AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoStudent Politics: Serbia’s student movement has registered as a non-governmental, non-partisan association and says it is preparing for snap parliamentary elections that President Vučić has yet to schedule. Diplomacy: Prime Minister Ana Brnabić met Ireland’s ambassador to discuss Serbia’s EU-path reforms and deeper bilateral cooperation, including the opening of Ireland’s first embassy in Serbia. Regional Politics: Vučić told Pink TV that great-power interests have long clashed in the Balkans and framed Serbia’s independence as a continuing problem for external powers. Energy & Climate: Europe’s heat and drought are hitting the Danube and Rhine so hard that nuclear plants face cooling limits and shipping is disrupted; in Serbia near Prahovo, WWII German warships are reappearing as water drops. Legal Pressure: Belgrade Bar Association officials say attacks on lawyers are escalating and call for street action and stronger public pressure. International Trade: Serbia and Zimbabwe are moving to expand economic cooperation via a memorandum linking Serbia Export and ZimTrade. FIFA Fallout: Serbia is among federations withdrawing support from Gianni Infantino’s FIFA re-election bid amid governance and transparency concerns.
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