AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCroatian Cinema: The Croatian-Slovak film Glavonja opened Belgrade’s Kids Fest with a story about family, friendship and autism. Director Marina Andrea Škop says the film aims to help children talk openly about diversity; it has already drawn around 70,000 viewers in Croatia. Marine Conservation: From the seabed near Krapanj, conservationist Kristijan Curavić urged world leaders to turn ocean-protection promises into action during a plastic-removal record attempt. Island Connections: A daily catamaran linking Pučišća, Postira, Omiš and Split is due to start on November 1, cutting the journey from Brač to Split to about 70 minutes. Football and Hate: Police arrested at least 12 Hajduk Split fans after antisemitic and pro-Nazi chants before the Ajax match, drawing condemnation from Croatian leaders and the football federation. Heritage: Restoration work at Zagreb Cathedral has uncovered new discoveries, while the capital’s food scene continues to attract attention as a visitor draw. Culture and Tourism: Rijeka’s 112-year-old hotel has reopened as Croatia’s first Tribute Portfolio hotel.
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