AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPower Transition: The student-backed Student List’s decisive election win is already reshaping Serbia’s politics. It has called for senior police, intelligence and judicial officials to resign, corruption cases to be pursued and public institutions audited, while urging officials to preserve records during the transition. State Institutions: Serbia’s caretaker government adopted documents on EU integration, finance, health and infrastructure. At RTS, newly appointed news editor Borivoje Uskoković promised reporting free of political pressure, after the broadcaster’s leadership changes. Accountability: A Belgrade professor has called for an independent safety review of Expo 2027 sites, citing reports of 270 defects at one facility and the deadly Novi Sad station collapse that sparked the student movement. Economy: The World Bank forecasts 3.1% growth across the Western Balkans in 2026, but warns that red tape and costly cross-border trade still hold businesses back.
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