AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWorld Cup build-up (Croatia focus): Croatia’s coach Zlatko Dalić says the key to the Vatreni’s World Cup opener vs England on June 17 is being “compact and solid” defensively, with the tournament approach centered on not conceding early in a tough Group D. Local life in Zagreb: Croatia-wide open-fire restrictions kick in from June 1, banning outdoor burning and improvised barbecues/campfires during the high wildfire-risk season, with Zagreb firefighters warning of elevated risk. Everyday costs: Fuel prices are expected to drop in Croatia from Tuesday—petrol down about €0.03/l, diesel about €0.05/l, and blue diesel up to €0.06/l—if forecasts hold. Croatia in Europe’s spotlight: Dubrovnik tourism keeps climbing, with preliminary eVisitor figures showing higher arrivals and overnight stays in early 2026. ECB leadership: Croatia’s Boris Vujčić takes over as vice-president of the European Central Bank, replacing Luis de Guindos. World Cup context for readers: The tournament’s expanded 48-team lineup and group structure are now set, with England drawn alongside Croatia, Ghana and Panama.
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