AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSerbia-Ukraine Balancing Act: President Aleksandar Vučić says Serbia will expand humanitarian aid to Ukraine but won’t sign the Kyiv declaration calling for stronger military/security support and more pressure on Russia, despite his first visit to Kyiv in over a decade and meetings with Zelensky. EU Defense Push: EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pledges continued military and financial backing in Kyiv and launches an EU-Ukraine Defense Industrial Partnership aimed at joint drone and anti-drone production and expanded air-defense manufacturing. Artemis Step for Serbia: Serbian FM Marko Đurić announces Serbia will sign the Artemis Accords with NASA, opening a path for Serbian institutions and companies to join lunar-space cooperation. Belgrade Business & Housing: Belgrade’s preliminary budget includes salary increases (up to 10% for police union staff), while a mixed-use project in northwest Belgrade adding 3,200+ residents faces delays due to water-right approvals. Agriculture Under Heat: Serbia’s apricot harvest is near record levels, but a heatwave is pressuring farmers to sell quickly, often at lower processor prices. US-Serbia Academic Link: The US Embassy in Serbia opens the Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program for 2027-28, targeting PhD holders for research or lecturing at US universities.
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