AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWar & Memory: Ratko Mladić, convicted for the Srebrenica genocide and other crimes, has died in The Hague at 84, prompting renewed Balkan grief and fresh political backlash over how Serbia and Republika Srpska should mark his legacy. State vs. International Justice: Serbian officials say they’ll organise burial with “highest honours” if his family wants it in Serbia, while Vučić claims the Hague wanted him to die behind bars. Football Culture: UEFA opened disciplinary proceedings against Crvena Zvezda after supporters displayed a banner praising Mladić during a Europa League match. Arts in Belgrade: “An Evening of Vivaldi” returns to the National Museum of Serbia with the Belgrade Baroque Band and violinist Jovan Kolundžija. Lifestyle & Music Diplomacy: Turkish Cypriot leader Erhurman complained to the UN/EU and Barcelona FC over cancelled youth culture and football camp plans. Serbia-US Energy: The US extended a licence for sanctioned NIS, keeping the Pančevo refinery running while ownership talks with MOL continue. Global Humanitarian: Nepal–China flash floods leave hundreds dead and over 1,500 missing, including people from 30+ countries.
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