AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoASEAN Diplomacy: Serbia’s FM Marko Đurić says the Manila ASEAN summit met all goals, including Southeast Asian support for Serbia’s territorial integrity and talks on Expo 2027. Belgrade Governance: Belgrade Assembly speaker Nikola Nikodijević removed from the agenda a draft 10-year public-private partnership for an integrated security system after opposition criticism and a missing commission opinion. Economy & Growth: PM Djuro Macut chaired a GDP-growth coordination council, focusing on industrial output, investment, competitiveness, and agriculture measures to curb African swine fever. Energy & Trade: Gazprom Export raised natural gas prices for Bosnia’s Energoinvest by 14.42%, renewing pressure for alternative supply routes. Environment: Record-low Danube levels are leaving boats beached and exposing shipwrecks, while Serbia’s fuel imports and cargo capacity are hit. Politics & Elections: Aleksandar Vučić says an early parliamentary election is due in October or early November, with a separate presidential vote later. Public Opinion: A survey finds Serbians see the US as the biggest foreign influence on political decisions, with corruption also blamed. Sports (Serbia-linked): Serbia’s Vojvodina is mentioned in Ajax’s UEFA Conference League context as Klopp’s Germany appointment dominates headlines.
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