AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCroatia-EU Politics: President Zoran Milanović urged Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina to vote in the upcoming elections to elect “true representatives,” arguing Croats have lacked a legitimate Presidency member since 2018. EU Migration: EU ministers in Luxembourg approved tougher migration rules aimed at faster returns, including broader penalties, longer entry bans, and “return hubs” outside the EU. Zagreb & Infrastructure: Zagreb opened the rebuilt Sarajevska Road, a new six-lane southern entrance with pedestrian and cycling paths, noise barriers, and plans for a future tram line. Croatia Economy: Croatia’s inflation hit 4.7% in September, with energy prices up 20.5%. Port of Rijeka Trade: Adriatic Gate Container Terminal (ICTSI) reached 4 million TEUs, strengthening Rijeka’s role as an Adriatic gateway. Sports—Croatia vs England: England coach Thomas Tuchel said Manchester City’s financial-rule verdict is a “big topic” in camp, while goalkeeper Jordan Pickford described using a mind coach and returning to start vs Croatia in Rijeka; meanwhile, Spain’s Ferran Torres withdrew with an ankle issue and was replaced by Carlos Espí. Croatia-Montenegro: Croatia is demanding over €2.4bn in military property from Montenegro over Yugoslavia-era assets, with talks set for Oct. 9.
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