AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWest Nile in Zagreb: Croatia’s capital confirmed West Nile virus in dead crows and launched urgent mosquito-control steps, targeting both larvae and adult mosquitoes, after positives were found in areas including Zapruđe, around Kvaternik Square and Dubrava. Zagreb Environment Tech: Croatian and Italian scientists are rolling out the ALIENA project, an Adriatic early-warning system to track non-native species and spot potential invasions before they disrupt marine ecosystems and fisheries. Marasca Boost (Zadar County): A draft programme worth up to €250,000 aims to expand Marasca cherry orchards over three years, supporting new plantings, irrigation and soil prep via local calls. Dubrovnik Heatwave: An orange heat warning is in force for the Dubrovnik region, with highs above 32°C expected and little relief early next week. Boxing (London): Filip Hrgović became Croatia’s first heavyweight world champion by stopping Moses Itauma in the ninth round; Itauma was taken to hospital as a precaution and later discharged. EU Politics (Iceland): Iceland’s voters rejected restarting EU accession talks in a referendum, with fisheries and sovereignty at the center of the debate.
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