AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDubrovnik Security & Planning: Dubrovnik Mayor Mato Franković is back under 24-hour police protection for a second time in a year, after authorities cited security risk assessments tied to tensions over the proposed General Urban Development Plan that could rezone land near the Old City and hit property values by an estimated €500m–€700m. Croatia Migration Trends: Croatia’s net migration stays positive, but early 2026 shows fewer foreign arrivals as immigration and emigration both decline, suggesting the recent surge of foreign workers is starting to stabilize. Tourism Politics: Croatian private accommodation landlords say new government tourism reforms are effectively “campaigning against them,” arguing new rules and taxes unfairly burden family-run rentals while broader housing pressures remain unresolved. Ancient Heritage: New discoveries in Vela Spila cave near Vela Luka (Korčula) push back the timeline for fired clay ceramics, with Ice Age hunter-gatherers experimenting with clay around 17,500–15,000 years ago. World Cup Money & Croatia Link: Spain’s World Cup win over Argentina brings a record $51m prize and $871m total payouts; one report also notes Croatia’s Dinamo Zagreb-to-Leipzig-to-Barcelona path for Dani Olmo, who credited Zagreb in his post-match tribute.
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