AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPFAS Health Alert: A new European study found “forever chemicals” (PFAS) in the blood of all 10 Croatian participants, with six above an EFSA health reference level—six of the seven elevated cases came from Gospić—raising fresh concerns about widespread exposure. Public Health Watch: West Nile virus is being reported across Europe, with the Netherlands adding cases and deaths; symptoms can look like flu, but a small share can develop severe neurological illness, so mosquito protection matters. Zagreb Services: A court ruled Zagreb’s ZET and Zagreb Holding strikes illegal, and limited services were set to resume while waste collection disruptions continued. Healthcare Reform Abroad (Croatia-linked): A Croatia-supported EU twinning project launched in Armenia to help implement universal health insurance, alongside efforts to strengthen healthcare financing and governance. Croatia Economy Snapshot: FINA analysis shows businesses in 10 Croatian cities generated €7.2bn net profit in 2025 (about 70% of the national total), led by Zagreb.
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