AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEU Security: EU plans new partnerships between Eurojust and third countries to boost cooperation against drug trafficking, cybercrime and money laundering. Montenegro Politics & EU Path: Montenegro’s parliament adopted a law that allows confiscation of assets worth at least €50,000 in organised-crime cases, but experts warn implementation capacity is unclear as Podgorica pushes toward EU accession. Regional Diplomacy: Bosnia and Herzegovina says it will recall embassy staff and cut bilateral meetings with Serbia to the “lowest possible level” after the glorification of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. War Crimes Fallout: Thousands gathered in Belgrade for Mladić’s funeral with military honours, drawing condemnation over state and political participation. Montenegro International Ties: President Jakov Milatović will visit Mongolia Sept. 8–10, aiming to expand trade, investment, education, culture and tourism. Economy & Society: ILO data puts Montenegro at the top of Western Balkan labour productivity, while Albania lags; UNICEF reports 20 million children across 21 countries faced tech-facilitated sexual abuse in a year.
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