AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoKosovo Politics: Kosovo lawmakers have approved a new government led by Prime Minister Albin Kurti, backed by 62 votes in the 120-seat assembly, after an early election in June. Opposition lawmakers boycotted the session, alleging Kurti violated post-election procedures, and they plan to challenge the process at the Constitutional Court—while the wider political deadlock over key parliamentary steps has dragged on for more than 18 months. Regional Tensions Over Mladić Funeral: Montenegro is set to debate whether to dismiss President Andrija Mandić after he expressed condolences for convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, a move that has reignited criticism of Serbia’s state-led honours and added pressure across the Western Balkans. Serbia-China Cooperation: Serbia’s Interior Ministry has sent eight police officers to China’s Hainan province for a two-week joint patrol with Chinese police, aimed at improving safety for citizens and deepening law-enforcement ties. Belgrade Election Campaign: Student list politics is heating up ahead of Serbia’s October 25 parliamentary vote, with candidates and campaign organizers pushing for lists to be submitted soon and campaigning in ways that avoid traditional billboards and TV.
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