AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection Campaign: Aleksandar Vučić rallied supporters in Novi Sad alongside Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, nine days before Serbia’s October 25 parliamentary vote. Vučić blamed unspecified foreign powers for the student-led protests, without presenting evidence; the protests followed the 2024 station canopy collapse that killed 16 people. Several Novi Sad schools shortened classes for the rally, while streets were blocked. Student Movement: Around 70 people registered for a march from Zaječar to Belgrade, with more expected to join en route. Campaign Spending: The SNS spent about €100,000 on Facebook and Instagram ads in the campaign’s first month, roughly twice the Student List’s outlay, according to Meta data. Undisclosed Pardons: IT entrepreneur Nenad Milanović offered $50,000 for confirmed names of 26 people Vučić pardoned whose identities have not been made public. Economy: The National Bank of Serbia told investors in Bangkok that GDP grew 3.5% in the first half of 2026 and highlighted currency stability and export growth.
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