EU INTEGRA Funding: Serbia’s local governments can apply for EU INTEGRA grants to prepare project and technical documents for future development and integration investments, with EUR733,000 total available and individual grants of EUR30,000–EUR70,000 (55–80% of eligible costs), applications due Oct. 5. Business Support & Taxes: The Serbian government approved a package of financial bills and a new business support program worth nearly 3 bln dinars, including changes to VAT, excise duties, e-invoicing and public debt rules, plus loans and grants for SMEs and targeted sectors like food and furniture. Diplomacy: President Aleksandar Vučić met outgoing Azerbaijan’s ambassador, praising steady support for Serbia’s sovereignty and discussing energy and transport cooperation; PM Đuro Macut also met Morocco’s ambassador to expand trade, agriculture and tourism ahead of EXPO 2027. Foreign Policy Signal: Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky will visit Serbia Aug. 8 for the first time since 2019, a move framed by Kyiv as a push to pull Serbia away from Russia. Politics & Debt: Dragan Đilas says Vučić’s “strongest ever” claims don’t match record debt and isolation. Football Politics: UEFA kept its FIFA boycott stance over Infantino, saying conditions still aren’t met. Sports Transfer: PSV confirmed Serbian winger Filip Kostić on a free transfer. Kosovo War Crimes: Kosovo’s Special Prosecution filed an indictment over alleged 1999 war crimes in Gjakove/Djakovica, naming Kosovo Serb businessman Milan Radočić.