AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMontenegro-Serbia Rift: Prime Minister Milojko Spajić accused Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić of acting as “Russia’s PR,” deepening a fresh war of words as Montenegro pushes ahead with EU steps. EU Accession & Visas: Montenegro’s final EU-related move is set for November, when it plans to introduce visas for Russians, Turks and others—an economic test for a tourism-heavy country with Russia among its biggest visitor sources. Regional Water Tensions: Kosovo protested Serbia’s hints it could alter the Ibar/Iber River course, warning of risks to water, energy and human security across borders. Film & Culture: Herceg Novi Film Festival unveiled its programme for the 39th edition, running Aug. 22–28, with FIAPF accreditation and international competition titles. Travel & Tourism Boost: TUI is promoting a “one base, three countries” holiday built around Croatia’s Dubrovnik area, with excursions to Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Security Cooperation: EUFOR STRATCOM presented its Bosnia mandate to young regional participants, highlighting liaison and observation work. Weather Disruptions: Ferry trips were canceled in the Philippines due to habagat, including routes operated by Montenegro Shipping Line. Global Backdrop: The US and allies urged advance notification of ballistic missile launches under the Hague Code framework.
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