AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBanking Fallout: Serbia’s central bank says the sector is stable and Alta Bank deposits are insured up to €50,000 after revoking the lender’s licence. Owner Davor Macura and two employees were detained over alleged unauthorised withdrawals of 45 billion dinars. Poštanska štedionica has asked the NBS to intensify oversight as it may handle insured payouts. Election Aftermath: The Student List won 53.01% in repeat voting at 53 polling stations, against 38.98% for United Serbia. The courts also released the names of 23 people pardoned by former president Aleksandar Vučić, including former interior official Dijana Hrkalović. Public Media: The Coalition for Media Freedom says resignations and staff changes at RTS and RTV are not enough; it is calling for systemic reform and safeguards for editorial independence. Separately, election monitoring found 1,474 journalists’ code violations in nine national newspapers. EXPO Scrutiny: Serbia’s Anti-Corruption Council says the special law for EXPO 2027 and the national stadium weakens legal safeguards and creates opportunities for corruption.
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