AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEnvironment & Land Use: A new report from Montenegro’s Zeletin area says vehicles have cut into a “primary forest” that isn’t on official protected-forest maps, with researchers mapping an unauthorized road through freshly felled stumps. Regional Security & Crime: New investigations into major cocaine seizures in Liberia and Italy put Serbia under renewed scrutiny, including claims that shipments carried Serbian flag markings—though experts stress links require further investigation. Sports (Montenegro in focus): Greece beat Montenegro 14–13 in the Water Polo World Cup quarterfinals to reach the semifinals, while Montenegro’s club Sutjeska lost 3–0 in UEFA Conference League qualifying. Economy & Telecom: Montenegro’s mobile market grew in May to 1.44 million users, up 1.77% month-on-month, with M:tel leading subscriptions. Governance & Rights: Montenegro’s interior ministry says border-demarcation delays with Kosovo are on Kosovo’s side, while Montenegro insists there’s “not a single problem” locally.
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