AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMontenegro–EU Politics: Prime Minister Milojko Spajić says Podgorica has intelligence about “hybrid” destabilisation tied to the planned closure of EU accession chapters, warning it won’t derail Montenegro’s European path. Montenegrin Film Culture: The Montenegro Film Festival in Herceg Novi hosted the presentation of “A Sovereign Gaze: Two Decades of Montenegrin Cinema (2006–2026),” a new monograph mapping the country’s film scene since independence. Media & Pluralism: Serbia’s competition regulator approved the sale of government-critical outlets N1 and Nova S, Danas and Radar under Euronews owner Alpac Capital—raising fresh concerns about editorial independence across the region, including Montenegro-linked interests. Orthodox Church & Identity: Ukraine’s memory institute head reports humanitarian support linked to the non-canonical “Montenegrin Church,” while critics stress it isn’t recognized by local Orthodox churches. Travel & Lifestyle: Ryanair says Podgorica is among its top Belgian summer destinations, positioning the capital as a gateway to Montenegro’s mountains, rivers and vineyards. International Culture Note: In Uruguay, Cuban activist Omar López Montenegro presented his book on strategic nonviolent struggle.
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