AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEU Accession Watch: Montenegro’s path to EU membership is moving, but experts warn universities still lack research and administrative capacity to fully benefit from Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe—so gains won’t be “overnight.” Regional Water Politics: Kosovo’s acting president Albulena Haxhiu raised alarms after Serbia hinted it could divert the Ibar River, saying Gazivode’s water system underpins supplies and energy for hundreds of thousands and must be handled with international partners. Cross-Border Friction: A reader report highlights how families can face extreme conditions in summer border queues—one Montenegro-to-Croatia crossing at Vitaljina reportedly took about seven and a half hours with limited water and overheating risks for children. Tourism & Travel: Marella Cruises asked guests not to bring “cruising ducks” onboard, joining other lines that restrict the trend. Culture & Community: Ulcinj’s coastal heritage and Montenegro’s quieter southern coast draw attention in a travel feature, while a local “Pekijada” food festival in Vares showcased regional teams from the Balkans.
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