AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoKosovo Pressure: Petar Petković says Pristina’s court summonses for Srpska lista officials are “further pressure” on Kosovo Serbs, after five leaders were summoned for alleged document forgery tied to earlier raids. Regional Politics: Aleksandar Vučić said Bosnia and Herzegovina hasn’t recognized Kosovo due to Republika Srpska’s stance, while Serbia’s President also traded sharp words with BiH’s defense minister over a Bugojno visit. Danube Drought & Security: Record-low Danube levels have exposed WWII German warships near Prahovo, with some still carrying weapons, as drought also threatens navigation and power generation. Foreign Relations: Marko Đurić spoke with Romania’s Oana Țoiu about coordinated steps for Danube transport, including restoring a cross-border railway link. Belgrade–China Ties: Belgrade deputy mayor Vesna Vidović met a Fujian delegation to discuss investment, trade, digitalisation, tourism and culture, including a Belgrade–Xiamen twinning push. Economy Watch: Serbia’s public debt rose to €41.29bn at end-June (43.8% of GDP), and the dinar median rate was 117.3657 RSD per euro. Culture & Grants: IFFR’s Hubert Bals Fund selected 20 projects for 2026 development support, including two from Serbia. Sports/Transfers: Besiktas says it’s “working on it” for Dušan Vlahović after stepping away from Mohamed Salah talks.
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