AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSerbia’s Pivotal Vote: Voters head to the polls on Sunday as a grassroots student movement challenges Aleksandar Vučić’s long dominance. The campaign, fuelled by protests over corruption and a deadly railway-station disaster, could have wider consequences across the region. Hungary’s Revolution Anniversary: Budapest marked 70 years since the 1956 uprising against Soviet rule. Prime Minister Péter Magyar invited Georgian leader Irakli Kobakhidze to the commemorations, drawing criticism from Georgia’s former president amid concerns over Tbilisi’s direction away from the EU. Disinformation Watch: Investigations describe Russian-linked German-language websites promoting Kremlin narratives and backing the AfD, adding to concerns about foreign influence in Germany. Poland’s Energy Storage: Greenvolt Power agreed to sell two completed battery projects in north-eastern Poland, with combined capacity of 400MW, to Malta-based A&R Investments. The facilities are expected to support flexibility in the electricity system.
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