AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEU Enlargement & Rule of Law: EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos said Serbia is at a “crossroads” after Ratko Mladić’s state-honours funeral in Belgrade, warning the bloc must assess whether Serbia is still sincere on its European path ahead of a readiness report due end-September. Regional Economy & Investment: BELTALKS in Belgrade urged the Western Balkans to be treated as part of Europe’s solution, pushing faster integration into EU value chains via investment, energy security, digitalisation and AI. Montenegro–Mongolia Business Ties: Montenegro’s President Jakov Milatović met Mongolia’s leadership and signed a joint declaration plus cooperation deals, aiming to expand trade and direct B2B links. Transport & Border Friction: Regional hauliers plan EU border blockades from 14 September over the Schengen stay limit for professional drivers, citing detentions, deportations and supply-chain disruption. Telecom & Creative Industry Export: Telekom Srbija outlined a push to turn Serbia into a regional production powerhouse, exporting local content and attracting international projects. Gambling Crackdown Pressure: A study estimates Europe’s illegal online gambling market at €12bn in 2025, with Serbia and Montenegro included in the analysis. AI in Litigation: A Montenegro-relevant legal spotlight: expert witnesses using ChatGPT are reshaping discovery and court risk, after a case where an expert admitted most of a report was AI-written.
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