Nine individuals, including Igor Žmirić, the commander of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (SAJ), and eight other current and former police officers, have been arrested on suspicion of abuse and torture in a garage of the Serbian government building. Milan Vuković, the director of the Special Pre-trial Unit of the Belgrade District Prison, has also been arrested. These arrests follow earlier calls for the dismissal of senior law enforcement officials, including Žmirić, who was previously…

Insajder: Nine Arrested for Torture in Serbian Government Garage, Including SAJ Commander

Nine people, including the commander of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit, Igor Žmirić, have been arrested on suspicion of abuse and torture in a garage of the Serbian government building.

N1: MUP confirms arrest of Zmirić and eight former/current police officers for…

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) confirmed the arrest of Zmirić and eight former and current police officers suspected of abusing students in the government's garage.

Danas: Director of the Special Pre-trial Unit of the Belgrade District Prison arrested

Milan Vuković, also known as Baka, the director of the Special Pre-trial Unit of the Belgrade District Prison, has been arrested.

Danas: Who is Igor Žmirić, the apprehended commander of the SAJ police unit?

An article investigates the identity of Igor Žmirić, the commander of the SAJ police unit who has been apprehended.

Journalist Slavković has alleged that the Security Intelligence Agency (BIA) deliberately wiretapped Radar journalists to uncover their sources. This comes amid exclusive revelations of documents suggesting secret surveillance of critics of the former Aleksandar Vučić regime. Consequently, there are calls for the BIA to be disbanded and for the Republic Public Prosecutor's Office to urgently initiate pre-trial proceedings to investigate potential legal breaches. Military analyst Aleksandar…

N1: Slavkovic on wiretapping of Radar journalists: BIA's goal was to get our sources

Journalist Slavković states that the intention behind wiretapping Radar journalists was for the BIA to discover their sources.

Nova: EXCLUSIVE: Documents on Secret Surveillance of Aleksandar Vučić's Regime…

Exclusive documents suggest secret surveillance of critics of Aleksandar Vučić's regime, leading to a call for the BIA to be disbanded.

N1: Golubović on wiretapping: TOK should urgently launch pre-trial proceedings

Golubović calls for the Republic Public Prosecutor's Office (TOK) to immediately initiate pre-trial proceedings to determine if the law was broken regarding wiretapping.

Vreme: Radić for Vreme: Cobras Must No Longer Exist

Military analyst Aleksandar Radić, living in exile due to persecution, discusses how parts of the security services are trying to survive the change of government, why he calls for lustration, and which units should be disbanded.

The owner of Alta Bank is facing a potential prison sentence of two to ten years as investigations continue into the bank's collapse and its business model, which is being compared to Vista Rika. New allegations suggest that approximately 6.5 million euros intended for a mosaic in the Temple of Saint Sava were channeled through Alta Bank and potentially moved to Moscow, raising questions about the National Bank of Serbia's responsibility. Concerns also persist regarding the validity of…

Danas: Vista Rika and Alta Bank had similar business models: Can the Alta case shake…

An investigation into Vista Rika and Alta Bank's similar business models raises questions about confidence in investment funds.

Vreme: Vreme Investigates: Funds for Church Mosaic via Alta Bank in Moscow?

The Serbian government allegedly approved around 6.5 million euros for a new mosaic in the Temple of Saint Sava, with the first payment reportedly made to Alta Bank. Vreme reports suspicions that the money was moved to Moscow and details the business empire of Davor Macura.

N1: Alta Bank owner faces 2 to 10 years in prison: Is the NBS free of…

The owner of Alta Bank is facing a potential prison sentence of two to ten years, raising questions about the National Bank of Serbia's (NBS) responsibility in the matter.

N1: Did citizens' payments via exchange offices that worked with Alta Group go…

An inquiry questions whether payments made by citizens through exchange offices, which operated with Alta Group before their licenses were revoked, are still valid.

A recent EU report has delivered a scathing assessment of Serbia's universities, noting a decline in education for the first time due to repression against students. This comes as students in Niš faced a blockade, leading to arrests, including a former councilor, an SNS official, and a kickboxer, in connection with an attack on bikers.

Insajder: EU Report Harsh on Serbia's Universities, Education Declining

Bojana Selaković from the National Convention for the EU states that the EU report on Serbia is the worst ever due to repression against universities and students, marking the first time Serbia has regressed in education.

Nova: Students Blockaded Niš: Former Councilor, SNS Official, and Kickboxer Among…

Students in Niš were blockaded, and arrests were made including a former councilor, SNS official, and kickboxer in connection with an attack on bikers.

N1: Niš students: Former councilor, SNS official, and kickboxer among those…

Among those arrested for an attack on bikers in Niš are a former councilor, an SNS official, and a kickboxer.

Novi Sad police are actively searching for Gorski Matović, an individual recently pardoned by former President Aleksandar Vučić for attacking students, who is now suspected of threatening citizens on election day. Concurrently, an inquiry committee is set to submit an initiative to Public Prosecutor Zagorka Dolovac to file a lawsuit with the Administrative Court aimed at annulling Vučić's pardon decisions.

Vreme: Police Searching for Recently Pardoned Gorski Matović

Novi Sad police are searching for Gorski Matović, who was pardoned by Vučić for attacking students, as he is now suspected of threatening citizens on election day.

Vreme: Inquiry Committee: A Lawsuit Should Be Filed Over Vučić's Pardons

The inquiry committee will submit an initiative to Zagorka Dolovac to file a lawsuit with the Administrative Court to annul the pardon decisions made by Aleksandar Vučić.

Dejan Šoškić, a full professor at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Economics and former Governor of the National Bank of Serbia, has stated he would consider the prime minister position if proposed by students and as a result of a democratic process. He anticipates that a new government could be formed within the next month, following the Student List's recent parliamentary election victory.

Vreme: Šoškić: I Would Consider Prime Minister Post, New Government in a Month

Dejan Šoškić states he would consider the prime minister position if proposed by students and as a result of a democratic process, anticipating that a new government could be formed within the next month.

Vreme: 'This Situation' Podcast: Everything Going According to Plan

A podcast discusses events in the first ten days following the fall of the progressive government, analyzing what has changed, what remains the same, and what surprises might still occur.

The public service regulator (REM) has taken its first measure against the tabloid Informer, fining it for broadcasting only one emission for seven days. The reasons behind this sanction are being questioned.

Vreme: First REM Measure Against Informer: Why Was Only One Emission Broadcast for…

The public service regulator (REM) has taken action against the tabloid Informer, fining it for broadcasting only one emission for seven days, leading to questions about the reasons behind this sanction.