AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoKosovo: New President Justina Shiroka-Pula met Prime Minister Albin Kurti after a deal averted another election and ended a prolonged political deadlock. Her first major test is whether to sign a controversial law limiting the powers of the Hague war-crimes court. Election Watch: Serbia’s October 25 vote faces mounting scrutiny. CRTA reported 203 cases of negative campaigning, obstruction and violence, and nearly 1,500 pro-government media items warning of election-day chaos. It also says overseas voting arrangements could leave about 22,000 citizens unable to vote; retired diplomats have backed serving colleagues’ objections. The European Parliament has yet to receive an invitation to observe. Campaign and Economy: EXPO 2027 has become a flashpoint, with opposition figures vowing to halt the project and investigate contracts, while the ruling party calls it a development priority. Separately, unofficial budget figures cited by Radar put the deficit at €1.74 billion through September, far above the same period last year; official September data are due in November. Transport: Hungary has completed its final test run on the Belgrade–Budapest rail line, with passenger services expected to begin in December.
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