AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSecurity and Justice: Serbia’s organised-crime prosecution has opened cases after complaints against BIA chief Vladimir Orlić, acting Justice Minister Nenad Vujić and about 60 others, alleging election-related offences including coercion and abuse of office. Banking Jitters: Alta Bank’s licence revocation has prompted some savers to withdraw cash. The central bank says deposits up to €50,000 are insured and the banking sector is stable, though large withdrawals reportedly affected Poštanska Štedionica’s liquidity. Political Transition: Final election results clear the way for the student-led movement to form a government. The EU says the victory could unblock €265 million in funding, but warns that rule-of-law reforms have stalled and political pressure on institutions is intensifying. Pardons Under Challenge: Aleksandar Vučić’s last-minute pardons, including one involving a driver accused of hitting a student protester, face legal challenges. Public Finances: Serbia’s public debt reached €41.96 billion at the end of September, or 43.3% of GDP.
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