AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFuel Security: NIS has asked the U.S. Treasury for a new special operating license after its current one expires on Aug. 28, warning the move is vital to keep Serbia’s petroleum supply steady despite Washington sanctions tied to Russia’s stake. Elections Watch: President Aleksandar Vučić says he will call elections “in a few days,” pushing back on student protest claims and pointing to plans to campaign in Užice and Novi Sad. Wildfire Response: EU officials say rescEU helicopters and firefighting teams are being dispatched to Serbia, including a liaison officer to coordinate help in the Deliblatska Sands area, after Serbia accepted international assistance following criticism over turning to Russia. Kosovo / NATO: NATO says changes to KFOR’s presence at the Kosovska Mitrovica bridge are being carried out transparently and are reversible, with coordination involving Kosovo institutions and EULEX. Climate Pressure: Europe-wide heat and drought are drying rivers and straining agriculture, with Serbia facing added risks as low water levels and wildfire damage ripple into energy and food supplies. Media & Politics: A ruling-party “funfair” is framed as a turnout-suppressing campaign, while Serbia’s TV-heavy political appearances keep drawing scrutiny.
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