AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRoad Safety: Croatia has proposed fines of €800 to €2,000 for drivers who film and post their own dangerous driving. The draft law would also set rules for minor crashes and make it easier to tow vehicles. Zagreb Transport: The city’s tram system marks 135 years since horse-drawn trams first ran in 1891. Politics: President Zoran Milanović welcomed Montenegro’s EU bid but warned the bloc was drifting towards becoming a “superstate.” Football: Dinamo Zagreb sacked coach Mario Kovačević after a shock defeat to Rudeš; Jerko Leko takes charge on an interim basis, starting with Thursday’s Europa League trip to Sunderland. Tribute: Hajduk Split will host a free public farewell for singer Mišo Kovač at Poljud Stadium on Tuesday, beginning at 4 p.m. Environment: Croatian truffle hunters and researchers say years of heat and drought are shrinking harvests and damaging habitats.
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