AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNuclear Tensions: Russia says it has launched a nuclear-capable mobile ICBM days after CIA chief John Ratcliffe’s Moscow visit, raising fresh alarm about NATO escalation. War Crimes & Memory Politics: Serbia’s debate over Ratko Mladić is reigniting after his death in The Hague, with President Vučić and officials backing state honours while opposition voices call any glorification “shameful,” and Bosnia-related reactions underline how divided the region remains. Energy & Sanctions: Serbia secured a U.S. sanctions waiver extension for Russian-owned NIS oil until Sept. 30, keeping the country’s main refinery running while a longer-term ownership solution is pursued. Climate Pressure on Serbia: Extreme drought is hitting the Danube and Serbia’s fish and river traffic, with ecosystems and businesses strained across the region. Regional Security Row: Montenegro’s PM alleges coordinated “hybrid” destabilisation involving Serbia and Albania, prompting demands for evidence and security-sector review. Wildfire Fallout: Serbia’s wildfire response continues to spark political debate after Russian firefighting help drew scrutiny over EU vs. Moscow signals.
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