AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPolitical Transition: Serbia’s new parliament is set to convene on Nov. 17. The student-backed list won 140 of 250 seats, ahead of the Serbian Progressive Party’s 103, as the country moves toward forming a new government. EU Relations: The European People’s Party is expected to decide in early December whether to keep the Serbian Progressives as an associate member, with officials saying promised steps have not been fulfilled. Brussels has also opened talks on ending roaming surcharges between the EU and Western Balkans. Defence Plans: The winning Student List proposes gradually raising defence spending to 5% of GDP and military pay by 20% to 30%, subject to the state’s finances. Public Institutions: The Torlak Institute’s accounts have been blocked for a second time, with 933,220 dinars frozen, according to published data. Minority Representation: Serbia held elections for national minority councils, which oversee issues including education, culture and language rights.
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