AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGovernment Transition: Serbia’s student-led movement is preparing to take power after ending 14 years of SNS rule. The new parliament meets November 17; movement representative Dejan Šoškić says MPs and ministers will make decisions independently. Kosovo Policy: Student List candidate Feđa Dimović says Kosovo remains part of Serbia, signaling continuity with the nationalist positions of previous governments despite the movement’s anti-corruption mandate. New Party: Former SPS deputy leader Branko Ružić has launched an initiative for a Social Democratic party, pledging to defend workers’ rights, public services and European values. Accountability: Former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić pleaded not guilty to charges of failing to report a murder and falsifying a police report; his next hearing is set for December 17. Media Freedom: A monitoring group recorded 159 verbal attacks on journalists by officials and SNS figures in October, a 47% increase from September. Energy and EU Path: The incoming government faces unresolved choices over Serbia’s gas ties with Russia and its European integration.
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