AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSerbia’s Political Turn: Aleksandar Vučić resigned as President to pursue the prime minister role in snap parliamentary elections on Oct. 25, with Ana Brnabić stepping in as acting president and pardons for 49 people including “Novi Sad 12” before he left office. Culture & Arts: Serbian National Theatre ballet dancers filed a complaint over alleged mobbing and discrimination by artistic director Aja Jung, while Fest’s Oct. 2 opening at Sava Center will screen “Children of Goats” amid controversy over Ustasha-era history. Sports & Society: A Partizan fan was left without a spleen after a violent attack linked by witnesses to his views on Ratko Mladić, and at a Serbia–Netherlands match children reportedly displayed a banner glorifying Mladić. Lifestyle & Learning: Belgrade’s Camp Modin won a protection order after an August shooting incident; meanwhile, Belgrade’s pre-school concert series and the Belgrade Book Fair (Oct. 23) point to a busy autumn for families. Global Lens on Children: A UN panel in New York urged stronger international standards for safer digital systems for children as AI risks grow.
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