AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSerbia’s Drone Push: Belgrade opened an Israeli-designed drone assembly plant, aiming to employ about 100 people and expand to at least three more facilities for military and foreign buyers. Press Freedom Under Pressure: Serbian authorities ordered the expulsion of Italian human-rights researcher Massimo Moratti, citing “unacceptable security risk” and imposing a 15-day departure deadline plus a one-year entry ban, drawing strong support from European press-freedom groups. Wearables Research in Focus: A BME seminar in Serbia highlighted miniaturized high-density sensors for wearable medical diagnostics, including ultra-portable HD-EMG and flexible electrode systems. Education Tech in Classrooms: A Belgrade center for robotics and AI in education is using VR and AI tools—built with Chinese partners—to train teachers and modernize science learning. Digital Payments Upgrade: Viber plans free money transfers in Serbia via a chatbot linked to users’ banking apps, developed with the National Bank of Serbia and PayChat. Climate Stress Signals: An analysis of European drought data flags Serbia among countries hit by record-dry conditions in August, with water scarcity warnings rising.
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