AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSerbia–China Pivot: President Aleksandar Vučić’s latest trip to China signals a shift toward tech, AI, robotics and energy, raising fresh questions about whether deeper alignment with Beijing is making Serbia’s EU path harder to sustain. Human Rights Watch on Transition Minerals: A monitoring group says allegations tied to Chinese-backed mining and refining projects have climbed, with 148 recorded in 2025 and 434 over five years, spotlighting the gap between commitments and real-world harm. Postal & Parcel Deal: United Group agreed to sell Serbia’s D Express to Austrian Post, combining D Express and City Express into a bigger operator with a Belgrade logistics hub, depots, parcel shops and lockers. Energy Planning: Serbia’s Mining and Energy Ministry published a tender for spatial planning and technical documentation for pumped-storage Djerdap 3, with bids worth about €5.3m and requirements covering water regime and navigation impacts. Foreign Policy Line: FM Marko Đurić says Serbia is pursuing a balanced foreign policy, pointing to the new strategic dialogue with the US alongside ties with China and Russia. Aviation Shock: A Serbian passenger who was nearly sucked out of a Ryanair window describes panic attacks and trauma after the emergency landing.
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