AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEU Accession Watch: The European Commission says any interference in Montenegro’s EU path would be unacceptable, pointing to support for democratic institutions, media resilience and cyber resilience as the country faces growing hybrid threats. Schengen Pressure on the Road: EU officials insist Schengen’s 90-days-in-180 rule won’t change, even as Western Balkan professional truckers protest in Belgrade, Sarajevo, Podgorica and Skopje and warn of fresh border blockades from September 14. Crime and Manhunt in Montenegro: A Russian national suspected in a triple murder at a Danilovgrad shooting range was killed after a police standoff near Herceg Novi; police say weapons and ammunition were found and seized. Regional Fallout Over War Crimes: Croatia’s prime minister warned Serbia that a state funeral for Ratko Mladić would “close the doors” to EU membership, as the Balkans continue to grapple with Srebrenica’s legacy. Culture Spotlight: Montenegro Film Rendezvous expanded to seven days, bringing more than 120 film professionals from over 30 countries and presenting 15 local projects to international partners.
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