AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSpyware Crackdown: SHARE Foundation says at least 14 Serbian civil society figures were targeted with Pegasus and NoviSpy-style malware ahead of March local elections, raising fresh alarms about election-season surveillance. Defense Industry Labor: All seven Serbian defense-industry trade unions signed a Joint Action Agreement and set up a coordinating committee, aiming to stop layoffs and push for real implementation of promised support. Non-Aligned Movement Diplomacy: President John Dramani Mahama used the NAM 65th anniversary in Belgrade to call for a more action-oriented movement, plus “Accra Reset” ideas on resource sovereignty and fairer development finance. Foreign Minister Shuttle: Marko Đurić met counterparts from Guinea-Bissau, Ghana, and Cameroon, focusing on renewing political ties and turning them into concrete economic cooperation. Elections Timeline: Serbia is expected to hold parliamentary elections on October 25, with parliament dissolution and a 45–60 day campaign window. Media Pluralism: Serbia’s journalists’ association warned Yettel’s removal of N1 and Nova from packages threatens pluralism, especially amid broader pressure on United Media outlets. War Crimes Fallout: Thousands in Bosnia’s Serb areas paid tribute to Ratko Mladić, while EU officials criticized Serbia’s plans for state honours.
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