AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNovi Sad Tragedy Anniversary: Thousands of students and citizens protested across Serbia, including in Belgrade and Novi Sad, marking 22 months since the Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse that killed 16 people; protesters demanded accountability and continued pressure for snap elections. War Crimes Fallout: Ratko Mladić’s death sparked tributes in Bosnia’s Serb areas and renewed EU backlash over Serbia’s plans for state honours, with Croatia warning it could hurt Serbia’s EU path. Schengen Trucking Standoff: The European Commission says Schengen rules won’t change despite protests by Western Balkan professional drivers threatening a regional freight blockade on Sept. 14; it argues the Entry/Exit System only automates existing 90/180-day limits. Belgrade Diplomacy: Somalia’s president met Vučić in Belgrade to boost security and economic ties, as the Non-Aligned Movement summit continued to draw leaders and push multilateral cooperation. Finance Update: Euroclear Bank joined Serbia’s NBS RTGS system, aiming to improve clearing and settlement for dinar government bonds and attract more foreign investors. US Open Health Shock: Novak Djokovic was knocked out in the first round after severe physical problems, raising fresh questions about his condition.
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