AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEU accession pressure: Croatia’s parliament speaker warned Serbia it can’t count on Zagreb’s support for EU membership after the “unacceptable” state-backed funeral of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, urging decisive EU action. Diplomacy & memory politics: Bosnia’s Foreign Ministry sent a UN letter calling for a clear response to Serbia’s “institutional glorification” of Mladić, while EU officials and regional leaders renewed condemnation. Elections & public trust: A week of reporting highlights widespread distrust ahead of Bosnia’s October 4 general elections, with the Central Election Commission topping low confidence levels. Rule-of-law cases: Tuzla Canton prosecutors indicted seven over the 2025 nursing home fire that killed 15 elderly residents. Security cooperation (Sarajevo): Sarajevo Canton’s interior minister met the new US embassy security attaché, discussing police capacity upgrades including a planned helicopter unit and a new central MUP building. Regional governance: Kosovo’s parliament again failed to inaugurate due to disputes over deputy speakers, with opposition threatening a Constitutional Court challenge.
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