AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoImmigration & Borders: A new analysis of the “Dublin cases” crisis in Ceuta highlights how asylum seekers’ “secondary movements” from Italy to Germany are straining EU rules and sparking fresh friction between Italy’s Meloni and Germany’s Merz. Marine Conservation: Croatia’s Adriatic is under pressure from growing nautical tourism: satellite monitoring suggests up to 65% of vessels anchor over Posidonia oceanica meadows in some areas, risking long-term seagrass damage. Travel Rules for Brits: The UK Foreign Office updates travel guidance as the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) rolls out biometric checks (fingerprints and photos) for Schengen entries, with summer waivers reported for Greece. Dubrovnik Culture & Sports: Dubrovnik’s Wild League water polo final brings a historic Old Harbour showdown, with matches streamed live. Zagreb Lifestyle: A guide to Zagreb’s underground world spotlights the city’s WWII-era tunnels and the Grič Tunnel as a cooler, quirky cultural escape. Local Business & Tech: Adriateh marks 30 years in Croatia’s car wash industry, saying customer expectations are driving upgrades across Europe. Arts & Nightlife: Sam Morril brings sharp New York stand-up to Zagreb on Sept 5. Health & Public Life: Eurostat reports Croatia has one of the highest rates of daily tobacco use in the EU (23.6%). Tourism Experience: “Dinner in the Sky” returns to Dubrovnik, lifting diners 50 meters for a 360-degree Adriatic view.
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