AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNon-Aligned Movement Diplomacy: Serbia’s FM Marko Đurić met visiting counterparts from Cambodia, Saudi Arabia, Namibia, Sudan, Guinea-Bissau, Ghana and Cameroon in Belgrade, stressing sovereignty, UN principles and pushing trade and education ties, including Serbia’s “World in Serbia” scholarships and Expo 2027 participation. War Crimes Fallout: Ratko Mladić’s body was flown to Serbia on a government plane, with a military memorial in Belgrade and a funeral expected Monday as tens of thousands are anticipated; the EU has criticised any state-honours “glorification” of a convicted war criminal. Surveillance Crackdown: Serbian student and opposition figures were targeted in a major spyware wave, with Citizen Lab and Amnesty linking infections to Pegasus and NoviSpy zero-click attacks, while Serbian authorities deny wrongdoing. Child Safety Online: UNICEF warns 20 million children aged 12–17 faced technology-facilitated sexual exploitation and abuse in a year, with Serbia included in the latest research. Elections & Protests: Vučić cancelled a ruling-party rally in Novi Sad, citing safety after clashes and amid expectations of snap parliamentary elections in October.
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