AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMontenegro Tragedy: A Russian citizen opened fire at a shooting range near Danilovgrad, killing three instructors before being found in the area of Topla near Herceg Novi and dying by suicide; police recovered weapons and ammunition as the motive remains unknown. Film & Industry: Montenegro Film Rendezvous expanded to seven days, bringing 120+ film professionals from 30+ countries and presenting 15 Montenegrin projects in development, with a focus on coproductions and funding. Comics & Culture: The 20th Herceg Novi Comics Festival runs Sept. 4–9, featuring Italian guests and support from the Italian Embassy and Cultural Institute. Arts for Kids: Podgorica hosts an international puppet festival (Sept. 2–5), with the Targovishte State Puppet Theatre as the only Bulgarian participant. EU Politics: Eleven EU member states urge reform of foreign-policy decision-making to reduce veto power as enlargement and crises strain consensus. Regional Memory & Politics: Montenegro’s opposition calls for the dismissal of the parliament speaker over condolences to Ratko Mladić, keeping the Srebrenica debate at the center of Balkan politics. Travel Mood: Research ranks Montenegro’s Kotor among Europe’s happiest destinations, alongside Italy’s Positano and Santorini.
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