AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Watch: Serbia’s Oct. 25 parliamentary vote is drawing international scrutiny, with PACE, OSCE and European Parliament observers due to monitor the ballot. Distribution of more than 6.4 million ballot papers has begun. Spyware Allegations: Citizen Lab confirmed Pegasus infected University of Belgrade rector Vladan Đokić’s phone; a prosecutor linked to a corruption inquiry was also reportedly targeted. Researchers have not identified who was behind the attacks. Campaign Tensions: Personal details of 3,625 people in Vojvodina appeared online under the label “Student Teams”; the source and origin of the data remain unknown. In Niš, Mediana ordered an SNS rally stage removed, saying organizers lacked a permit. Polls and Promises: An NSPM survey puts the Student List at 44.5% and the ruling United Serbia list at 42.7% among likely voters. President Aleksandar Vučić forecast turnout of 63–66%, while promising free dental care and prenatal screening.
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