AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCroatia–Spain Football: Luka Modrić says Croatia needs a “positive reaction” after the 7-0 Nations League humiliation by England, as the team hosts world champions Spain in Split with qualification hopes on the line. Zagreb Family Culture: An electric tourist train has returned to Maksimir Park, reviving a long-lost railway tradition with a low-emission ride, €3 tickets, and seasonal audio education for kids and families. Film & Documentary Awards: The Netherlands’ Golden Calves at the Netherlands Film Festival crowned Muriel d’Ansembourg’s Truly Naked (six wins) and Maasja Ooms’s My Word Against Mine (documentary prize). Bosnia Election Watch: Preliminary results point to stronger nationalist lines and low turnout in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with pro-Russia Milorad Dodik’s SNSD retaining influence in Republika Srpska and Croat and Bosniak seats going to HDZ BiH and SDP figures. Kids’ Event in Zagreb: The WCF Cat Show arrives Oct 10–11 at Family Mall Zagreb, featuring 100+ cats and an interactive “Cat Detectives” program for ages 5–15. Tech for Learning: Notey closed a €3M seed round and expands across the Balkans via a Telemach distribution partnership, aiming to turn music practice into a game.
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