AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorld Cup & Zagreb Angle: FIFA says there’s “no evidence” the ball hit an overhead camera wire before England’s equaliser vs Norway, after a heated quarter-final controversy that sent Jude Bellingham’s side into the semis. Croatia’s Jobs: Croatia’s unemployment fell to the lowest level since records began, with 59,423 registered unemployed at end of June and new hiring led by tourism-linked sectors. Zagreb Economy: Zagreb’s average net monthly salary hit €1,782 in April 2026, about €230 above the national average, while Zagreb Airport logged 2.22 million passengers in the first half of the year. EU Youth Policy: Croatia’s Demography and Immigration ministry urges citizens and youth groups to join an EU public consultation shaping the post-2027 Youth Strategy. Dubrovnik Infrastructure: Plans move forward for a new multifunctional concert hall and congress centre in Dubrovnik (Preparandija), plus the Dubrovnik Summer Festival unveiled new KLISAB-designed hostess uniforms. Wildfire Watch: Hundreds of firefighters and aircraft are still battling a major blaze near Blato on Korčula.
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