AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDanube Drought Exposes WWII Wrecks: Europe’s record-low Danube levels are bringing long-sunken relics back into view, including a Nazi warship near Prahovo, Serbia, with the European Investment Bank pledging €16m to clear navigation blockages as shipping delays cost Serbia about €5m a year. Ancient Mammoth Find: The same heatwave has also revealed woolly mammoth remains in Bulgaria’s Danube stretch near Ruse, with researchers recovering tusks and jaw fragments for careful conservation. Water Stress Hits Energy: The drought is disrupting inland transport and cooling water supplies, with reports of emergency measures affecting nuclear operations in Hungary and Romania. Serbia Tech & Industry: CSG’s AviaNera is setting up a new technology centre in the Czech Republic to advance unmanned aerial systems propulsion, building on its Serbia-based MUST Solutions acquisition. UAE-Serbia Education Push: The UAE announced scholarships for Serbian students, emphasizing science, technology and AI, as leaders reaffirmed broader economic and renewable energy cooperation. Health System Scrutiny: A DW investigation highlights alleged inhumane treatment and outdated birth practices in Serbian maternity wards, calling for consent and modern standards.
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