AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCitizenship & Identity: Serbia granted citizenship to former Ukrainian MP Vadym Novynskyi, wanted in Ukraine on suspicion of high treason, with the decision reportedly signed under an expedited “in the interests of the state” procedure. Archaeology & Heritage: New research suggests a 6,800-year-old Vinča-era settlement in Vojvodina was far larger than thought, covering over nine hectares and possibly housing 700+ people at its peak. Culture & Festivals: Belgrade’s culture secretary Jelena Medaković says the city’s festival year can still end on a high note, pointing to Bitef, Belef, March Festival and upcoming autumn events as key to keeping Belgrade’s “identity card” intact. Politics & Civic Oversight: BIRODI says Serbia’s supervisory body for the election campaign may not have been properly published yet, raising questions about who monitors campaign fairness and media access. Lifestyle & Work: A “living wage” debate highlights the gap between basic human-rights pay and what many in Serbia actually earn. Belgrade Crime & Campaign Tensions: A video of an ax attack on an SNS stand in Kula is spreading online, with conflicting claims about motives and prior harassment. AI & Youth: A new study links affective generative AI use with mental health problems among children and teens. International Spotlight (Sports): Ireland’s Israel Nations League fixtures continue to spark division and boycotts, with the “away” match in Serbia adding extra pressure.
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