Croatia sees few companies investing in R&D for new products

Croatia faces a challenge with a limited number of companies actively engaged in creating new, knowledge-intensive products that stem from research and development. This indicates a potential gap in innovation and the commercialization of scientific advancements within the country.

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They agreed that the key mission is to protect Croatia and other allies from air and missile threats, from any direction.

The article, however, diverges significantly from this initial point, presenting a collection of disparate news items. These include local concerns about sexual activities on open beaches and the subsequent enforcement measures, historical infrastructure projects like the Kotoriba railway, and Croatia's commitment to increasing its military presence in Kosovo as part of NATO's mission to protect against air and missile threats.

Further topics covered involve meteorological warnings about an impending intense heatwave, diplomatic discussions on regional stability between Croatia and Serbia, with Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman stating Serbia would be welcomed into the EU upon meeting criteria. The article also highlights the success of the 30th Terezijana cultural event in Bjelovar, attended by Parliament Speaker Gordan Jandroković, who praised its scale and offerings.

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Serbia will be welcome in the EU, but it must work on that path.

Additionally, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković addressed the availability of EU funds for Croatia, particularly concerning the multi-year budget for 2028-2034. An analysis section emphasizes data as the most valuable commodity in the coming years, predicting that AI features will become integral to most businesses. Finally, Plenković reacted to criticism regarding a court case, referencing past political eras.

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For a few years, there will be nothing that does not include some AI feature, and those who are not in it will not be relevant.