AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTransboundary Water Tensions: Kosovo’s acting president Albulena Haxhiu protested after Serbia hinted it could divert the Iber/Ibar River, warning the Ibar–Lepenac and Gazivoda system underpins water supply, energy, farming and “people’s security,” and urged international discussion under transboundary-water rules. Extreme Heat & Wildfires: Serbia battled major wildfires as a blistering heatwave and drought gripped the Balkans, with firefighters using helicopters near the Deliblatska Peščara nature reserve and authorities urging support as blazes threatened areas close to settlements. Biodiversity in Montenegro: Citizen scientists and researchers helped document two new snail species in northwestern Montenegro, strengthening calls to protect Komarnica Canyon in Durmitor rather than build a hydropower plant. EU Accession Reality Check: Montenegro’s EU entry is expected to expand opportunities for students and researchers, but experts warn limited research and administrative capacity may slow benefits “overnight.” Rough Seas Disrupt Travel: Ferry services in the region faced cancellations due to bad weather and “no sail” orders, including routes involving Montenegro Shipping Lines.
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