AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBalkan Brass Night: Marko Marković Orkestar lit up Ierissos Harbor in Halkidiki with 90 minutes of brass-driven Balkan energy, turning the crowd into part of the show. Belgrade & the Non-Aligned Movement: Serbia marked the NAM’s 65th anniversary with leaders including Aleksandar Vučić and visiting officials, while Ghana’s John Dramani Mahama pushed the group to move from declarations to real action. Regional Culture & Film: FEST announced that Lordan Zafranović’s “Golden Cut 42 (Children of Kozara)” will open the 53rd festival in Belgrade on 2 October, focusing on children’s suffering in Jasenovac. Serbian World Debate in Film: BGNES released “The Creeping Frontiers of the Serbian World,” tracing how “Greater Serbia” ideas adapt to today’s politics. Sports & Lifestyle: Mountain Games Cyprus 2026 (23–26 Sept) brings sport, science, culture and wellbeing with participation from Serbia and other countries. International Spotlight: Frieze Seoul’s new Spotlight section highlights overlooked 20th-century artists, including Serbia, outside the usual Western canon. Diplomacy Watch: Serbia hosted talks with Indonesia, Cuba and others around NAM commemorations, with cultural cooperation and Expo 2027 participation on the agenda. Controversy Over Mladić: Ratko Mladić’s death continues to spark debate across the region, with reactions reopening old wounds.
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