AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoElections & UN diplomacy: President Aleksandar Vučić says he will attend the UN General Assembly session in New York to “protect Serbia’s interests,” and plans bilateral meetings, including with Russia’s foreign minister, while also framing recent criticism over Ratko Mladić’s funeral. EU outreach: European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen will skip Serbia and Bosnia for now, citing election timing, and will instead visit Tirana, Pristina, Podgorica and Skopje. Campaign politics: Opposition student leader Ilija Srdanović backs the “Students Will Win” ticket for the Oct. 25 early parliamentary vote, promising non-violent election defense and a reset of trust in institutions. Belgrade public transport: The Center for Local Self-Government warns that “Knez Petrol” owner Srđan Knežević taking over two Belgrade bus lines could turn transport into a “playground for tycoons,” raising concerns about profit over public service. Household finance: Citizens have until Sept. 21 to apply for 6,000 dinars from the Equity Fund, with payments set for Sept. 22, but account routing may differ for some pensioners and beneficiaries. Weather: A cold front brings strong northwesterly winds and a sharp temperature drop, with rain and thunderstorms expected in parts of Serbia.
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