AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoZagreb Protests & Toxic Waste Crisis: Tens of thousands gathered in central Zagreb over delays in removing hazardous waste stored near Gospić/Lika, with organizers warning the cleanup promises still haven’t turned into action. Politics & Public Trust: A new CRO Demoskop poll for RTL shows HDZ at its weakest level in two years (25.3%), with the waste scandal in Lika cited as a key driver of dissatisfaction. Regional Diplomacy: Bosnia and Herzegovina recalled embassy staff from Belgrade and suspended bilateral meetings with Serbia after the glorification of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, while the EU warned against honoring him. Croatia Football: Luka Modrić was named in Croatia’s Nations League squad, with goalkeeper Dominik Livaković joining after his Barcelona move and Croatia coach Slaven Bilić stressing the need for match minutes. Travel & Tourism Signals: Župa Dubrovačka saw more arrivals but fewer overnight stays in 2026, and Dubrovnik’s nautical tourism cooled in August. Infrastructure & Mobility: An Osijek firm plans to develop unmanned systems in Vukovar, and traffic on Croatian motorways is up 3% versus the same period in 2025.
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