Serbia-EU Mobility & Border Policy: Serbia’s integration push stays in focus as reports say it aims to join Schengen by end of 2027, with EU border rules like the Entry/Exit biometric system already disrupting travel plans across Europe. Public Safety: A major regional tragedy hit the Balkans’ travel corridor: a Polish bus traveling from Serbia to Poland overturned on Hungary’s M3 near Mezokeresztes early Sunday, killing 12 and leaving at least 10 critically injured; the driver was detained after police said he may have fallen asleep. Minority Rights & Governance: Serbia’s Action Plan for Minority Rights (2026–2029) moves from paper to oversight as a coordination body begins monitoring implementation with state officials and minority councils, while Roma groups press for education law changes to prevent segregation and secure affirmative enrollment. Diplomacy & Economy: Serbia deepened ties with Kazakhstan as State Secretary Damjan Jović met Deputy FM Alibek Kuantyrov, highlighting sovereignty support and Expo 2027 participation, alongside plans to expand trade. Energy & Environment: Drought and record-low Danube levels are complicating firefighting, with Serbia’s interior ministry citing the lowest water in 100–150 years, while Europe-wide wildfire alerts keep escalating. China-Backed Infrastructure: President Vučić inspected the China-built Serbia Exhibition Center for Expo 2027, saying the project is in its final phase but needs faster work to meet deadlines.