AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoParliamentary Transition: Consultations began ahead of the November 17 opening of Serbia’s new parliament. The Student List says key Assembly posts will be decided by a public majority vote; outgoing speaker Ana Brnabić accused it of “revolutionary terror,” while the list said discussions were limited to technical matters. Foreign Relations: Student List representatives met separately with US and Russian diplomats in Belgrade. The US side raised rule of law and energy security; Russia discussed bilateral ties and Kosovo. Energy Supply: A leak near Sisak has halted oil transport through Croatia’s Janaf pipeline until December. Serbia is seeking access to state reserves, and experts say stocks cover about 60 days. Accountability: A prosecutor’s recusal decision has delayed a ruling on the arrest of two Millennium Team representatives under investigation over construction at the former Hotel Yugoslavia. Farm Support: Agriculture Minister Dragan Glamočić says there is currently no funding for the second installment of crop subsidies.
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