AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPress Freedom Ahead of Elections: An international watchdog says journalists in Serbia face rising threats and hostility ahead of the Oct. 25 vote, urging Belgrade to guarantee coverage “safely and without fear.” Kosovo Anniversary: Three years after the Banjska attack, dozens of defendants linked to the case remain at large in Serbia, while convicted men received life and long prison terms in Pristina. UN Diplomacy: President Aleksandar Vučić told the UN General Assembly Serbia needs as few powerful opponents as possible, while defending its interests and traditional friendships, including with the U.S. Crypto in Banking: Raiffeisen Bank International plans to offer crypto investments to about 18 million CEE customers via Bitpanda’s platform. Cost of Care: Private elderly care homes in Serbia raised prices again, with some increases of 20%–30% blamed on higher energy, food and labor costs. Belgrade Sports & EU Football: Greece opens its Nations League campaign against Serbia in Belgrade, while UEFA Nations League fixtures and the wider Israel-Ireland controversy keep attention on the region.
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