AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDiaspora Voting Clash: Serbian diaspora groups have appealed to the EU, OSCE and the US over new overseas voting restrictions ahead of the Oct. 25 parliamentary election, warning that limited polling hours tied to Central European Time could block many voters abroad. Kosovo Political Reset: Kosovo lawmakers elected economist Justina Shiroka Pula as president in a late-night vote, narrowly avoiding a snap election, after MPs also moved to curb the powers of the Hague-based war crimes court. Agriculture Under Drought: Northern Serbia’s dry, hard soil is delaying wheat sowing, with experts saying farmers need far more rain to prepare land properly and avoid damaging sowing conditions. Belgrade Local Politics: The Belgrade City Assembly session was disrupted after the Start Change movement walked out over an incident involving mayor Aleksandar Šapić and councilor Tatjana Mićić, with medical reports citing fractures and surgery on Oct. 5. Energy Links in the Region: Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria and North Macedonia agreed in Belgrade to strengthen cross-border energy connections, including work on the Vertical Gas Corridor and an oil-products route via Thessaloniki–Skopje–Niš. Health Research: A Serbian registry study reports sex differences in how myotonic dystrophy affects multiple organs, pointing to more tailored monitoring and care.
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