AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy & Industry: Serbia’s NIS got a fresh U.S. OFAC operating license extension until August 28, letting it keep processing crude oil while talks continue over MOL’s bid to resume negotiations with Gazprom Neft and JANAF’s oil delivery requests. Politics & Kosovo: President Aleksandar Vučić renewed his hard line on Kosovo, saying Serbs there face “horrific terror” while the world stays silent, and insisted “there are no Bosnian or Croatian Serbs, we are all Serbs,” warning regional media and governments against divisive language. Elections & Governance: The Bureau of Social Research says ODIHR is “silent” on Vučić’s alleged breach of the ODIHR priority recommendation to separate party and state, pointing to his role in local campaigns and rallies. Sports—UFC in Belgrade: UFC Fight Night 283 in Belgrade delivered record-breaking finishes, with hometown star Uroš Medić knocking out Daniel Rodriguez in 30 seconds and Navajo Stirling stopping Jan Blachowicz by first-round TKO. Climate & Infrastructure: Europe’s drought is hitting the Danube hard, with reports linking low water to disruptions in power generation and river transport, and even resurfacing WWII wrecks near Serbia.
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