AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWildfire & Heat Crisis: Croatia’s heat is setting new records, with DHMZ reporting longer, health-impact heat waves at Rijeka (20 days) and Split (19), alongside fresh “very high danger” heat-risk duration records—conditions blamed for fueling the destructive fire season, including the Omis blaze that injured dozens. Firefighting Aid: Croatia has approved sending two Canadair CL-415 aircraft and crews to Bosnia and Herzegovina to help tackle wildfires near Bosansko Grahovo, where ground work is restricted due to landmine risks. Local Solidarity: Dubrovnik is donating €150,000 to fire-ravaged Omiš, citing a 35-year debt of friendship after Omiš soldiers helped defend Dubrovnik in 1991. Archaeology: A massive Roman-era sarcophagus sealed for over 1,500 years has been unearthed in Cavtat near Dubrovnik, offering a rare look at Late Antiquity burial practices. Zagreb Sports & Culture: Gymnast Eamon Montgomery says Rhys McClenaghan’s success has “knocked down the wall” for Irish athletes ahead of the men’s European Championships in Zagreb. Tech & Travel: Croatia’s fuel prices have risen again (new petrol/diesel rates), while Dubrovnik continues to draw crowds—City Walls logged 502,200 visitors in the first seven months of 2026.
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