AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoParliament and Foreign Policy: Parties have held consultations ahead of Serbia’s new parliament, set to convene on November 17. The Student List says the parliamentary leadership will be chosen by majority vote. Its foreign-policy platform backs Ukraine’s sovereignty but opposes sanctions on Russia; the incoming leadership has also signalled plans to end arms trade with Israel. Public Spending: Two new websites make Telekom Srbija and IT-sector procurement records easier to search, including contracts and appeals. Their creators say the data could help flag deals warranting scrutiny. Inflation and Banking: The National Bank of Serbia has raised its key rate to 6% as food and fuel costs drive inflation, a move that could increase payments on some variable-rate dinar loans. Meanwhile, insured deposit payouts have begun for clients of collapsed Alta Bank. Farm Support: The agriculture minister says there is no money for the second installment of subsidies to farmers.
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