AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoKosovo Accountability: Kosovo’s Police Inspectorate opened a preliminary probe into allegations of excessive force against Serb Nenad Rašković during a raid near Zubin Potok, after claims and photos of injuries surfaced; Rašković says he was beaten and tied up, while police deny wrongdoing. EU Integration & Trade: Serbia’s exporters face a major compliance shift as the EU’s PPWR packaging rules start applying from 12 August 2026, with the same obligations for any company placing packaging on the EU market. Schengen Pressure: Serbia is preparing to align with the Schengen Area by end-2027, raising the possibility of ending visa-free travel for Russians as EU requirements are met. Energy & Drought Impact: The European Commission warns drought and heat are still stressing parts of the electricity system next week, with low river flows affecting output and Cernavodă’s Reactor 2 set for a controlled shutdown. Serbia–Africa Diplomacy: Foreign Minister Marko Đurić met Zimbabwe and São Tomé and Príncipe leaders, pushing a new phase of cooperation and reaffirming support on Kosovo non-recognition. Rail Freight Upgrade: European Loc Pool ordered 20 more Stadler EuroDual locomotives, expanding dual-mode freight capacity with homologation including Serbia. Danube Low Water: Record-low Danube levels are again revealing WWII wrecks and remains, underscoring how drought is reshaping transport and uncovering history.
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