AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSerbia Politics: Aleksandar Vučić resigned as president in Belgrade and will run for prime minister in the snap parliamentary election on Oct. 25, with parliament speaker Ana Brnabić stepping in as acting president; the move follows nearly two years of student-led protests sparked by the Nov. 2024 Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse and comes after Vučić pardoned 49 people before leaving office. EU Accession: The European Commission is preparing membership roadmaps for the most advanced candidate countries, while Serbia is not included for now due to concerns about democratic and judicial backsliding. Foreign Policy: Marko Đurić met Nepal and Cabo Verde’s foreign ministers at the UN, signing cooperation and visa-exemption deals and pushing deeper economic ties. Sports & Politics: In UEFA Nations League action, the Netherlands beat Serbia 2-1 in Belgrade with Mexx Meerdink scoring twice, while Germany suffered a historic 1-0 home loss to Greece; meanwhile, Ireland’s Israel fixture in Debrecen stayed on after a squad vote, after goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu withdrew over Gaza.
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