AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoClimate Shock: Copernicus says August 2026 was the world’s joint hottest month on record, at 1.65°C above the pre-industrial baseline, with western Europe hitting its warmest summer since 2003 and drought stressing rivers across the region including the Danube and Serbia. Education & Skills: Serbia’s PISA 2025 results report 43% of students below functional science literacy, 53% in math, and 48% in reading—another warning sign for STEM readiness. Space & Innovation: President Vučić says Serbia wants deeper practical involvement in the European space ecosystem, aiming for cooperation with France and a structured path toward ESA. Business Links to China: Serbia’s chamber highlights CIFIT in Xiamen as a deal-making platform, citing aviation, agriculture and tourism cooperation plus Serbian products entering local retail. Tech & Society: UN Women warns AI risks deepening inequality for women, while Serbia’s student movement launches an election campaign in Novi Sad ahead of October 25 polls. Science in Serbia: Archaeologists report a rare Roman imperial bath complex in eastern Serbia, with heated floors and basins inside a monumental tower.
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