AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Watch: With Serbia’s snap parliamentary vote set for October 25, PACE has warned of a highly polarized campaign. The Green-Left Front is demanding answers after Interior Ministry figures showed 235,000 more valid ID cards in four months, while voter-roll numbers rose far less. EU Debate: In a televised debate, ruling-list leader Ana Brnabić cast sanctions on Russia as the main obstacle to accession; student-list representative Aleksandar Baucal blamed the stalled process on Serbia’s domestic rule of law. Media Freedom: Vreme reports Arena Sport asked for a “Students are winning” banner to be removed during a basketball match, raising fresh concerns about pressure on political expression. Energy and Business: Vučić has floated a possible US investment in oil company NIS, adding uncertainty to the delayed Hungarian MOL deal. Separately, the Hungary–Serbia oil pipeline has received environmental approval.
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