AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEU Accession Test: EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos canceled a planned Serbia visit after Belgrade flew Ratko Mladić’s body in on a government plane and prepared a funeral with military/state honours, warning that any “glorification” of the convicted “Butcher of Bosnia” is incompatible with EU values and could affect Serbia’s membership path. War Crimes Fallout: Mladić’s remains arrived in Belgrade with Serbian flag-draped coffin and army honours; Serbia says it will ensure a “peaceful” funeral, while EU and other European officials say the reception and honours are disrespectful to victims. Kosovo Case: Kosovo prosecutors filed an indictment against 35 suspects over the 1998 Jashari compound killings, naming senior Serbian security and interior figures. Spyware Crackdown: EU officials reacted to forensically verified Pegasus targeting of Serbian student activists, while Serbia’s authorities deny wrongdoing; digital rights groups say more than a dozen people were hit in the run-up to elections. Energy & Trade: Serbia seeks a long-term extension of its gas deal with Russia, while Serbia and Azerbaijan advance a Nis power-plant project and Serbia joins the Vertical Corridor gas pipeline push with North Macedonia. Culture & Sport: Serbia’s EXPO 2027 ties deepen with Slovenia’s participation contract signed in Belgrade; Serbia also qualifies for World Cup 2027 in volleyball after EuroVolley results.
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