New physical clashes occurred in Novi Sad between activists of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and citizens supporting students, leading to police intervention and comments from Aleksandar Vučić, the former President and current prime ministerial candidate. This comes as Tatjana Mićić, an alderwoman, is giving police testimony regarding an incident with Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić, who denies accusations of assault. A protest in support of Mićić also took place.

Vreme: Campaign Acceleration: Fight in Novi Sad (Video)

A physical conflict occurred near Futoška Market in Novi Sad between SNS activists and citizens supporting students, prompting police intervention.

Nova: Vučić Comments on Clashes Between SNS Activists and Citizens in Novi Sad

President Vučić has issued a statement following the physical altercations between SNS activists and citizens on the streets of Novi Sad.

Nova: VIDEO: Fight Between SNS Activists and Citizens Near Futoška Pijaca Over…

A video shows a physical altercation between SNS activists and citizens near Futoška Pijaca following an attempt to seize a banner, with Ilija Srdanović also present at the protest.

Insajder: Support Gathering Outside SNS Novi Beograd: Mićić Gives Testimony to Police

Tatjana Mićić is giving a statement to the police regarding an incident involving Aleksandar Šapić outside the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) office in Novi Beograd.

Nova: Protest in Support of Tanja Mićić Outside City Hall; Citizens Demand Arrest…

A gathering in support of Tanja Mićić took place in front of the Novi Beograd City Hall, where citizens applauded her and called for her arrest and the dismissal of Šapić.

Issues surrounding the integrity of voter lists are being highlighted, with a member of the Commission for Revision of the Voter List, Ognjen Rašuo, discussing problems such as 15 people registered at a 24 square meter apartment. Additionally, high school graduates attempting to vote from abroad are encountering difficulties, including non-existent email addresses and being redirected between consulates.

Insajder: 15 People Living in a 24 sqm Apartment: Rašuo on Serbia's Voter List Issues

Ognjen Rašuo, a member of the Commission for Revision of the Voter List, discusses the challenges and importance of ensuring a clean voter list for fair elections in Serbia, highlighting issues like delays in list publication and the need for citizen verification.

Nova: Graduates Face Hurdles Voting Abroad Amidst Excursion Plans

High school graduates wanting to vote during their excursions are encountering difficulties, with reports of non-existent email addresses and being passed between consulates when trying to register.

The exclusive right to operate the Serbian energy company NIS has expired today. This also marks the deadline for negotiations between MOL and Gazprom Neft, creating uncertainty in the country's energy sector.

Danas: NIS License Expires Today, As Does MOL and Gazprom Neft Negotiation Deadline

The exclusive right to operate NIS expires today, and the deadline for negotiations between MOL and Gazprom Neft is also today.

N1: NIS awaits American decision, two more important deadlines are approaching…

Serbian energy company NIS is awaiting a decision from American investors, with other key deadlines approaching for deals involving MOL and Russian gas supplies.

The Education Ministry is reportedly continuing a trend of appointing school directors despite opposition from school collectives, a practice described as 'vengeance upon education'.

Danas: Education Ministry's Vengeance Continues: Minister Appoints School Directors…

The article reports that the Serbian minister is appointing school directors despite the opposition of the school collectives, continuing a trend described as 'vengeance upon education'.

Aleksandar Vučić, who resigned as President and is now campaigning for the prime minister's post, is reportedly changing his political strategy by refusing dialogue with those he considers his enemies. His first election campaign advertisement is also being analyzed for its messaging.

Danas: Vučić Changes Tactics: No Dialogue With His Enemies

President Aleksandar Vučić is reportedly changing his political strategy by refusing dialogue with those he considers his enemies.

Danas: What is Vučić Saying with His First Election Spot?

The article analyzes the message conveyed by President Aleksandar Vučić in his first election campaign advertisement.

N1: First without a function, but still 'in power': How Vučić governs beyond…

An analysis of how Serbian President Vučić maintains his influence and governs the country despite not holding a formal executive position.

N1: Student List and United Serbia: Vukadinović on September poll and Vučić's…

Political analyst Đorđe Vukadinović discusses recent polls concerning the Student List and United Serbia, as well as President Vučić's political strategy targeting students from the right.

A retaining wall collapse in Belgrade's Braće Jerković neighborhood has raised concerns about systemic problems within Serbian construction practices.

Vreme: Collapse on Vojvode Vlahovića Street: Years of Dangerous Construction

A retaining wall collapsed in Belgrade's Braće Jerković neighborhood, raising concerns about systemic problems in Serbian construction.

Health centers across Serbia are experiencing overcrowding due to widespread virus outbreaks, with reports of a particularly dangerous symptom affecting many individuals.

Nova: Virus Overwhelms Serbian Health Centers, Dangerous Symptom Spreads

Virus outbreaks have filled waiting rooms in health centers across Serbia, with a particularly dangerous symptom affecting many people.

Cigarette packs in Serbia will soon feature graphic images and new health warnings, aligning with international standards to deter smoking.

Vreme: Campaign Against Smoking: Black Toes, Baby with Pacifier, Tongue Cancer…

Cigarette packs in Serbia will soon feature graphic images and new health warnings, similar to international standards.

An investigation is underway into the proposed Đerdap 3 hydroelectric project, questioning its feasibility and whether it is merely a pre-election promise, with companies Bechtel and Millennium Team involved.

N1: Bechtel builds, Millennium Team designs, but still on paper: Is Đerdap 3 just…

An investigation into the proposed Đerdap 3 hydroelectric project, questioning its feasibility and whether it's a pre-election promise, involving companies Bechtel and Millennium Team.