AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBorder Chaos in the Adriatic: Southern Croatia’s Croatia–Montenegro crossing has turned into a near standstill, with Konavle residents reporting queues up to 10 hours and traffic backing from Karasovići toward Dubrovnik Airport, disrupting work, shopping and daily life. Schengen Under Strain: Across Europe, the EU’s migration and border system is under fresh pressure after about 60,000 people crossed into Spain’s Ceuta enclave from Morocco, triggering deadly attempts and prompting France and Italy to tighten checks and temporarily suspend Schengen rules for Spain. Portugal Keeps Schengen, Tightens Controls: Portugal says it won’t suspend Schengen, but is stepping up joint sea and land patrols in the south to curb irregular crossings. Montenegro–China Ties: Former Montenegrin president Filip Vujanović highlights two decades of cooperation with China, citing infrastructure and education exchanges. Regional Cooperation: Armenia and Montenegro sign an agreement to expand cooperation in education, science and innovation. Sports Spotlight: Montenegro is listed among teams in the FIBA U18 Women’s EuroBasket 2026 group stage.
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