AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEU Accession & Security: Montenegro’s PM Milojko Spajić says Podgorica has “serious operational security information” about coordinated “hybrid” destabilisation efforts tied to the expected closure of EU negotiating chapters—while President Jakov Milatović’s office says security chiefs will be asked for a detailed assessment. Diplomatic Pushback: Albania’s FM Ferit Hoxha rejects any role, stressing no official accusation was made and urging calm amid media speculation. Regional Tensions: Former Albanian PM Pandeli Majko calls on Montenegro to present evidence or explain the claims, warning about NATO-member accusations. Film & Culture: Montenegro Film Festival coverage highlights a new monograph, A Sovereign Gaze: Two Decades of Montenegrin Cinema (2006–2026), plus an interview with Film Centre director Aleksandra Božović on law reforms and the revamped Montenegro Film Rendezvous. Media Freedom Watch (Serbia): Serbia’s competition regulator approved the sale of government-critical outlets N1 and Nova S under Alpac Capital’s umbrella, raising fresh concerns about editorial independence. Sports (Montenegro-linked): A Montenegro coach, Ivan Joksimović, is named as leading Bahrain’s men’s volleyball team ahead of a continental championship camp.
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