AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoKosovo-Serbia Tensions: After Zelensky’s Belgrade visit, Pristina removed a Ukrainian flag from a Kosovo building, with officials saying “Kosovo must be respected,” while Serbia’s line on Ukraine’s stance on Kosovo remains unchanged. Security on the Ground: In Mitrovica, Kosovo Police have started taking responsibility for security at the Ibar bridge, gradually replacing international missions, a visible shift in a long-divided city. Energy & Daily Life: Serbia’s Danube at Bezdan hit record-low levels, cutting river transport and hydropower output and pushing the government to urge electricity rationing. Politics & Culture of Memory: Serbian writer Svetislav Basara argues that “Serbian statehood ended in 1999” and links today’s crisis to nationalism and authoritarian drift, revisiting Zoran Đinđić in a new novel. Film & Dealing with the Past: Sarajevo Film Festival’s “Dealing with the Past” program spotlights conflict legacies through nine films that refuse to treat history as closed. Lifestyle & Travel: A Belgrade-based personal essay highlights how one family’s move to Serbia changed costs and income, while another story follows a 10-year-old who has visited 100 countries. Sports & Identity: A profile of Ukrainian high-jumper Yaroslava Mahuchikh ties athletic ambition to wartime resilience, including her Belgrade success.
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