2026-10-25 06:00 UTC | BLOCK 973025
BITCOIN $80,600 | GOLD $3,994 | OIL $111.22
1. Serbia holds snap election as student movement challenges Vucic
-- Aleksandar Vucic's Serbian Progressive Party faces the Student List in Sunday's parliamentary election after almost two years of anticorruption protests, Al Jazeera reported.
-- A change in government could reshape judicial and anticorruption reforms central to Serbia's EU accession, though the student movement has offered little detail on foreign policy.
2. Audi confirms Georgia factory plan, targeting production in early 2030s
-- Audi said construction of a Georgia assembly plant is scheduled to begin in 2027 and production in the early 2030s after Trump announced a $4 billion investment, DW reported.
-- Local assembly could reduce exposure to U.S. vehicle-import tariffs, but the plant offers no near-term relief from duties on imported models.
3. South Korean antitrust chief seeks revenue-based fines for obstructing probes
-- Fair Trade Commission chair Joo Byung-ki called Sunday for fines equal to 1% of company revenue for obstructing investigations, following a dispute with Coupang, Yonhap reported.
-- Revenue-based penalties would give the watchdog more leverage over large retailers that can absorb small fines; the proposal requires legal changes before companies face the new liability.
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