AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoElection Campaign: The ruling SNS held a major rally in Novi Sad ahead of Serbia’s October 25 election; some schools shortened classes as streets were blocked. The SNS spent about €100,000 on social media ads in the campaign’s first month, more than all other lists combined. Election Scrutiny: International monitors have raised concerns about fairness and safety, while prosecutors opened a preliminary inquiry after a former SNS activist alleged he organized paid groups to intimidate and attack protesters. A Belgrade voter also says his polling station was switched to Banja Luka without his consent. General Staff Case: The Guardian reported that President Aleksandar Vučić intervened to clear the way for a Trump-linked development at Belgrade’s former General Staff complex; students are seeking disclosure of related records. Vučić has not been charged in the case. Rail Link: Austrian Railways plans to restore direct Vienna–Belgrade trains in 2027, with two daily services and a journey of about six and a half hours, pending Hungarian approvals. Tennis: Serbia’s Stefan Milićević was banned until 2050 and fined $70,000 over match-fixing and recruiting players into a corrupt network, the ITIA said.
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