AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSnap Election Countdown: Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić says parliament will be dissolved and snap parliamentary elections held on October 25, with decrees due at noon on Wednesday—moves framed as a way to reset after nearly two years of student-led protests. EU Backlash Over Mladic Funeral: The burial of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić in Belgrade with military honours triggered sharp reactions from the EU and the UK, while Bosnia and Herzegovina expelled two Serbian embassy officials over the row. Serbia–Uzbekistan Pivot to Industry: Serbia and Uzbekistan signed deals on renewable energy and green tech, plus a broader strategic partnership covering transport, labor mobility, and possible free-trade talks. Gold and Reserves Watch: European central banks’ gold repatriations from the US—highlighted by moves by the Netherlands, France and Germany—are drawing attention to reserve security and geopolitical risk. Online Child Safety: A UNICEF-backed editorial warns Serbia and other countries about the scale of online sexual exploitation of children and the low rate of reporting.
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