AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFIFA Ethics Row: Norway’s football federation says its board will consider a formal complaint to FIFA’s ethics committee after Trump pushed to overturn U.S. forward Folarin Balogun’s World Cup red-card ban, letting him play against Belgium—an outcome FIFA critics call a rule-bending “slippery slope.” Bosnia Coverage in the Spotlight: Balogun’s original red card came in the U.S. win over Bosnia and Herzegovina, turning the dispute into a wider political fight over sporting neutrality. Local Governance & Labor: In Mostar, Bosnia’s Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Policy ordered urgent inspection supervision at PE Komunalno d.o.o. after reports of termination of contracts for 18 workers, following union complaints about legality and workers’ right to defend themselves. Culture & Sarajevo: The Sarajevo Film Festival announced Iranian director Asghar Farhadi will receive the Honorary Heart of Sarajevo (Aug. 14–21), with a retrospective in the Tribute To programme. Public Life: Mostar’s Diving Club will organize the traditional 460th Old Bridge jumps on Sunday, July 26.
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