AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate & Heritage: Reuters reports that during southern Bosnia’s 40°C heat, tourists are cooling off in UNESCO-listed Vjetrenica “wind cave,” where the temperature stays around 11°C year-round; visits are capped (groups up to 80) to protect sensitive biodiversity, and the cave’s managers say more than half of last year’s 21,000 visitors came in summer as heatwaves intensify. Digital Rights & Security: A University of Sarajevo professor explains why carving out exceptions to end-to-end encryption for criminal investigations is technically and legally hard, warning that lawful access could undermine privacy and security for everyone. Local Tech & Finance: Global Finance names UniCredit a top sub-custodian in Bosnia and Herzegovina, highlighting tech upgrades like AI, data analytics, and digital reporting tied to Google Cloud. STEM & Media Training: Women in News launches a new Social Impact Reporting Initiative, while a Sarajevo bootcamp trains regional journalists with grants to produce investigations over the next six months. Smart Cities/Transport (Travel Tech Angle): Research on budget travel ranks Sarajevo among Europe’s cheaper city breaks for 3-star stays, with prices around £48/night.
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