AGP Executive Report
Last update: 29 minutes agoElection Tech in Bosnia: Bosnia’s general election opened with 3.4M registered voters choosing a tripartite presidency and hundreds of lawmakers, with new voting tech (biometric ID checks, ballot scanning, and video surveillance) rolling out at ~4,500 polling sites; early reports cite minor delays from scanner/ID-card issues, but officials say no major irregularities were recorded. US–Serbia Rule-of-Law Pressure: A bipartisan US bill, the SRBIJA Act, would tie additional aid to Serbia’s progress on judicial accountability, media freedom, and EU/NATO alignment, with sanctions possible for corruption and rights abuses. Belgrade–China Defense Signals: Serbian military drills reportedly featured Chinese “robot dogs,” pointing to expanding defense and industrial ties with Beijing. Serbia’s Startup/Jobs Push: Belgrade and the University of Belgrade announced a student internship program for final-year and graduate students across city institutions. Health & Early Learning: The Novak Djokovic Foundation says it has supported 55,000 children via 58 preschool projects in Serbia.
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