AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHeatwave Watch: A new heat dome is building over southern and central Europe, with forecasts of 42–43°C in parts of northern Italy, eastern Croatia, Hungary, northern Serbia and some areas of Bosnia and Herzegovina, bringing “tropical nights” and higher wildfire risk. Explosive Remnants of War: Record heat and drought across Europe are also exposing unexploded munitions from past conflicts, including a newly found cache of World War II shells in southern France and other discoveries linked to falling water levels in the Netherlands, Hungary and Slovakia. Disaster Risk Beyond BiH: In the wider region, deadly glacier-driven floods in Nepal and Tibet killed hundreds and left more than 1,300 missing, underscoring how warming-linked glacier hazards can turn into catastrophic debris flows. EUFOR Readiness in BiH: EUFOR’s Quick Response 2026 continues with airborne activity over Mostar and the arrival of additional reserve troops, aimed at improving interoperability and rapid reinforcement. Governance & Environment Link: Bosnia and Herzegovina is heading to an October 4 election amid a stalled EU path and a constitutional crisis, a backdrop that can slow environmental planning and disaster preparedness.
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