AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSecurity Services: Retired military security chief Momir Stojanović called for VBA director Đuro Jovanić’s immediate dismissal and prosecution, alleging the agency under his leadership surveilled political opponents. He also urged management changes and a return to the agency’s legal limits. Parliamentary Transition: Serbia’s new Assembly is due to convene on Nov. 17, after the Student List won 140 of 250 seats. Dejan Šoškić says MPs and ministers will make decisions independently under the law; the student movement has agreed on an Assembly speaker and is working out how its plenums will guide elected lawmakers. Energy and Sanctions: A U.S. OFAC licence for Hungary’s MOL, valid through Feb. 28, 2027, is a step toward resolving NIS ownership and supply uncertainty, but does not authorize a completed takeover; separate approval is still needed. EU Politics: The European People’s Party is expected to decide in early December whether to retain or expel its Serbian Progressive Party associate member, amid concerns that the party has not fulfilled commitments on democratic standards.
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