AGP Executive Report
Last update: 36 minutes agoCroatia’s Parliament Under Pressure: President Zoran Milanović has requested an extraordinary session over illegal hazardous waste dumping at the Bilajska 50 site in Gospić, warning of urgent groundwater and environmental risks and pushing for rapid remediation, tighter monitoring, and a new Chief State Inspector. Fire Investigation in Zadar County: Croatian police detained four suspects over alleged coordinated arson across ten locations in Zadar County, including damage to a car and dozens of olive trees, as prosecutors decide on charges. Tourism Demand in Istria: Istria is seeing a surge in last-minute holiday bookings, with about 80% of remaining capacity reportedly sold late, pushing private accommodation providers toward more flexible stays and pricing. Dubrovnik Sports Growth: Dubrovnik opened its first dedicated pickleball centre on Babin Kuk, part of a wider Croatian expansion of the fast-growing sport. Energy Watch: Croatia’s power system hit a record hourly load of 3,400 MWh during the heatwave, with operators noting the challenge of rising distributed solar generation. Property Market Signal: A new analysis says homes within 100 metres of the sea in Croatia are priced nearly 30% higher than those more than a kilometre away.
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