AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTourism & Travel Tech: Dubrovnik’s Ruđer Bošković Airport is rolling out a €4.2m solar project, adding panels over car parks to create shaded “power stations” and boosting renewable output with battery storage. Skywatching: Croatia gets a partial solar eclipse on Aug. 12, with the best views in western areas (Pula highest coverage), starting around 7:25–7:30pm before sunset—eye protection urged. Croatia in the World: Air China launches a new Beijing–Bucharest–Zagreb route from Sept. 4, with flights three times weekly. Local Culture: Drniš Pršut Festival returns Aug. 28–29 at the sports hall, spotlighting protected Drniš pršut and regional food with music and competitions. Sports (Croatian link): Brighton confirm Croatian defender Luka Vuskovic’s move and early impressions after his record signing. Health (Croatia in EU stats): Eurostat data puts Croatia among the highest in daily tobacco use (23.6%). International Politics: A new EU migration dispute over “Dublin cases” is back on the agenda after developments involving Italy, Germany and asylum seekers.
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