AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCroatia Security: Croatia and Serbia are staying tight-lipped after the arrest of a Serbian businessman, Georgije V. (33), suspected of hacking multiple Croatian state systems, including the Interior Ministry and pension and health agencies; Minister Tomo Medved said proceedings are ongoing and gave no details. FIFA Fallout: Pressure on Gianni Infantino keeps growing after Norway became the first national federation to demand his resignation over the abandoned plan to sell World Cup stakes; Mexico and Argentina backed him, while UEFA maintains a boycott stance. Dubrovnik Earthquake: A 2.6 quake hit near Cavtat (epicentre about 7 km north), felt in Dubrovnik and nearby areas, with no reported damage or injuries. Food Prices: Some fruit and veg on Croatian markets hit record highs this summer, with sour cherries and garlic reaching up to €10/kg, and grapes and cherry tomatoes up to €8/kg. Heat & Drought: Europe’s heatwave is drying rivers; the Danube is at record lows, exposing wrecks and affecting shipping, including in Croatia.
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