AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEU Accession Watch: The European Parliament’s AFET committee is set to vote June 3 on a Serbia report by Tonino Picula, warning that rule-of-law and democracy reforms are stalled or backsliding and that elections can’t be fair without ODIHR recommendations. Media Freedom: The European Federation of Journalists says it’s alarmed by uncertainty after United Group’s sale of Adria News Network outlets (including N1, Nova S, Vijesti, Danas) to Alpac Capital, arguing the region’s independent media have long faced political pressure. Foreign Policy: Serbia marked Serbian Diplomacy Day with Marko Đurić stressing dialogue over isolation and reaffirming a principled EU path; he also told Slovakia Serbia wants to be among the first EU newcomers based on “effectiveness.” Diplomatic Outreach: Serbia’s foreign ministry officials met Morocco’s new ambassador, while Đurić met Slovakia’s top diplomat in Bratislava. Tech & Rights Debate: Serbia is expanding facial-recognition capabilities amid legality concerns, including new forensic and camera-linked systems. Weather & Safety: Serbia’s Hydrometeorological Institute issued alerts for unstable conditions and possible severe storms. Regional Energy/Infrastructure: Serbia moves ahead with gas interconnections (North Macedonia and Romania) and environmental steps for major pipeline projects.
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