AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoIbar Bridge Tensions: Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić called talks between the army chief of staff and the KFOR commander “probably the worst so far,” after KFOR said a gradual transition at the Mitrovica Ibar bridge has begun and Kosovo police will operate alongside KFOR. Kosovo Water Row: Serbia’s foreign minister Marko Djuric said the Ibar river is being discussed only because Kurti’s government is demolishing Serbian homes near Lake Gazivode and the Ibar, while Albania’s Edi Rama and Kosovo’s acting president Albulena Haxhiu rejected any attempt to change the river’s course. Energy Transition Pressure: A Belgrade School of Electrical Engineering professor warned Serbia can break free from coal, but said the shift needs USD 15–20bn in investment, citing Europe’s low diesel stocks and river-linked fuel delivery problems. Media Safety: NUNS reported 19 cases against journalists in July, including death threats and smear campaigns, with local TV staff among the most targeted. Business & Jobs: Acumatica opened a Global Capability Center in Hyderabad, adding engineering capacity and joining existing operations in Serbia. Sports (Serbia-linked): Fulham completed the signing of Northern Ireland midfielder Shea Charles for up to £30m, while Serbia’s Sasa Lukic moved to Ipswich for £9m.
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