AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPensions: From January 2027, women in Croatia will need to be 64 years and three months old to claim a regular pension. Early-retirement age and service requirements also rise, as rules move toward equalising at 65 in 2030. Energy: The proposed Pantheon data centre in Topusko is nearing a grid connection deal. Its planned 1-gigawatt supply would add roughly a third to Croatia’s current electricity-system load, raising concern over the project’s impact. Tourism: Croatia is promoting Advent events and winter travel at London’s World Travel Market, with more than 30 local exhibitors and meetings with major travel companies. Zagreb: Architects have shared more details of the new Maksimir stadium, including a hotel, covered stands and wind studies, amid criticism of the design. Tribute: Mišo Kovač will be buried at Zagreb’s Mirogoj Cemetery today after thousands gathered at Split’s Poljud Stadium for a public farewell. Dinamo: Zagreb’s U-19 side hosts Qarabag today, seeking to protect a 2-1 lead in their UEFA Youth League qualifying tie. Household bills: Croatia had one of the EU’s lowest household gas prices in early 2026, at €0.05 per kWh, but prices rose 8.9% year on year—among the bloc’s sharpest increases.
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