AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRatko Mladić Funeral Plan: Serbia says it will organise the transport of Ratko Mladić’s body from The Hague to Belgrade and hold a funeral with state honours, with burial location left to the family. Balkan Memory Divide: Reactions to Mladić’s death underline how deeply split the region remains over the 1990s wars and Srebrenica. U.S. Pressure on Vučić: A bipartisan U.S. bill (SRBIJA Act) would enable sanctions and visa bans over alleged democratic backsliding and protest crackdowns, directly naming concerns about Serbia’s leadership. EU Accession Tensions in the Region: Montenegro’s PM warns that EU chapter closures could be met with coordinated “hybrid” destabilisation efforts involving regional actors. Serbia’s Security/Tech Link: A Serbian-registered digital firm is tied by investigators to alleged cyberattack infrastructure connected to sanctioned networks. Mining Watch: Bindi Metals reports maiden drilling at its Ravni gold-silver project in south-western Serbia. Nepal–China Floods: Catastrophic Himalayan floods have killed hundreds and left more than 1,400 missing, including many foreigners and pilgrims, with fresh breach risk reported.
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