AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDubrovnik Airport Surprise: A traveller says they met British comedian Russell Brand at around 5 a.m., leading to an hour-long chat about family and faith, plus a selfie, gift shopping, and even an attempted seat swap to keep talking. Balkan Memory & Politics: Reactions keep rippling after Ratko Mladić’s funeral in Serbia, with EU officials condemning the “glorification” and regional tensions deepening. Croatian Justice Reform: Croatia plans life imprisonment with parole possible after 25 years, alongside new supervision rules after release, starting from Jan. 1, 2027. Education Watch: Eurostat data shows EU primary enrolment is slightly down, while Croatia is among the biggest decliners over the past decade—raising questions for schools and staffing. Family Mobility in Croatia: A new pilot scheme offers families with four-plus children up to €15,000 toward a seven-seat vehicle. Dubrovnik Culture Calendar: “Pictures at an Exhibition” returns to the Dulčić Masle Pulitika Gallery, pairing piano recitals with Croatian art in a gallery “musical walk.” Tech Milestone: Infobip turns 20, highlighting global growth and a shift toward AI at its Zagreb campus. Environment & Protest: Tens of thousands protest in Zagreb over delays in removing hazardous waste tied to the Lika scandal.
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