AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEU-Kosovo Accountability: On the third anniversary of the Banjska attack, the EU said Serbia still hasn’t taken “necessary steps” to arrest and prosecute those responsible, urging full cooperation via legal channels. Belgrade Politics & Elections: A Center for Local Self-Government (CLS) announcement backs the Student List, calling it a serious reform alternative focused on rule of law, anti-corruption, depoliticised administration and transparent public finances. Voter Turnout Watch: Analysts say Serbia’s next election could see turnout rise well above past national levels, which they argue could reshape who benefits—while authorities are reportedly trying to demobilise opposition voters. Cost of Living: With the heating season due to start Oct. 15, firewood and other fuels are already getting pricier, with wood costs rising and pellet prices varying by supplier and quality. Sports, Serbia in Focus: Serbia lost 2-1 to Greece in Belgrade’s Nations League opener, with Douvikas scoring in stoppage time; the match drew a small crowd and chants for Ratko Mladić. Diplomacy: Serbia’s FM Marko Đurić met Azerbaijan’s FM in New York to discuss strengthening ties, including the Belgrade–Baku air link.
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