As Serbia approaches its national elections, expectations are high for a record voter turnout. This is coupled with a record number of domestic and international observers set to monitor the vote. Concerns about election integrity have been raised, with the Administrative Court Registry Office announcing extended operating hours, interpreted as anticipating arrests. A dispute has also emerged over alleged violations of election silence by media outlets N1 and Nova S. Former police chiefs have…

Nova: Towards Record Voter Turnout in Serbian Elections and Why It Matters?

The article discusses the possibility of record voter turnout in the upcoming Serbian elections and explores the significance of high participation.

N1: Bodrožić on Threats to Radar Journalists: In a Country Where Institutions…

Dejan Bodrožić comments on threats made against journalists at the Radar publication, stating that in a country with ineffective institutions, such pressures can escalate into more serious situations.

Danas: Record Number of Observers for Tomorrow's Elections: Who Will Monitor the Vote…

A record number of domestic and international observers are expected to monitor Serbia's upcoming elections.

Vreme: Vreme Elections: Follow Our Live YouTube Broadcast on Election Night

On Sunday, October 25th, starting at 7:30 PM, Vreme will broadcast special live coverage on its YouTube channel, featuring election results, reporter updates, initial reactions, and in-studio analysis for the Serbian elections.

N1: AKB: Higher Court Registry Office Will Work Outside of Working Hours…

The Administrative Court Registry Office (AKB) will operate outside its normal hours, which is interpreted as an indication of anticipated arrests related to the upcoming elections.

N1: Šabić on REM's Announcement That N1 and Nova Violated Election Silence…

Slobodan Šabić addresses the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media's (REM) claim that N1 and Nova S violated election silence, asserting that independent members never saw the document authorizing it.

N1: Former UBPK and UKP Chiefs Warned Police: Don't Hide Your Faces, Obey the…

Former heads of the criminal investigation police (UBPK) and public security police (UKP) have issued a warning to police officers not to conceal their identities and to adhere to the constitution.

Nova: Guide: What is Forbidden and What is Allowed on Election Day

A guide outlining the rules and regulations for election day in Serbia, detailing prohibited and permitted activities.

Nova: Actors Call for Voter Participation in Upcoming Elections

Several Serbian actors and celebrities are urging citizens to participate in the upcoming elections with a message of civic duty.

A concerning report reveals that at least 150 young people in Belgrade are regularly recruited by criminal organizations to act as couriers for drugs, money, and messages, and to carry out violent acts, including arson and murder.

Vreme: Youth Caught Between Institutions and Crime: Youth Without a Future

It is an open secret that at least 150 young people from Belgrade alone are regularly available to criminal clans, recruited as couriers for transporting money, drugs, or messages, and for acts like throwing Molotov cocktails, killing, and even getting arrested. While the prosecution boasts about…

Serbia is currently engaged in economic discussions concerning the optimal exchange rate policy for its economy, debating between a fixed or floating system. Practical issues regarding heating cost calculations for apartments lacking individual consumption measurement devices are also being addressed. Furthermore, there are ongoing analyses of the potential profitability and significant challenges associated with Serbia's adoption of small modular reactors for nuclear power. An economist also…

Danas: Fixed or Floating Exchange Rate: What Policy Does the Serbian Economy Need?

An economic analysis discusses whether Serbia's economy would benefit more from a fixed or floating exchange rate policy.

N1: Heating Cost Calculation: What If an Apartment Lacks Valves and Consumption…

This article discusses the challenges of calculating heating costs when individual apartments do not have the necessary valves and devices to measure consumption.

Vreme: Serbia and Nuclear Power: Are Small Modular Reactors Profitable?

Even if Serbia chooses small modular reactor technology and secures funding, significant challenges remain regarding site selection, considering geological and seismic factors, water availability, grid connection, environmental impact, and nuclear safety, making it a complex political and…

N1: Serbia Has Only Gone Through This Once: What If the 2027 Budget Isn't Ready on…

This Forbes report analyzes the potential consequences and limitations if Serbia fails to adopt its budget for 2027 in a timely manner, drawing parallels to past experiences.

N1: Radojka Nikolić on the NIS Situation: Sale Agreements Finalized, Awaiting…

Economist Radojka Nikolić discusses the situation with NIS, stating that sale agreements are complete and awaiting approval, but there is no set deadline for this transaction.

Minister for Human and Minority Rights and Social Dialogue, Demo Beriša, has issued a decision to close the voter list for the upcoming elections of national minority councils.

Insajder: Minister Beriša Issues Decision to Close Voter List for Minority Council…

Minister Beriša has issued a decision to close the voter list for the elections of national minority councils.

A well-known goalkeeper was involved in a multi-vehicle collision and has been urgently transported to the hospital.

Nova: Famous Goalkeeper Suffered a Traffic Accident, Urgently Transported to…

A well-known goalkeeper was involved in a multi-vehicle collision and was immediately taken to the hospital.