AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoStudent Elections Heat Up: Serbia’s student-led “Student List – Students Win” has formally submitted its ballot ticket to the Republic Electoral Commission, with all 250 National Assembly candidates and a march through central Belgrade—an open challenge to President Aleksandar Vučić ahead of the Oct. 25 vote. Campaign Pressure in Universities: The education minister says any attempts to block classes around the election will be treated as illegal, with pay withheld—while students and professors debate whether the academic year should start after the election. Kosovo War Crimes Verdict Watch: A Kosovo Specialist Chambers ruling on Sept. 16 in the Hashim Thaçi war-crimes case is framed as a test for how the 1990s conflict will be interpreted internationally. Regional Politics & Travel Row: Serbia’s PM says he will drive to Banja Luka after being denied flight overflight permission, escalating a fresh dispute with Bosnia and Herzegovina. Energy & Investment: Masdar and Taaleri Energia inaugurated the 154MW Čibuk 2 wind farm, joining Čibuk 1 to create Serbia’s biggest Western Balkans wind hub. Global Context: A report warns that declining US democracy is emboldening authoritarians worldwide, with implications for European security.
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