AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCroatia Football: Slaven Bilić is back as Croatia coach, taking over after Zlatko Dalić resigned following the World Cup exit; Bilić returns to a job he held from 2006–2012 and inherits a squad that went out in the round of 32 after a 2-1 loss to Portugal. World Cup Semifinals (Zagreb readers will care): England booked a semifinal clash with Argentina after beating Norway 2-1, setting up a historic matchup as the four-team final bracket becomes France–Spain and England–Argentina. Refereeing Spotlight: FIFA says English referee Michael Oliver won’t be assigned to the final, with rules and political sensitivities keeping him out if England or Argentina are involved. Croatia Energy Policy: Croatia proposed a new georesources law to simplify underground energy management, with special focus on geothermal projects to attract investment and speed up district heating and power plans. Croatia Economy & Jobs: Croatia’s unemployment fell to the lowest level since records began, while Zagreb’s average salary reportedly topped the national figure by €230. Local Culture: A Split exhibition opened honoring Hajduk legend Bernard “Bajdo” Vukas ahead of the 100th anniversary of his birth.
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