AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealthcare System Pressure in Serbia: Belgrade students are publicly calling for a “human-centred” healthcare system, pointing to overburdened clinical centres, abandoned clinics, pharmacy closures, and doctors leaving the country—arguing money is spent on facades and tenders instead of staff and access. Refugee Access to Care: Serbia is rolling out biometric ID cards for people granted asylum, with an NGO saying the move helps them prove status and access everyday services, including healthcare and aid. Public Health & Climate Resilience: After a major fire at the Deliblatska Pescara reserve, foresters are planning long-term restoration and replanting choices to reduce future wildfire risk as warming makes fires more likely. Innovation With Health Potential: Serbia’s new humanoid robot factory in Šabac is framed as future support for healthcare and other sectors, alongside industrial and defense uses. EU Rights Watch: A Bulgarian court ruling aligns with EU law on legal gender recognition, a reminder of how health and identity rights can hinge on documentation.
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