AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnergy & Politics: Serbia’s gas deadline is also a political deadline for Aleksandar Vučić, after a Sept. 26 call with Vladimir Putin raised expectations of extending Russian supplies as the current deal expires Sept. 30—while the terms could shape costs, foreign policy, and the Oct. 25 election. Elections & Civil Society: Thousands welcomed cycling students in Kragujevac ahead of the Oct. 25 vote, with the group carrying copies of Serbia’s Constitution and pushing a rule-of-law message against populist rule. Citizenship & Security: Serbia granted citizenship to former Ukrainian MP Vadym Novynskyi, wanted in Ukraine on high-treason suspicions, using an expedited “national interest” route. Economy & Work: A living-wage debate highlights the gap in Serbia, where the living wage is far above average pay and many workers remain at risk of poverty. Culture: Belgrade officials say the city’s festival season—Bitef, Belef and others—has a chance to end successfully despite ongoing pressures.
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