AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoKosovo Snap Election: Early results from Kosovo’s third parliamentary vote in 18 months show Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s Vetevendosje leading with about 43% of the vote, but still short of the majority needed to govern alone, with turnout down and coalition talks likely to be tough as the country tries to unlock its EU and NATO path. EU-Western Balkans Summit: In Tivat, Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vučić said talks with EU leaders were “productive,” while German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stressed Serbia must choose its future and cannot balance between Russia/China and Europe. EU Accession Conditions: Ursula von der Leyen reiterated that Serbia’s EU track is merit-based and depends on rule-of-law and media-freedom reforms plus alignment with EU foreign and security policy. Energy Deal: Serbia agreed a further three-month extension of its Russian gas supply contract with Gazprom, with the energy ministry citing stable, affordable deliveries and plans to expand storage at Banatski Dvor. Trade: Serbia and South Korea completed negotiations on a free trade agreement, with signing expected after both sides finish internal procedures.
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