AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAmmunition Supply Spotlight: NATO’s push to scale artillery production has put Bosnia’s Pretis (Vogosca) and Binas (Bugojno) back in the spotlight as key 155mm shell makers tied to the Alliance’s current shortage. Cross-Border Nuclear Oversight: Bosnia and Herzegovina has formally joined Croatia’s cross-border environmental impact assessment for the Trgovska Gora radioactive waste disposal plan, with BiH experts arguing the site is not suitable and legal experts warning Croatia may have chosen the location before the assessment was finished. EU Energy Debate: Milorad Dodik says the EU is “fighting to the last Ukrainian” and damaging its own economy, pointing to Europe’s dependence on Russian energy and long-term costs. World Cup Afterglow (Tech + Media): The U.S. seized 1,000+ domains used for illegal World Cup streaming, while the tournament’s end also sparked renewed debate over commercialization and tech-driven decisions. Energy Mix Update (BiH): Bosnia’s electricity gains were driven by stronger hydropower and renewables, while thermal output fell amid coal supply and maintenance issues. Banking Expansion (BiH): UniCredit plans to expand its Prime affluent service model across Bosnia and the region, targeting tens of thousands of Prime clients within a year. Inflation Watch (Region): Kosovo hit the highest consumer inflation in the Balkans (6%), with Bosnia at 5.6% in the latest regional figures.
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