AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCultural Spotlight: The Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade opens an interactive exhibition on 18 July dedicated to Prince Marko, pairing epic poetry’s 500-year legacy with the historical figure behind the myth. Film & Festivals: Palić European Film Festival (18–22 July) is set to screen around 100 films across 15 selections, with Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó and Serbian filmmaker Radoš Vajić receiving the Aleksandar Lifka award. Regional Arts: At Croatia’s Pula Film Festival, Serbian titles also shone, including “Three Weeks Later” winning multiple Golden Arenas and Karlovy Vary recognition. Sports Culture: Novak Djokovic reflects on aging and “always something to prove” after Wimbledon, pointing to the U.S. Open as his next focus. Politics & Society: Serbia–U.S. strategic dialogue kicks off in Washington, with Đurić saying MoUs on energy and education are also planned, while Kosovo’s political deadlock continues to strain ties. Controversy: A Serbian minister’s “ethnic cleansing” remarks trigger regional and European backlash, followed by a partial withdrawal of wording.
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