Danijel Sinani, the Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, was physically attacked in the city center, prompting strong condemnation from Rector Đokić and colleagues who linked the incident to a hostile political narrative. The alleged attacker was detained, and colleagues organized a support rally.

Nova: Rector Đokić: 'The perpetrators are not solely to blame, but also those who…

Rector Đokić strongly condemns an attack on Sinani, arguing that the responsibility lies not only with the direct perpetrators but also with those who have fostered a hostile environment for an extended period.

N1: School of Philosophy dean assaulted in central Belgrade

School of Philosophy Dean Danijel Sinani was attacked in central Belgrade on Friday and subsequently admitted to the Emergency Center, N1 has learned.

Nova: The Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, Danijel Sinani, Was…

The Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy, Danijel Sinani, was physically attacked today in Čika Ljubina Street, in the center of Belgrade, Nova.rs learns.

Vreme: The dean of the Faculty of Philosophy was attacked, the man who was harassed…

The Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy, Danijel Sinani, was attacked today in the center of Belgrade and is currently in the Emergency Center, Nova and N1 write.

Nova: The Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, Danijel Sinani, Was…

The Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy, Danijel Sinani, was physically attacked today in the center of Belgrade, the portal Nova.rs learns.

Danas: Support for Dean Sinani: The label "blockader" has become a target on people's…

The Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy, Danijel Sinani, was attacked in the center of Belgrade, and his colleagues gathered to support him in front of the faculty.

President Aleksandar Vučić has announced his intention to resign from his presidential role on September 25 or 26, 2026, to actively campaign for the position of Prime Minister in the snap general elections scheduled for October 25. His party, the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), has nominated him as their prime ministerial candidate.

Danas: Vučić: 170,000 signatures collected in three hours for the United Serbia list.

President Vučić announced that 170,000 signatures were gathered for the 'United Serbia' list within three hours.

Danas: A single factor allowed Vučić to remain in politics: Russian daily Vedomosti…

The Russian newspaper Vedomosti analyzes the pre-election landscape in Serbia, identifying a key factor that has allowed President Vučić to stay in power.

N1: Incumbent President's Campaigning: A Mix of Intimidation and New Promises

This article critically examines the campaigning tactics of the outgoing president, describing them as a combination of intimidation and the offering of new promises.

SeeNews: Serbia's Vucic to resign as president at end-Sept to seek premiership

Serbia's president Aleksandar Vucic said on Friday he will resign on September 25 or 26 to join his party's campaign for the October 25 snap general election, in which he will run for prime minister.

WTVB: Serbia's Russia-friendly president to resign in late September before running…

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said he would resign from office on Sept. 25 or 26 before focusing on his campaign for the upcoming parliamentary elections.

With snap elections approaching on October 25, the 'Student List - Students are Winning' has officially launched its campaign, marking their entry into the political race. This initiative, backed by various opposition parties and student movements, aims to give a voice to students in the political process.

Insajder: From Field Campaign to Box Watchers: How Will Opposition Parties Support…

With Serbian elections scheduled for October 25th, opposition parties are strategizing on how to support students, moving from campaign efforts to becoming 'box watchers' at polling stations.

Danas: Most parties have declared whether they will participate in the elections or…

A political report indicates that most political parties in Serbia have announced their stance on participating in the upcoming elections or their support for a 'Student list'.

N1: Election Race Begins in Serbia: Student List Launches Campaign

The start of the election race in Serbia is marked by a student list initiating its campaign, with significant public support observed.

Insajder: Rector of University of Arts: 'In this process, we are the voice of students'

The Rector of the University of Arts, Mirjana Nikolić, states that the 'Student List - Students are Winning' initiative represents the voice of students in the political process.

Nova: Precedent: Students First to Campaign, SNS Already Lagging

In a political first, students have begun campaigning, suggesting that the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) might be falling behind in the upcoming election cycle.

Nova: Psychologist Vladimir Mihić: Citizens Will Have to Defend Their Votes

Psychologist Vladimir Mihić discusses the political climate, suggesting that citizens may need to actively defend their votes in upcoming elections.

A segment of the N1 newsroom has publicly accused its news director, Branislav Šovljanski, of targeting female journalists, specifically Danica Vučić and Žaklina Tatalović. This accusation highlights concerns within the media outlet regarding professional impartiality and internal pressure.

Danas: N1 staff accuse news director of targeting female journalists; he claims it's…

A segment of the N1 newsroom has accused its news director, Branislav Šovljanski, of targeting female journalists, a claim he denies.

Nova: 'We Condemn the Targeting of Journalists Danica Vučić and Žaklina Tatalović by…

A statement from a segment of the N1 editorial staff condemning the alleged targeting of journalists Danica Vučić and Žaklina Tatalović by their news director, Branislav Šovljanski.

Vijesti: Part of N1 journalists: We condemn the targeting of our colleagues Vučenić and…

Some journalists and editors from the N1 newsroom in Serbia publicly condemned the "targeting of journalists Danica Vučenić and Žaklina Tatalović by N1 news director Branislav Šovljanski" after, as they stated, Šovljanski accused their colleagues - Danica Vučenić - of lying and Žaklina Tatalović of wanting to get involved in politics on N1 television's "Novi dan".

Serbia is facing economic difficulties, with an analysis revealing the limited purchasing power of 6,000 dinars for citizens. Additionally, loan rates tied to the Euro are expected to increase, further impacting the economy.

Danas: Half a tank of diesel or dinner for two: What can be bought for 6,000 dinars?

An economic analysis explores what Serbian citizens can afford with 6,000 dinars, comparing it to the cost of fuel and a night out.

Vreme: New Economy: Rising Loan Rates Are Certain, Only the Amount is in Question

Due to external factors, loans tied to the Euro in Serbia are becoming more expensive, and the only question is how much interest rates will increase by the end of the year.

Nova: Former JAT Workers Await 7.5 Million Euros from the State

This article addresses the financial claims of former employees of the defunct airline JAT, who are seeking 7.5 million euros in compensation from the Serbian state.

A conflict has emerged between the Ministry of Culture and Expo 2027 regarding grants for cultural creation, with the Minister threatening to reject the competition's results if favored candidates are not supported.

Vreme: Expo 2027 Conflict: Ministry of Culture vs. Expo on Cultural Creation Grants

The Minister of Culture has threatened to reject Expo's grant competition for cultural creation if candidates favored by the Ministry are not supported, halting the announcement of results.

An ongoing investigation into Serbian arms dealers has brought to light the arrest of one individual with substantial luxury assets, while another is currently under sanctions imposed by the United States.

Nova: Who Are the Serbian Arms Dealers: One Arrested with Luxury Assets, Another…

The article investigates Serbian arms dealers, highlighting one who was apprehended with significant luxury assets and another who is currently under sanctions imposed by the United States.

An article delves into the historical precedents of Serbian patriarchs conducting funeral services for various national figures, including royalty and controversial political leaders such as Mladić.

N1: Who Serbian Patriarchs Held Funeral Services For: From King to Ljotić and Mladić

An article exploring the historical context of funeral services held by Serbian patriarchs for various Serbian figures, including royalty and controversial political leaders.