AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSerbia’s Drone Push: President Aleksandar Vučić confirmed an Israeli-linked facility assembling combat drones in Serbia, with plans for at least three more factories—aimed at boosting domestic unmanned aerial systems and potential exports. US–Serbia Diplomacy: Former University of Utah president Michael Young appeared for confirmation as US ambassador to Serbia, stressing Serbia’s role at the crossroads of Eastern and Western Europe and opportunities for deeper US–Serbia economic ties. Security in the Western Balkans: US Senator Jeanne Shaheen warned that Russia views the region as a “potential second front,” pointing to Serbia as a “transit hub” for Russian hybrid activity. Carpathian Tech & Energy Cooperation: Ukraine’s Zelenskyy launched the “Carpathian Eight” format with Serbia and others, signing 50 agreements worth over €1bn, with energy deals (solar, wind, storage, interconnectors) prominent. Media Freedom Under Pressure: Serbian authorities ordered the expulsion of Italian researcher/journalist Massimo Moratti, citing an “unacceptable security risk,” drawing strong support from press-freedom groups. AI & Privacy in Daily Life: A COST GoodBrother network discussed privacy-aware smart home tech for older people, weighing fall-detection and alerts against surveillance fears.
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