AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate Targets: At COP31, Montenegro reaffirmed its pledge to cut net greenhouse-gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030 and 60% by 2035, with priorities including renewable energy, climate resilience and expanding protected areas. Research Security: Chinese-backed university partnerships now include Montenegro, offering equipment and research opportunities while raising questions about control of data and intellectual property. Digital Connectivity: The EU has opened talks to extend “roam like at home” rules to Montenegro and other Western Balkan countries, potentially ending extra charges once regulations are aligned. Cybersecurity: At a regional ministerial meeting in Budva, the EU and Western Balkan partners discussed closer cooperation against cyberattacks, online fraud and child exploitation. Sports Science: Researchers from the University of Montenegro helped compare ice massage, percussion therapy and rest as recovery methods for runners, tracking soreness and muscle-tendon recovery over 72 hours.
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