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Danube Drought Fallout: Record-low water levels are exposing dozens of WWII wrecks and Nazi warships near Prahovo, while disrupting shipping and raising energy fears across the region. Kosovo Tensions: Serbia’s Kosovo-Metohija office says Pristina’s court summonses for Srpska lista officials are renewed pressure on Serbs, with hearings set for Aug. 13. Public Finance Watch: Serbia’s public debt reached €41.29bn at end-June, or 43.8% of GDP, up from €39.34bn at end-2025. Citizens’ Payments Debate: President Vučić announced planned cash payments for adults plus targeted subsidies, drawing accusations of vote-buying. Belgrade Culture & Business: EXIT Festival is expanding internationally, with an Egypt debut planned for October, while Belgrade also saw a new pharmacy opening. Energy & Climate Link: Hungary warns its Danube-linked nuclear cooling faces risk as the river dries, underscoring how drought is turning into an energy crisis.

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