AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSerbia Politics: Aleksandar Vučić resigned as president to lead the Serbian Progressive Party into an early parliamentary election on Oct. 25, after nearly two years of protests tied to the 2024 Novi Sad station canopy disaster; he also announced pardons for 49 people and said acting president Ana Brnabić will take over. Election Coverage: Serbia’s public broadcaster RTS invited Vučić and opposition “Student List” candidate Ilija Srdanović to a pre-election debate, while the opposition asked for clarity on format and participants. Tech & Education Research: Serbian and Croatian researchers warn that computer-based test scores reflect far more than knowledge—question design, on-screen rendering, response time, and even facial expressions can sway results. Archaeology: A German-Serbian team reports a 6,800-year-old Vinča-era settlement in Vojvodina (Opovo Ugar-Bajbuk) was larger than thought, covering over nine hectares and possibly housing 700+ people. Forensics & Crime Tech: UK Met Police said it will re-examine enhanced CCTV in the Jill Dando murder case, including footage of a man dubbed “Man X,” with renewed focus on a possible Serbian link.
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