Reports indicate that the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) is disregarding a TOK order, and a bank linked to Davor Macura has allegedly provided millions of euros to a businessman facing attempted murder charges.

Nova: MUP Ignores TOK Order: Davor Macura's Bank Gave Millions to Businessman…

Reports indicate that the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) is disregarding a TOK order, while Davor Macura's bank has allegedly provided millions of euros to a businessman facing attempted murder charges.

Sources suggest that the Security Information Agency (BIA) bears full responsibility for an incident near the Israeli embassy, alleging its priority was maintaining former President Aleksandar Vučić's power rather than combating terrorism.

N1: Incident near Israeli Embassy: Sources attribute responsibility to BIA for…

Sources suggest that the Security Information Agency (BIA) bears full responsibility for an incident near the Israeli embassy, alleging its priority is maintaining Vučić's power rather than combating terrorism.

Slobodan Spahović criticizes the control of the Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT), stating that a member of the commission previously covered up the helicopter crash and the Savamala incident.

N1: Spahovic on VJT control: Commission included person who covered up helicopter…

Slobodan Spahović criticizes the control of the Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT), stating that a member of the commission previously covered up the helicopter crash and the Savamala incident.

As the Student List prepares to form a new government, analyses are being conducted on the composition and expected functioning of the new National Assembly. An official, Radomir Saičić, stated that the government formation will be swift and that illegally acquired property will be seized. Economists are also highlighting key issues like food prices, energy transition, and currency risks that the new administration must prioritize.

Danas: How will the new National Assembly look?

An analysis of the composition and expected functioning of the new Serbian National Assembly.

Insajder: What Should Be the New Government's Economic Priorities?

As Serbia awaits the formation of a new government, questions arise about how the political situation will affect investments, the dinar's exchange rate, and living standards. An economist highlights key issues like food prices, energy transition, and currency risks that the new administration…

Danas: Saičić: Government formation won't take too long, illegally acquired property…

Official Saičić states that the formation of the new government will be swift and that illegally obtained property will be seized.

N1: Saičić: Government formation will not be delayed, illegally acquired property…

An official states that the formation of the new government is expected to be prompt and that illegally obtained assets will be confiscated.

Law professor Vesna Rakić Vodinelić and lawyer Jovan Rajić believe former President Aleksandar Vučić should be questioned about his knowledge regarding the reconstruction of the Railway Station in Novi Sad, particularly concerning the canopy collapse. Additionally, a former SAJ commander claims data indicated Vučić would declare victory and prepared for a potential clash with citizens.

Vreme: Why Prosecutors Should Now Question Vučić About Canopy Collapse

Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić should be questioned about his knowledge regarding the reconstruction of the Railway Station in Novi Sad, according to law professor Vesna Rakić Vodinelić and lawyer Jovan Rajić.

N1: Former SAJ commander: Data indicated Vučić would declare victory, preparing…

A former commander of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (SAJ) claims that data suggested an imminent victory declaration by Vučić, and that preparations were made for a potential clash with citizens.

Danas: Aleksandar Vučić's last message: 'Take care of Informer!'

A commentary piece discussing a statement attributed to Aleksandar Vučić regarding the publication Informer.

Vreme: 'This Situation': Vučić is Now Nobody

In the latest podcast episode, President Bodrožić, leader Georgijev, and editor-in-chief Švarm discuss current events and future prospects.

There are demands for the immediate dismissal of Vladimir Lučić, CEO of Telekom Srbija, with allegations that Telekom is attempting to shut down 'Radar' due to its investigations. Furthermore, a Luxembourg regulatory body is reportedly investigating a complaint regarding events at 'Nova' and 'Radar', which could lead to the annulment of media sales and potential prison sentences. Meanwhile, Vreme magazine is publishing a special anniversary issue dedicated to the victory of the Students' List…

Nova: Karović on RTS: We Demand Immediate Dismissal of Lučić; Telekom Tries to Shut…

Karović stated on RTS that they are demanding the immediate dismissal of Lučić, alleging that Telekom is attempting to shut down 'Radar' due to its investigations into significant state affairs.

Nova: Avžner: Luxembourg Regulator Already Acting on My Complaint Regarding Events…

Avžner reports that the Luxembourg regulatory body is investigating his complaint concerning events at 'Nova' and 'Radar', anticipating both the annulment of media sales and potential prison sentences.

Vreme: Vreme's Anniversary Issue: From End to Beginning

Vreme magazine is publishing a special anniversary issue dedicated to the victory of the Students' List.

Vreme: Eviction of Permanent Assembly Residents

An analysis of how the SNS party managed to win only in prisons and why the elections have reshuffled the entire political scene, topics covered in the new Vreme issue.

Belgrade's public transport company (GSP) is in a critical state and faces an imminent risk of service suspension due to outstanding debts, which could lead to the cessation of electricity, gas, and fuel supplies.

N1: Banković: Alarming situation at GSP, on the verge of power, gas, and fuel…

A representative warns of a critical state at the public transport company (GSP), indicating an imminent risk of service suspension due to lack of utilities.

Danas: Union: GSP Beograd faces stoppage of gas, electricity, and fuel supply due to…

The GSP Beograd transport company is at risk of having its utilities and fuel supply cut off due to outstanding debts.

Vreme: Belgrade: GSP to Remain Without Power and Fuel

GSP Belgrade faces a potential suspension of energy supplies due to outstanding debts to suppliers, according to the 'Centar' union, with a gas supply halt for buses announced.

NIS is facing an expiring license, raising questions about future operations and potential challenges under the new government.

Danas: New government, old problems: NIS license expiring – what to expect?

NIS is facing an expiring license, raising questions about future operations and potential challenges under the new government.