A retaining wall in Belgrade's Voždovac municipality has collapsed, leading to the evacuation of residents. Investigations are underway, and the Kreni-Promeni organization is reportedly examining the incident where a road was engulfed by earth in Vojvode Vlahovića street. Residents had previously raised concerns about potential issues at the site.

N1: Retaining Wall Collapsed in Voždovac, Residents Evacuated

Following the collapse of a retaining wall in Voždovac, residents were evacuated. Investigations are ongoing, with residents having previously warned about potential issues.

Nova: Nova.rs at the site of the retaining wall collapse in Vojvode Vlahovića: The…

A report from the scene of a collapsed retaining wall in Belgrade's Vojvode Vlahovića street, detailing the ongoing efforts to fill the construction pit with earth.

Nova: Drama in Voždovac, earth swallowed the road near the turning point 26…

A dramatic incident in the Voždovac municipality where a road was engulfed by the earth, with the 'Kreni-Promeni' organization investigating the cause of the failure in Vojvode Vlahovića.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić addressed the UN General Assembly, where he spoke about the state of the international system, the challenges faced by Serbs in Kosovo, and Serbia's prospects for EU accession. He emphasized Serbia's need for as few powerful opponents as possible and the importance of respecting rules and principles.

Nova: International system is in ruins: Vučić addressed the UN General Assembly…

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić spoke at the UN General Assembly, addressing the international system's state, the challenges faced by Serbs in Kosovo, and Serbia's EU accession prospects.

Vreme: Vučić at the UN: Serbia Needs as Few Powerful Opponents as Possible

Aleksandar Vučić stated at the UN that Serbia should remain free and independent, prioritizing its own interests in foreign policy.

N1: Vučić at UN: Biggest Problems are Disrespect for Rules and Principles

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić addressed the UN, stating that the biggest problems today stem from the past and present disrespect for rules and principles.

The election campaign continues to intensify, with a political scientist predicting a potential increase in Bosniak representation in the next parliament. Actor Milan Marić discussed the political landscape, highlighting the clash between fear of authority and citizen solidarity. Analyses also explore whether students from various cities can influence voter demographics in 'SNS territory,' while other reports delve into the 'regime in a knockdown' and potential 'retaliation' if the current…

Insajder: Political Scientist Kladničanin: More Bosniaks than ever in the next…

A political scientist predicts a potential increase in Bosniak representation in the Serbian parliament in the upcoming elections, with candidates expected on multiple lists.

Nova: Students in Brčko, Trebinje, Banja Luka, Višegrad... Can they enter 'SNS…

This political analysis questions whether students from various cities in Republika Srpska can influence voter demographics, particularly in areas considered 'SNS territory'.

Vreme: Milan Marić for "Vreme": Ready for Sacrifice for the Common Good

Actor Milan Marić discusses the clash between fear of monstrous authority and the hope inspired by citizens ready to show solidarity, in an interview for the new issue of "Vreme."

Danas: Milan Marić for Vreme: Never Thought My Country Would Reach a Situation Where…

Actor Milan Marić expresses concern in an interview with Vreme magazine about the current state of affairs in Serbia, referencing armed individuals alongside police.

Vreme: "This Situation": Regime in a Knockdown

A podcast episode discusses who is preparing for what, who is afraid of what, and what awaits Serbia as the election campaign gains momentum.

Vreme: Bottom of SNS Vices and Preparation for Retaliation

The article discusses the implications if Aleksandar Vučić wins the upcoming elections, focusing on a 'long hand of retaliation' and a dirty campaign reaching its peak.

Amidst the pre-election period, there's a strong focus on economic policy. Discussions are underway regarding the key reforms a new government would need to implement in the Serbian economy. Additionally, President Aleksandar Vučić's pledge for an average salary of 1,200 euros is being analyzed, specifically for its implications on educators' earnings.

Danas: What Should a Potential New Government Change in the Serbian Economy First?

This article discusses the key economic reforms that a newly elected government in Serbia would need to implement.

Danas: Vučić Promises Average Salary of 1,200 Euros: What This Means for Teachers'…

The article analyzes the implications of President Vučić's pledge for an average salary of 1,200 euros, specifically concerning the earnings of educators.

The third anniversary of the armed incident in Banjska, northern Kosovo, is being marked with reflections on its significance as a turning point in Belgrade's policy towards Kosovo.

Vreme: Anniversary of Banjska: Is "Kosovo is Serbia" Definitely Over?

This article reflects on the third anniversary of the armed incident in Banjska, northern Kosovo, which marked a turning point in Belgrade's policy towards Kosovo.

A sophisticated SMS scam has caused a Belgrade resident to lose a significant amount of money, highlighting digital security concerns. Separately, former basketball player Željko Rebrača is facing financial difficulties, with half of his national pension garnished due to a bankrupt business with substantial debts.

Danas: Fake Fine of 2,500 Dinars, But Damage in Dollars: Belgrader on New SMS Scam

A Belgrade resident shares their experience of losing 230,000 dinars due to a sophisticated SMS scam that started with a fake fine.

Nova: Željko Rebrača's pension garnished for failed business: Firm's debt exceeded…

Former basketball player Željko Rebrača is facing financial difficulties, with half of his national pension being garnished due to a bankrupt business with debts exceeding 2.8 million euros.