AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSnap Election Push: Serbia’s government adopted a proposal to dissolve the National Assembly and call early parliamentary elections, with PM Đuro Macut saying the move should ease tensions and bring politics back from the streets; President Aleksandar Vučić has 72 hours to decide, and the vote is widely expected in late October. War Crimes Fallout: Thousands gathered in Belgrade for the funeral of Ratko Mladić, convicted of genocide and other crimes, with military honours and high-level attendance despite EU warnings and regional criticism. Diplomacy & Business: Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev arrived for an official visit, with Vučić hosting talks and a Serbia-Uzbekistan strategic partnership signing, while Serbia also continues courting investment ties abroad. UN Map Debate: The UN General Assembly backed “Correct the Map,” encouraging more accurate world projections; Serbia abstained while the US voted against, keeping the cartography fight political. Kosovo Court Case: Kosovo prosecutors say a man accused of spying for Serbia passed political and security information to the BIA and tried to influence local elections.
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