AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSchengen Pressure on Montenegro: Truck drivers from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro and North Macedonia protested outside EU delegations in Podgorica and other capitals, warning of new border blockades from September 14 unless the 90/180-day Schengen stay limits for professional drivers are eased. EU Enlargement Fallout: Iceland voted 52.8% “No” on reopening EU accession talks, a result Brussels says it respects but which removes Iceland from a fast-track enlargement path—leaving Montenegro and Albania among the closest candidates. Regional Security Row: Albania’s foreign minister denied any role in alleged destabilisation plans targeting Montenegro, after Montenegro’s PM warned of “hybrid activities” linked to regional actors. EU Values vs. War-Crime Tributes: The European Commission warned Serbia against any glorification of war criminals after Belgrade moved toward a state funeral for Ratko Mladić. Culture Spotlight: Montenegro Film Rendezvous wrapped up in Herceg Novi with a bigger, revamped industry programme, while Podgorica hosted an international puppet festival featuring the Targovishte State Puppet Theatre.
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