AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSerbia’s Public Finances: Serbia’s public debt rose to 41.93 bln euros by end-August, up from 39.34 bln euros at end-2025, with the debt share at 43.3% of GDP. Diplomacy & Energy: Caretaker FM Marko Đurić opened Serbia-UAE political consultations in Belgrade, highlighting deeper ties and energy cooperation, including renewables. Elections & Rights: A Belgrade student protest ticket says police have been following and surveilling students, alleging possible Pegasus-style monitoring and asking what the police are doing. Diaspora Voting: Serbian citizens in the UAE will not be able to vote on Oct. 25 as polling stations won’t be opened this year, with similar issues reported across the Middle East. Work Migration: Germany plans to cut Western Balkans work approvals from 50,000 to 25,000 annually from Jan. 1, 2027—sparking concern from Serbia’s business community. Kosovo Tensions: Clashes erupted outside Kosovo’s parliament over a bill aimed at curbing the war crimes court’s powers after the Thaci verdict. Regional Economy: Albania’s online sales jump to 26% of businesses, while Serbia leads at 27%—a sign of shifting trade habits across the Western Balkans.
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