AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMilitary ties: Kazakhstan’s parliament approved at first reading a draft law ratifying a 2023 Serbia military-technical cooperation deal, covering supplies, maintenance, joint R&D, technology transfer, training, and joint weapons testing. Energy investment: Masdar and Taaleri Energia inaugurated the 154MW Čibuk 2 wind farm near Belgrade, adding to Čibuk 1 for a 312MW hub and boosting Serbia’s renewable output and energy security. Kosovo verdict watch: The Hague tribunal is set to deliver its war-crimes verdict in Hashim Thaci’s case, with prosecutors seeking up to 45 years; rallies in Pristina signal high political stakes. Student challenge to Vučić: Serbia’s “Student List” is officially registered for the Oct. 25 election, led by cardiologist Ilija Srdanović, as the movement pushes an 11-point anti-corruption platform. EU pressure over war-criminal honors: European Parliament debate renewed criticism of Serbia after Ratko Mladić’s funeral, with officials warning it could jeopardize EU prospects. Public finance: Serbia’s public debt hit €41.8bn at end-July, with external debt the largest share. Food policy: Eurostat data show Serbia trails Europe on organic farming, with only 0.83% of agricultural land used for organic production.
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