AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTourism & Local Rules: Makarska became Croatia’s first town to ban overnight alcohol sales in shops (9:00 pm–6:00 am) to curb rowdy tourist drinking, with Split also moving toward similar limits. Science & Education: Two Croatian researchers launched an international summer school in Dubrovnik to connect early-career scientists with top European experts and boost cutting-edge collaboration. Sports & Culture: As England prepares for its World Cup semi-final vs Argentina, coverage spotlights Harry Kane’s leadership and Jude Bellingham’s support network, including his American girlfriend Ashlyn Castro. Public Health & Policy: The European Parliament’s Public Health Committee backed the EU’s cardiovascular health strategy, with Croatian MEP Romana Jerković pushing for stronger prevention and action against commercial drivers of unhealthy habits. Community & Identity: A pig’s head found in a Bosnian Muslim cemetery in Mostar led to the cancellation of a memorial service, underscoring rising ethnic tensions ahead of elections. Arts & Industry: CEE Animation Forum selected 33 projects for its 2026 edition in Pilsen, with regional representation dominating the lineup. Sports Media Ethics: European athletics broadcasters issued guidance to reduce the “sexualisation” of women athletes through filming and editing choices.
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