AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoCroatia’s Defence Upgrade: The government is set to approve a €435.2m deal for 18 South Korean Chunmoo K239 multiple rocket launchers, bringing missiles with ranges over 300km and deliveries starting in 2028. Regional Politics & EU Tensions: Ireland’s EU minister warned that a state funeral for convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić—or Serbian officials’ participation—would be unacceptable to the EU as his body is flown to Serbia and funeral plans stir backlash. Tech & Mobility: Uber and Wayve launched London’s first self-driving taxi service with a small rollout of under 20 vehicles, while Uber’s recent Nigeria exit has raised concerns among drivers about competition and pay. EU Language Politics: Spain is pushing Catalan, Basque and Galician for official EU status before further enlargement, putting pressure on Montenegro’s accession path. AI Cooperation in CEE: Nine Central and Eastern European countries, including Croatia, signed a Prague AI Declaration to coordinate AI policy and link computing capacity. Local Governance: Varaždin will ban alcohol sales in shops and kiosks after 22:00, with fines for public drinking outside licensed venues. Sports & Culture: Carlos Queiroz returns as Ghana coach after the World Cup exit; Croatia’s film “God Will Not Help” was selected as its Oscar submission.
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