AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMedia Ownership Watch: Serbia’s Adria News Network deal is moving ahead, with Alpac Capital set to buy N1 and other regional outlets; journalists’ groups warn the broader political pressure on independent media could threaten pluralism and editorial independence, while N1 says no editorial pressure has been imposed so far. Energy & Industry: Serbia’s mining and energy minister met the World Bank to map a multi-stage gas sector development push, focusing on new interconnections with North Macedonia and Romania plus transport and storage upgrades. Public Transport Finance: The government adopted a draft law guaranteeing up to EUR 263.9m for 30 new electric trains for Srbijavoz, backed by Deutsche Bank and CESCE support. Renewables Grid Delays: RES Serbia says amendments to energy regulation effectively postpone grid connection studies for wind and solar until late 2029, risking stalled projects and stranded guarantees. Politics: A senior Socialist Party official says the Socialists should not run in coalition with the Serbian Progressive Party in the upcoming election. Sports & Culture: Beldocs 2026 winners were announced in Belgrade, with “The Thing to Be Done” taking the international top prize and “Sunset” winning Serbia’s competition. Economy: The dinar’s official median rate against the euro was 117.4175 RSD per euro.
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