AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCourt Case in Podgorica: The trial of Andrija Laković continued over alleged SMS threats to Vijesti journalist Jelena Jovanović, with the court ordering digital material to be examined and rejecting a bid for release pending trial; the next hearing is set for Sept. 17. Serious Crime in Montenegro: A Russian national suspected in a triple shooting at a Danilovgrad range died by suicide after police surrounded him in Herceg Novi following an overnight manhunt. EU Accession Pressure: Croatia’s PM said any state funeral for Ratko Mladić would “close the doors” to Serbia’s EU path, underscoring how war-crimes politics still shapes the region’s membership prospects. EU Rules for Western Balkans Truckers: The European Commission said Schengen stay rules won’t change despite protests, pointing drivers to bilateral “practical solutions” within existing limits. Culture & Industry: Montenegro Film Rendezvous expanded to seven days, bringing 120+ professionals from 30+ countries and presenting 15 Montenegrin projects to international partners. Safety Reminder: In Tarlac (Philippines), a river-crossing mishap saw one man rescued and another missing, with authorities urging people to stay away from dangerous waterways.
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