AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoWar Crimes & Memory: Ratko Mladić, the “Butcher of Bosnia” convicted over the 1995 Srebrenica genocide and the siege of Sarajevo, has died in a UN prison hospital in The Hague at 84, closing a long detention chapter while the wider Balkan legacy dispute still simmers. Culture & Film Industry: Montenegro’s Film Centre chief Aleksandra Božović discusses the overhaul of the Montenegro Film Rendezvous and recent changes to the Law on Cinema, including a higher cash rebate, as the regional film scene pushes forward. Media & Lifestyle: Serbia’s competition regulator has approved the sale of major government-critical outlets (N1, Nova S, Danas, Radar) under Alpac Capital’s umbrella, raising fresh concerns about media pluralism. Public Health: Serbia reports a measles case in areas with low vaccination coverage, urging parents to complete MMR doses. Community & Youth: An Erasmus+ youth convention in Belgrade and Novi Sad brings young activists from across Europe to talk civil activism, peace-building, and democracy. Global Context: Nepal floods have killed hundreds and left hundreds more missing, including many foreign tourists.
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