AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWar Crimes & Health Care in Custody: UN-linked authorities say Dutch prosecutors will not open a criminal probe into Ratko Mladić’s death, and will not conduct an autopsy, after confirming required procedures; a separate inquiry is underway. Medical Release Dispute: Serbia’s leaders had repeatedly sought “humanitarian” release for treatment in Serbia, arguing his health was serious, while the UN court previously rejected the requests and said his care in detention met international standards. Funeral Politics: Serbian Justice Minister Nenad Vujić says Mladić will be buried with the “highest” military and state honours, with transport arranged from The Hague, while EU and regional voices warn this risks reopening wounds. Mental Health Research: A systematic review highlights how quality-of-life measures are used in interventions for anxiety and depressive disorders worldwide. Community & Activity: Sarajevo Run Fest 2026 is set for Sept 12–13, bringing 3,000+ runners for races from kids to half-marathoners.
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