AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMontenegro’s EU path: Prime Minister Milojko Spajić warns that closing EU negotiating chapters could be paired with “hybrid actions” meant to destabilise Montenegro, citing security intelligence and pointing to regional political/media actors. Film & culture: The Montenegro Film Festival hosted the presentation of A Sovereign Gaze: Two Decades of Montenegrin Cinema (2006–2026), a monograph tracing 20 years of national film life, while Aleksandra Božović spoke about Film Centre progress and plans for the Montenegro Film Rendezvous. Media freedom: Serbia’s competition regulator approved the sale of government-critical outlets N1/Nova S, Danas and Radar under Alpac Capital’s umbrella, renewing fears over editorial independence. Regional memory: Coverage followed the death of Ratko Mladić, “Butcher of Bosnia,” with renewed focus on his Srebrenica genocide convictions and the fight to keep historical responsibility alive. Travel & lifestyle: Ryanair named Podgorica among top Belgian summer destinations, and a new Iberostar Selection Montenegro resort opened on the Bar Riviera.
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