly after Itauma shoved Hrgović off stage and Hrgović slapped back, leaving both men pulled apart by security. Croatia in the Spotlight Abroad: Hrgović’s bid is being watched closely in Croatia as the fight week drama adds extra pressure to Itauma’s “real test” against a seasoned opponent. Local Economy & Pay: Dubrovnik-Neretva County saw some of the slowest wage growth in Croatia, with average net salaries up 6.8% to €1,446—still below the national average. Travel & Tourism: Dubrovnik Airport is rolling out new security scanners so passengers won’t need to take laptops and liquids out of cabin bags. Culture in Dubrovnik: The Stradun Classic Festival opened with the ninth Stradun Classic, featuring Italian-themed performances and a debut by violinist Stefan Milenković. Sports Innovation in Dubrovnik: Water polo is going global in the Old Harbour with the first World Aquatics 4×4 Water Polo World Championship, running Aug 31–Sep 6. Energy Update: JANAF secured a US sanctions waiver extension to keep oil flowing to Serbia’s NIS until Sept 30.
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