AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSecurity & Diplomacy: Croatia summoned Russia’s ambassador in Zagreb over growing security concerns across Europe, with Croatian officials citing incidents tied to Moscow and Russia dismissing the claims as a provocation. Wildfires & Tourism: A major wildfire on Brač forced nearly 700 people to evacuate, with tourists describing chaotic escapes, including fleeing into the sea as flames closed in near resorts. Dubrovnik Travel Numbers: Dubrovnik logged 1.05 million arrivals and 3.40 million overnight stays in the first nine months of 2026, up about 1% year-on-year, with the UK the top source market. EU Travel Rules: The EU published the list of 29 countries exempt from the Entry/Exit System registration, including Croatia, for short Schengen stays. Football (Croatia-linked): UEFA’s Nations League punishment means Croatia’s Oct. 3 home match vs England in Rijeka is behind closed doors, but England will get 100 away fans. Economy (Croatia in EU data): Eurostat reports Croatia among the biggest movers in labour costs and industrial production figures, with hourly wage costs rising sharply year-on-year.
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