AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSerbia’s Power Shift: A student-led movement has ousted Aleksandar Vučić after 14 years in power, leaving a difficult transition ahead. Hungary’s new leadership says ties with Belgrade will stay pragmatic, with energy links and MOL’s possible role in Serbia’s NIS oil company at stake. Regional Security: A new analysis warns that Kaliningrad’s military reach puts more of Europe—not just the Baltic states—within potential Russian strike range. Separately, Turkish police detained 85 people in raids on a gang linked to suspects in the fire at a Polish Starlink facility; authorities have not linked those detained to the attack. Media Independence: Czech plans to replace broadcast licence fees with state funding have sparked protests in Prague and Brno, renewing concerns about political influence over public media. Energy Cooperation: Hungary is moving to make its US civilian nuclear cooperation deal legally binding, including potential small-reactor projects. Visegrad lawmakers also agreed to coordinate on energy policy, emissions trading and family support.
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