Serbia is facing a severe environmental and energy crisis as the Danube River has reached its lowest water level in history, breaking a century-old record. This critical situation has led to an Emergency Situations Staff meeting, attended by Prime Minister Đuro Macut, to address the impact on the energy system. President Aleksandar Vučić has warned that the Pančevo refinery might cease operations due to the low water levels, while meteorologists forecast continued extreme heat with no relief…

Insajder: Serbia's Emergency Situations Staff Meeting Addresses Low Water Levels and…

A session of Serbia's Emergency Situations Staff, convened due to high temperatures and river water levels, began with Prime Minister Đuro Macut in attendance. The low water levels and their effect on the energy system are the primary topics of discussion.

Vreme: Danube Water Level Lowest in History, Century-Old Record Broken

The Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia announced that the projected water level of the Danube River for August 3rd is -162 centimeters, marking a historical low and breaking a century-old record.

N1: Vučić: Pančevo Refinery May Have to Halt Operations Due to Low Danube Water…

President Vučić stated that the Pančevo refinery might be forced to cease operations due to critically low water levels in the Danube River.

Vreme: Another Scorching Day: Temperatures Up to 40 Degrees Today

The forecast indicates another hot day with tropical nights, with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius in Serbia on Monday, August 3rd, and raises questions about the duration of the heatwave.

Nova: Meteorologist Sovilj Has Terrible News for Serbia's Weather Forecast: No…

Meteorologist Sovilj delivers grim news about Serbia's weather, stating that relief from the heat is not expected and the country will soon enter another heatwave.

Nova: Serbia's Hottest Point Without Competition: Recorded 27 Degrees at 7 AM, While…

The article highlights the extreme temperature variations across Serbia, noting the hottest location already reached 27 degrees Celsius by 7 AM, while another city experienced temperatures below 10 degrees.

Opposition leader Dragan Đilas, President of the Party of Freedom and Justice, has publicly accused the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) of refusing to release data regarding the addresses of over 130,000 new citizens. This comes amidst concerns about election integrity, as the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is reportedly using popular folk gatherings and festivities as platforms for its election campaign across Serbia.

Danas: Đilas: MUP refuses to provide data on addresses of over 130,000 new citizens

Opposition leader Dragan Đilas claims the Ministry of Internal Affairs is withholding information regarding the addresses of more than 130,000 individuals who have recently become citizens.

N1: Campaign Tents Across Serbia: How SNS Turns Folk Festivities into Election…

The ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is allegedly using popular folk gatherings and festivities as a platform for its election campaign, raising concerns about the blurring lines between political events and public celebrations.

N1: Đilas: MUP Refuses to Provide Data on Addresses of Over 130,000 Citizens

Opposition leader Đilas alleges that the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) is refusing to release personal data concerning the addresses of more than 130,000 citizens.

Aleksandar Jakšić, the son of the owner of the recently demolished 'Jezero' hotel on Gazivode, has stated that his family has no plans to relocate. He asserts that the hotel was built on his great-grandfather's property, representing an €800,000 investment, and claims that President Aleksandar Vučić's words of not giving up Gazivode encouraged them to continue their work.

Danas: Owner's son: 'We are not planning to move, the hotel was built on my…

Aleksandar Jakšić, son of the owner of the demolished 'Jezero' hotel on Gazivode, states they do not plan to relocate, asserting the hotel was built on his great-grandfather's property and discusses their next steps.

Nova: Son of Owner of Destroyed Hotel 'Jezero': 'Hotel Built on My…

The son of the owner of the destroyed "Jezero" hotel shares his story, stating the hotel was built on his great-grandfather's property, involved an investment of €800,000, and that Serbian President Vučić's words about not giving up Gazivode encouraged them to continue working.

President Aleksandar Vučić has been drawing comparisons between the prices of bread and fuel, prompting questions about the implications of a 65 dinar loaf of bread and potential manipulation in these comparisons. Meanwhile, an analysis of recent foreign investment data in Serbia indicates a trend where existing investors are reinvesting, but new investors are not entering the Serbian market, raising questions about the country's economic climate.

N1: Vučić Compares Bread and Fuel Prices: What Does a 65 Dinara Loaf Say and…

President Vučić is reportedly comparing prices of bread and fuel, with the article questioning the significance of a 65 dinar loaf of bread and whether these comparisons involve manipulation.

Insajder: Existing Investors Reinvesting, No New Investors in Serbia: Analysis of…

An analysis of recently published foreign investment data in Serbia reveals that existing investors are reinvesting, while new investors are not entering the market, raising questions about the country's economic climate.

The Bitef festival is facing challenges, reportedly losing its fifth performance with Argentine director Marina Otero withdrawing her show. There are also reports from German public service alleging that the Exit festival was pressured by the Serbian government to relocate to Montenegro. In sports, basketball player Nemanja Nedović has discussed his departure from Crvena Zvezda, citing disrespect, while Crvena Zvezda's football team is approaching the Champions League draw with a unique…

Vreme: 'Vreme' Learns: Bitef Festival Loses Fifth Performance

The news outlet reports that Argentine director Marina Otero has withdrawn her performance 'Kill Me' from the Bitef festival, raising questions about the festival's viability with only two remaining shows.

Vreme: German Public Service: How the Regime Drove Exit Festival Out of Serbia

According to a German public service report, the Exit festival, the largest music festival in the Balkans, was pressured by the Serbian government to relocate to Montenegro.

Nova: 'I Experienced Disrespect, There's No Option for Me to Return': Nedović…

Basketball player Nemanja Nedović discusses his departure from Crvena Zvezda, citing disrespect and detailing the events that led to his exit.

Nova: Zvezda's Approach to Champions League Draw is Unique: Favorite Against Anyone…

The article discusses Crvena Zvezda's strategy and mindset heading into the Champions League draw, identifying them as favorites and speculating on their ideal opponent.