Despite former President Aleksandar Vučić's resignation on September 27, and the constitutional requirement for new presidential elections within three months, the Speaker of Parliament has not yet called them. Ana Brnabić is currently serving as acting President.

Insajder: After Vučić's Resignation: Why Presidential Elections Haven't Been Called Yet

Aleksandar Vučić resigned as President, and the constitution requires presidential elections within three months, but the Speaker of Parliament has not yet called them, raising questions about the delay.

The election campaign is facing new allegations, including a video purportedly showing an SNS activist provoking an incident in Novi Sad and reports of emergency workers being pressured to attend an SNS rally. Analysts are predicting a significant defeat for the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in the upcoming elections, with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also engaging in electoral disputes.

Nova: Alleged Provocation by SNS Activist Before Incident in Novi Sad

A video emerges allegedly showing an SNS activist, who was reportedly hit in Novi Sad, provoking an incident by telling a driver to run people over. The SNS has not responded to inquiries.

Nova: Emergency Workers Pressured to Attend Ruling Party Rally

Employees of the Emergency Medical Service reportedly face pressure to attend an SNS rally in the Arena, with threats of reassignment for non-attendance.

N1: Tihomir Stanić: SNS Will Lose Elections Catastrophically, Attempts to Prevent…

Analyst Tihomir Stanić predicts that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) will suffer a significant defeat in the upcoming elections and is resorting to attacks to prevent this outcome.

Nova: Analyst Predicts Catastrophic Election Loss for SNS

Analyst Tihomir Stanić predicts the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) will suffer a significant defeat in the upcoming elections, suggesting they are resorting to attacks to avoid it.

Vreme: Who Ignores Whom: MFA Addresses Voters Like SNS

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, despite being a state institution, directly engages in electoral disputes with one of the election participants, the Students' List, during the election campaign.

Danas: Vučić publishes new election spot: 'Let's not jinx Serbia' (VIDEO)

Serbian President Vučić has released a new election advertisement titled 'Let's not jinx Serbia'.

Danas: Former NBA star will drive six and a half hours to vote in Chicago: 'The…

A former NBA player is making a long journey to vote in Chicago, expressing concerns about Serbia's political direction and fearing it might become like North Korea.

Vreme: Cross-Border Support: Did Putin Dare Support Vučić in Elections?

Putin desires Vučić's electoral victory, and Robert Fico is attending his pre-election rally. Is this interference in domestic affairs or friendly support for a colleague?

Businessman and politician Bogoljub Karić has allegedly transferred his villa in Dedinje to companies in Nicosia, Cyprus, while actively participating in the Serbian elections.

Nova: Bogoljub Karić Transferred Assets to Cyprus Amidst Serbian Election

Businessman Bogoljub Karić allegedly transferred his villa in Dedinje to companies in Nicosia, Cyprus, while participating in Serbian elections.

A former European Commission Director for the Western Balkans stated that Serbia's government enters into too many direct agreements with companies, fostering high levels of corruption. Separately, an analyst suggests that Russians are benefiting from the stalled agreement with Hungarians, aiming to leverage NIS in negotiations with a potential new Serbian government.

Insajder: Former EC Western Balkans Director: Excessive Direct Deals by Serbian Govt…

A former European Commission Director for the Western Balkans stated that Serbia's government enters into too many direct agreements with companies, which fosters high levels of corruption.

N1: Analyst: Russians Benefit from Non-Agreement with Hungarians, Aim to Use NIS…

An analyst suggests that Russians benefit from not reaching an agreement with Hungarians and aim to leverage NIS (Naftna Industrija Srbije) in negotiations with a potential new Serbian government.

Zoran Kesić, a prominent Serbian journalist and TV host, has moved his show to YouTube, sparking discussions on the viability of television journalism on online platforms. Concurrently, media workers from N1, TV Nova, and Forbes have expressed solidarity with Nova portal journalists in their struggle against interference in editorial policy.

Vreme: Is There Life After Television?

Zoran Kesić has moved to YouTube, prompting a discussion on whether television shows and journalism can survive on and from this platform.

Vreme: Colleagues from N1, TV Nova, and Forbes Support Nova Portal Journalists

Media workers from TV Nova, N1, and Forbes have expressed support for their colleagues from the website in their fight against interference in editorial policy and the imposition of personnel decisions.

Aleksandar Baucal, a professor at the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Philosophy, is discussing the student plan for education and potential coalition partners, highlighting active student engagement in the political discourse.

Danas: Interview: Aleksandar Baucal on the student plan for education and coalition…

Aleksandar Baucal, a professor at the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Philosophy, discusses the student plan for education and potential coalition partners.