AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoElection Campaign: Serbia’s snap parliamentary vote on October 25 is shaping up as a challenge to 14 years of SNS rule, with students taking their protest movement to the ballot box. Aleksandar Vučić, who resigned as president, is campaigning to become prime minister. Reports of pressure on independent media and barriers to diaspora voting have raised concerns about fairness; the media watchdog has opened proceedings against RTS and five other TV stations. EU Path: Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos says Serbia must deliver more, with the new government’s seriousness on reforms still to be seen. Energy and Infrastructure: Serbia plans to start laying pipes next week for its gas link with North Macedonia, targeting completion in early 2028. Vučić has also announced plans for a Belgrade–Vršac–Timișoara highway. Kosovo: Lawmakers elected Justina Shiroka Pula president just before a deadline that could have triggered another snap election, while also passing a law restricting the powers of the Hague war-crimes court.
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