AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBosnia & Governance: The director of the Srebrenica Memorial Center, Emir Suljagić, filed a criminal complaint against BiH’s Finance and Treasury minister Srđan Amidžić over alleged failure to implement a High Representative decision that expands the Memorial Center’s mandate for genocide research and education. Disaster Preparedness: A seismologist warns BiH remains insufficiently regulated on protection systems, stressing the country’s ongoing seismic activity and the need for better controls and early warning readiness, including the role of modern tools like AI. Public Health: Europe’s West Nile virus monitoring shows 245 locally acquired human cases reported across seven countries as of 5 August, with Italy and Greece carrying most of the burden and 12 deaths recorded. STEM Spotlight: Bosnian scientist Adnan Mehonić was appointed Full Professor at UCL, advancing nanoelectronics and electronic materials research with a focus on memristive devices. Urban Tech & Safety: Electric scooters in BiH are still stuck in a legal grey area, with calls for clearer rules on classification, where they can be ridden, speed limits, and safety for pedestrians and riders. Education & Mobility: BiH-linked international education activity continues, including MoEHE wrap-ups of summer programmes and regional youth engagement initiatives.
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