AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEU Enlargement: Croatia has set out eight conditions Montenegro must meet before joining the EU, including resolving wartime disputes, property claims and border issues. Zagreb says progress is needed to secure Croatian support for accession. Economy: Moody’s affirmed Croatia’s A3 credit rating, its highest ever, citing falling public debt, growth and reforms; the agency also flagged the need to keep the budget deficit in check. Security: President Zoran Milanović approved continued Croatian participation in NATO, EU and UN missions in 2027 and 2028, including preparations for a new EU naval operation. Zagreb: Serbia showcased its tourism potential and EXPO 2027 at a business event in the capital, inviting Croatian partners to take part; Croatia has not yet confirmed participation. Technology: Uber’s driverless-car tests in Manchester spotlight the company’s partnership with Verne and Pony, which recently launched Europe’s first autonomous taxi service in Zagreb. Nord Stream Case: A Ukrainian former officer has gone on trial in Germany over the 2022 pipeline blasts. Another suspect, detained in Croatia, is contesting extradition to Germany.
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