AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoSnap Elections: Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vučić dissolved parliament and called early elections for October 25, saying political tensions must be settled at the ballot box as student-led protests continue after the Novi Sad station canopy collapse. Student Politics: The “Student list – Students are winning” group says it’s ready to compete, while students say the official list will be published soon. Foreign Policy: Marko Đurić met U.S. lawmakers and later Uzbekistan’s FM in Belgrade, stressing EU membership and regional stability; Serbia also moves to deepen ties with Uzbekistan via trade and cooperation steps. Diplomacy & Culture: Đurić marked the centenary of Belgrade’s Sukat Shalom Synagogue and represented Serbia at Norway’s King Harald V state funeral in Oslo. EU Backlash Over Mladic: EU officials condemned Serbia’s hero’s funeral for Ratko Mladić in Belgrade, raising fresh doubts about Serbia’s EU path. Economy Watch: Serbia reported Q2 real GDP growth of 3.8% with low unemployment and stable inflation. Global Context: UN Women warned AI could worsen inequality for women as August hit the hottest month on record worldwide.
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