AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoElection Showdown: Hundreds of thousands rallied in Belgrade for the student movement’s final campaign event before Sunday’s snap vote, challenging Aleksandar Vučić’s 14-year rule. Campaigning is now prohibited until polls close; civil society groups warn of intimidation, attacks and unfair election conditions. Security and Pressures: Police arrested six people over an alleged plot to cause unrest on election day, while reports of pressure on independent media and spyware targeting critics deepen concerns about the vote. US Sanctions Request: A Republican congressman has asked Secretary of State Marco Rubio to sanction four businessmen linked to Vučić, accusing them of corruption and election interference. The named companies and businessman reject the claims. Energy Deal: Hungary’s MOL has agreed to buy Russia’s majority stake in Serbia’s NIS oil company, pending regulatory approval, reshaping the country’s energy sector.
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