AGP Executive Report
Last update: 17 minutes agoWar & Memory in Belgrade: Thousands gathered at St. Luke Church and later Topčider Cemetery to bid farewell to convicted Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladić, with Serbian Orthodox Patriarch Porfirije leading services, military honours, flags, and large crowds—scenes that drew sharp EU condemnation over “glorification” and prompted cancelled visits and warnings from Brussels. Regional Culture & Identity: Reports from Republika Srpska show how Mladić is still framed by many locals as a defender of Serb rights, with memorials and public tributes reigniting old divisions. Belgrade Pride 25 Years: Activists marked 25 years of Pride in Belgrade with renewed calls for legal recognition of same-sex unions and stronger protection against hate and police violence, linking the moment to broader threats to human rights. UN Map Reform: The UN backed a “Correct the Map” push to use projections that better reflect Africa’s true size, a move aimed at reshaping how children and the public visualize the world. Tech & Security Backdrop: Separate coverage highlights ongoing controversy around spyware allegations targeting Serbian students and activists.
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