AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSchool Safety in Zagreb: A student attacked a peer and a cleaner with a sharp object at the Electrical Engineering School in Konavoska Street (Voltino) on Sept. 11; police arrested the attacker shortly after, and the injured are reported to be out of danger after surgery. Energy Relief: Croatia adopted an 11th package of measures worth nearly €260 million to shield households and businesses from energy-price pressure, running Oct. 1, 2026 to Mar. 31, 2027. Housing Support Demand: Croatia’s first-home scheme has drawn 7,479 applications, with 4,881 approved for payments and €36.9m already approved, according to APN. Consumer Protection & Food Safety: Croatia and Bulgaria blocked and destroyed pepper shipments from Albania and North Macedonia after lab tests found pesticide levels above allowed rules. Tourism Numbers: Croatia hailed another “extraordinary tourism year,” citing 17.5m arrivals and 90.5m overnight stays in Jan–Aug 2026, plus a 17.6% jump in fiscalized tourism revenue. Transport Tech: Fully driverless robotaxi passenger rides have started in Zagreb via Pony.ai and Verne, booked through the Uber app. EU Politics: Croatia’s parliament speaker warned Serbia it cannot count on Zagreb’s EU support after the “unacceptable” Ratko Mladić funeral.
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