AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCost of Living: Osijek is joining Pula, Poreč and Split in capping prices on selected Advent food and drinks, as cities seek to keep Christmas markets affordable. EU Energy Policy: Croatia was among 13 countries opposing a Brussels plan to make electricity cheaper than gas through preferential taxation, arguing the proposal crosses into national tax policy. Zagreb Recovery: The Mimara Museum has reopened after earthquake repairs funded by EU, state and recovery-plan money. Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said Croatia has secured €5.3 billion for earthquake reconstruction. Regional Politics: Serbia’s student-led Student List won about 53% of the vote, ending Aleksandar Vučić’s party’s 14-year dominance. Its positions on Kosovo and ties with Russia and China could shape the region’s next political chapter.
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