AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSerbia Politics & Protests: Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić says he will resign within weeks and call early presidential and parliamentary elections, as student-led anti-corruption protests keep pressure on his rule. Student & Civic Culture: In Kraljevo, thousands rallied on Vidovdan under “Everything Is Revealed on Vidovden,” with long marches and demands for rule of law, anti-corruption, and Kosovo-focused messaging. War Crimes Memory: A new Youth Initiative for Human Rights report says Serbia recorded 110 cases in 2025 of war-crimes denial or disputing by officials, arguing public debate stays too focused on Serbian victims. Tech & Activism: A Citizen Lab investigation reports Russia used Cellebrite tools to access an opposition politician’s iPhone months after the company said it cut ties. Serbia–Brazil Diplomacy: Foreign Minister Marko Đurić highlights renewed Serbia–Brazil cooperation after meeting Brazil’s FM in Brasília, stressing support on Kosovo and broader cultural ties. Sports & Pop Culture: Novak Djokovic says Serena Williams’ Wimbledon comeback is “inspirational and epic,” as Wimbledon begins with Djokovic chasing record history. Literary Scene: The Angelus prize longlist features regional voices including Serbia’s Milena Marković.
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