AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPower Shift: Serbia’s Student List secured 141 parliamentary seats to the SNS’s 103. Acting President Ana Brnabić urged a swift government formation and called for calm; presidential elections must be called by December 27. Accountability: Student representatives are demanding resignations among police, security and judicial officials and investigations into alleged corruption, including the deadly Novi Sad station canopy collapse. Police also removed bags and boxes of suspected improperly destroyed records from the PIO pension fund. Media Reform: Journalists called for public funding to be suspended for outlets accused of breaking the law and urged the media regulator to revoke TV Informer’s licence. Serbia’s public broadcaster has apologised for biased coverage, and its director-general has resigned. Business Transition: Chamber of Commerce head Marko Čadež announced his resignation and urged institutions to keep permits, production and investment moving during the change of power. EXPO 2027 organisers are also promoting stronger trade and tourism ties with Greece.
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