AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNord Stream Case in Croatia: A Ukrainian man suspected in the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline blasts, Volodymyr Zhuravlyov/Zhuravlev, has been taken into custody in Croatia after questioning, with prosecutors seeking pre-trial detention ahead of possible extradition to Germany; his lawyer says they will appeal, and the court process is set to run under Croatian deadlines. Zagreb Travel & Connectivity: Ryanair’s Zagreb–London Stansted route keeps growing, carrying about 94,289 passengers in the first half of 2026—up 20.3% year-on-year—after the airline added frequencies, while Heathrow traffic via Croatia Airlines and British Airways fell. Energy Poverty Protection: Croatia’s government has sent amendments to the Electricity Market Act to Parliament to ban disconnections for vulnerable, energy-poor households and require suppliers to warn customers, offer flexible repayment plans, and guide access to support. Wildfire Context: Croatia is mentioned among countries facing this summer’s wider wildfire pressure, with police reporting arrests over fire-starting incidents along the Adriatic. Zagreb Tech/City Life: Zagreb is also in the spotlight for autonomous rides, with Uber expanding robotaxi services in the city.
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