AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSerbia’s China ties and military tech: President Aleksandar Vučić says Serbia will test Chinese-designed humanoid robots and robotic dogs for military use, including systems that could carry weapons controlled from a distance, as a new humanoid robot factory opens in Šabac. Politics and elections: A new wave of commentary says Vučić is stalling an election that could end his long rule, with critics comparing his maneuvering to Putin’s power retention. War-crimes fallout: Ratko Mladić, convicted for the Srebrenica genocide and other atrocities, has died in The Hague, reigniting debate in Serbia and abroad over justice and denial. Energy and sanctions: Croatia’s JANAF wins a US sanctions licence extension to keep transporting crude for Serbia’s NIS until Sept. 30, easing a key supply risk. Environment: Extreme drought is shrinking the Danube and harming Serbia’s fish industry, with ecosystems and businesses across the region taking major hits. Sports (Serbian angle): Djokovic eyes a US Open run for a record 25th Slam as his health concerns linger; Serbia also appears in women’s EuroVolley 2026 knockout matchups.
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