AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Dispute: Serbia’s student-backed list plans to appeal after the electoral commission rejected complaints over access to polling stations abroad ahead of the 25 October election. More than 102,000 diaspora voters are registered at 93 stations—over twice the 2023 total—but critics say long journeys and limited voting access could deter participation. An ODIHR interim report also described the campaign as marked by political crisis and polarization. University Protest: Several hundred academics rallied in Belgrade over unpaid salaries for staff at the University of Niš’s Faculty of Philosophy, where employees say the Education Ministry is using financial pressure amid a dispute over splitting departments to form a new faculty. Belgrade Spending: The city has launched a tender worth 365 million dinars to build an 80-metre Serbian flag mast and redevelop part of Ušće’s Friendship Park. Public Finances: Serbia recorded a budget deficit of 98.4 billion dinars in the first eight months of 2026.
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