AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBosnia Election Shockwaves: Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Sunday vote looks set to keep nationalist parties in charge, with Serb nationalist Zeljka Cvijanovic, Bosniak Denis Becirovic and Croat Darijana Filipovic leading the tripartite presidency race as turnout hit a record-low 41.5%. Serb Politics in Focus: Milorad Dodik’s Russia-friendly SNSD declared victory in Republika Srpska, while the wider campaign remains shadowed by EU hopes, economic strain and ethnic tensions. Kosovo War Crimes Aftermath: The Hague’s Thaçi verdict continues to reverberate across the region, underscoring how post-Yugoslav courtroom battles still shape politics. Ireland–Israel Fallout in Serbia: A Nations League double-header in Serbia turned volatile, with UEFA banning two Israeli journalists after a chaotic press conference; Ireland also faced fresh allegations of spitting, which Israel’s FA says it will not comment on. Human Rights Watch Warning: HRW says thousands of alleged ISIS detainees transferred to Iraq face abuse and unfair trials as countries delay repatriation and aid. Local Life & Culture: Serbia’s new Alpaca Cafe lets visitors sip coffee while alpacas roam between tables—woolly, quirky, and definitely not for those who fear a little spitting.
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