AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMontenegro & EU resilience: A European Parliament report warns Russia is stepping up “hybrid interference” across EU enlargement countries, naming Montenegro among the targets and pointing to disinformation, covert funding, cyberattacks and pressure tailored to local vulnerabilities. Sustainable tourism in Montenegro: Lovćen National Park and Wiegand have launched the new Wie-Flyer “Falcon Fly” suspended gondola ride, adding a family-friendly attraction with views over the Bay of Kotor. Regional transport & environment: After weekend border chaos, Croatian Roads says the long-awaited Dubrovnik–Čilipi Airport express road is moving ahead with a revised preferred route, with an environmental impact assessment and public consultation still ahead. Wildfire risk across Europe: New EU-linked reporting shows Europe’s wildfire season is worsening, with the Balkans (including Montenegro) currently below historical medians, while forecasts point to more extreme heat and swings ahead. Energy & decarbonisation (regional): Masdar and EPCG advance a 2GW Montenegro partnership with first solar and energy-storage projects, while Bondalti’s €76m REPower Chemicals decarbonisation push is highlighted as a model for industrial transition. Water stress (global, with local relevance): U.S. Colorado River plans trigger major political pushback over potentially severe Lower Basin cuts, underscoring how climate-driven water scarcity is reshaping policy debates worldwide.
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