AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection Watch: Serbia votes on October 25 amid a tense campaign. President Aleksandar Vučić says Serbia will resist pressure to sanction Russia and alleges foreign powers are trying to destabilize the country, without presenting evidence. Broadcaster N1 has refused to give him an election slot, citing years of insults against its journalists; Vučić’s allies have also accused European election observers of bias. Media and Surveillance: Vremena, Beta and at least six other media and civic accounts were hit by suspected bot-follower attacks. Separately, researchers say spyware infected the phones of university rector Đokić and prosecutor Bajić, who investigated the Belgrade Trump Tower project. Public Spending: Serbia has signed public contracts worth more than €6.5 billion this year, with 57% reportedly exempt from procurement law. Energy and Kosovo: Serbia is fast-tracking a pipeline for American gas, though the EU is reportedly cool on the plan. At the UN, officials warned of rising tensions in Kosovo and urged Belgrade and Pristina to pursue dialogue.
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