AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNations League Kickoff in Belgrade: Serbia opened its UEFA Nations League Group A2 campaign with a 1-0 win over Greece at Rajko Mitić, with the match carrying extra weight as both sides missed the 2026 World Cup and now chase survival in a group also featuring Germany and the Netherlands. UN Reform Push: President Aleksandar Vučić told the UN General Assembly that the UN and especially the Security Council need reform, backing broader representation for developing countries and Eastern Europe. Energy and Fuel Moves: Serbia’s caretaker government approved releasing 5,000 tons of diesel from mandatory reserves to stabilize supply amid high global prices and low Danube logistics. Gas Talks with Russia: Vučić met Russia’s Lavrov in New York and said Serbia hopes to sign a new gas arrangement contract by end-September. Media Freedom Under Pressure: ANEM warned of cloned, fake N1-style portals that automatically copy newsroom content to confuse audiences ahead of elections. Film Industry Crisis: Serbia’s independent film and TV sector says it’s being hit by “state-sponsored censorship,” with claims of blacklists and financing being effectively blocked. NIS License Extended: NIS applied to OFAC for a special operating license beyond Sept. 30, citing the need to keep the Pančevo refinery running.
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