AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRenewables & Biodiversity: Montenegro is moving ahead with solar plants despite warnings that some projects could damage biodiversity, with authorities rejecting at least one EIA over gaps in how impacts on protected habitats and species were assessed. Digital Rights & Media Governance: UNESCO-backed recommendations were adopted to improve rights-based governance of digital platforms and online media across Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia, aiming to strengthen journalism and curb disinformation. Climate & Weather Risk: Heavy monsoon conditions disrupted ferry services in the Philippines, with some Montenegro Shipping Lines trips cancelled—another reminder that extreme weather can quickly disrupt coastal transport. Energy Policy Pressure: A new look at the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism highlights how it is reshaping Western Balkan electricity trade and pushing governments to seek renegotiated terms. Sustainable Development Cooperation: Montenegrin officials met UN representatives to align on European integration, sustainable development, and digital transformation, including AI and modernising public services.
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