AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSerbia–U.S. Ties: Serbia and the United States launched their first Strategic Dialogue in Washington, signing MoUs on energy infrastructure and regional energy security, plus Fulbright cost-sharing, while also discussing 5G support and possible U.S. defense cooperation. Elections Watch: President Aleksandar Vučić says snap parliamentary elections will be called “very soon,” and he plans to campaign using his personal car. Media & Rule of Law: Serbia’s REM media regulator resumed work after EU pressure, but its new council still lacks a ninth member and failed to elect a president. Health & Agriculture: African swine fever is active across 52 communities, with nearly 28,000 pigs dead or culled since the start of the year. Economy: Srbijagas says household gas prices won’t rise, with Russian gas pricing tied to an oil-linked formula and winter reserves already secured. Belgrade Expo 2027: Slovakia unveiled its pavilion design for Expo 2027 in Belgrade, themed “Slovakia – a Playground of Opportunities.” Kosovo Courts: Kosovo’s Prosecutorial Council rejected Serb prosecutors’ requests to return to old posts. Transport/Travel: The dinar-to-euro rate was set at 117.3700 RSD per euro.
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