AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWar Crimes & EU Fallout: Ratko Mladić’s body arrived in Serbia with military honours after being handed over from The Hague, as Serbia prepares a funeral that could draw tens of thousands—while EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos warned that state-backed glorification of war criminals has no place in the EU. Digital Rights & Elections: Serbia’s BIA rejected claims that student and opposition activists were targeted with Pegasus-linked spyware, calling it “trivial sensationalism,” as rights groups say the 2026 wave was the largest documented in the country and raises election concerns. Youth & Governance: Ana Brnabić said a Serbia–Republika Srpska parliamentary forum will focus on projects connecting young people and strengthening ties between institutions, universities and business. Immigration & Work Rules: Serbia announced six job categories foreign nationals can do without a work permit, limited to stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Child Safety Online: UNICEF reported about 20 million children across 21 countries experienced online sexual abuse or exploitation in a year, with social media driving most cases. Belgrade Business: Telekom Srbija Group opened MTEL Germany’s 10th Frankfurt store, expanding services for the Serbian and Western Balkan diaspora in the DACH region.
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