AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDanube Drought & Power Strain: The Danube hit a record low of 31 cm in Budapest, with drought and heatwaves cutting flows and forcing emergency steps that have idled or threatened nuclear output in Romania and Hungary. Hidden WWII Wrecks Exposed: As water levels drop, Nazi-era warships and debris near Prahovo are resurfacing, creating new hazards for shipping and a stark reminder of the past. EU Rights Watch: An EU human-rights and democracy report says Serbia’s legal framework for basic rights exists, but implementation is lagging, while media and civil society conditions have worsened and election and foreign-policy alignment with the EU remain key. Ibar River Plan Sparks Tension: Serbia’s leadership says a task force will revive an old Ibar hydro idea, but critics warn the river can’t be unilaterally rerouted under international law, keeping the Kosovo dispute hot. Politics Ahead of Elections: Ruling party figures say snap parliamentary elections could come in under 100 days, urging all sides to prepare and commit to accepting results. Local Economy: Serbia’s Milk House near Niš is expanding processing capacity to about 100,000 litres a day with new equipment and rooftop solar support.
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