AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection Tensions: Serbian police arrested six people suspected of plotting attacks on officers and political opponents on election day, October 25. Prosecutors have not proved the allegations or reported a link to the student movement. Student Challenge: Thousands welcomed students marching into Belgrade ahead of their final rally, as the student-backed list contests the ruling SNS after nearly two years of protests. Aleksandar Vučić, who resigned as president, is seeking to return as prime minister. Media Freedom: UN experts warned of pressure on independent newsrooms ahead of the vote, while reports of spyware attacks on Serbian pro-democracy figures have added to concerns over journalists’ and critics’ safety. Energy Deal: Hungary’s MOL has signed an agreement to buy the Russian majority stake in Serbia’s NIS oil company; regulatory approval is still pending. Rule of Law: Serbia ranked lowest in the Western Balkans in the 2026 World Justice Project index, at 95th of 143 countries.
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