AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAviation & Safety: Ryanair said it will fully investigate an incident where a Serbian passenger was nearly sucked out after a window broke on a flight from Thessaloniki toward Munich, with the airline praising crew handling and noting the aircraft will be checked by Greek authorities. Defense Industry & EU Support: EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen arrived in Kyiv to back Ukraine on Statehood Day, pledging new initiatives to integrate defense industries and announcing a multi-billion-euro drone partnership aimed at ramping up production across EU and Ukrainian firms. Energy Infrastructure: Serbia is discussing a €1bn gas programme with the World Bank, including the first phase of the Niš–Velika Plana pipeline, with later steps covering network expansion, compressor stations and storage. Air Serbia Fleet: Air Serbia added another Airbus A320 (A320-232) to its Belgrade-based fleet to replace older A319s and increase capacity. Media & Sports Production: European Athletics and the EBU rolled out new broadcasting guidelines to prevent the sexualisation of women athletes, urging camera and replay choices that keep focus on performance. Energy Market Uncertainty: Reports say the US has again extended OFAC-related deadlines affecting NIS’s Russian ownership sale talks, leaving Serbia’s largest energy company’s future unclear. Construction Materials: Mapei’s local unit reported higher H1 revenue and flagged that renewed EU-funded infrastructure and energy projects could lift activity in the second half.
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