The government, led by Prime Minister Đuro Macut, has received the ruling coalition's support in a no-confidence vote, halting immediate calls for snap parliamentary elections. This occurs as details emerge from a Belgrade prosecutor's indictment, suggesting the presidential cabinet of Aleksandar Vučić is involved in the 'Nadstrešnica' (Canopy) case. Additionally, a law on public debt is being amended to introduce a commission fee for state guarantees, and a psychiatrist, Dr. Milutin Kostić…

N1: Macut on confidence vote: Signal for government to continue at this pace, I…

Minister Macut views the vote of confidence as an endorsement for the government to maintain its current pace, and he vows to continue his work.

Nova: INVESTIGATION: Vučić's Cabinet Implicated in Belgrade Prosecutor's Office…

Details emerge from a Belgrade prosecutor's indictment, suggesting involvement of the Serbian presidential cabinet in the 'Nadstrešnica' (Canopy) case.

N1: Law on Public Debt changes: State will charge commission for each guarantee…

The law on public debt is being amended to introduce a commission fee for the state on any issued guarantees.

Vreme: Retaliation by Authorities: A Case from Life

A psychiatrist, Dr. Milutin Kostić, is facing attempts to destroy his professional credibility among patients and challenge his ethics, indicating the regime's willingness to go to extreme measures.

National Assembly of Serbia: National Assembly of Serbia: Support for the Government, elections 'on hold'

Even after three days of heated debate in parliament, Serbia is no closer to snap parliamentary elections. The government, which has been led since April 2025 by doctor and university professor Đura Macut, received the backing of the ruling coalition - led by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) - to continue its work. Of the.

Serbia is facing a severe environmental crisis marked by historically low water levels in the Danube River, which has led to stranded boats and exposed sandbars. The country is also at an increasing risk of forest fires. Compounding these issues, a 12-day heatwave has begun, with an orange meteoalarm in effect for the entire country and temperatures expected to reach up to 40 degrees Celsius.

Vreme: Serbia Faces Increasingly Dangerous Forest Fires

Serbia is at increasing risk of forest fires, with experts warning about the danger, while large-scale fires simultaneously affect France, Spain, and other parts of Europe.

Insajder: Boats stranded and sandbars revealed as Danube water levels hit historic lows

Nasukani čamci i dugački peščani sprudovi: Kako izgledaju mesta gde je Dunav na zabrinjavajuće niskom nivou? (VIDEO) reports on the severe impact of historically low Danube water levels in Serbia, with stranded boats and exposed sandbars. The situation is attributed to high temperatures and lack…

Insajder: RHMZ: Orange meteoalarm in effect for all of Serbia as heatwave begins

The Serbian Republic Hydrometeorological Service has issued an orange meteoalarm for the entire country as a heatwave is set to begin with temperatures reaching 37°C.

Nova: Heatwave Begins, Lasting 12 Days: Extreme Temperatures Expected, Potential…

A 12-day heatwave is set to begin in Serbia, with daytime temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius and nighttime temperatures around 26. The forecast also considers the possibility of cooler weather at the end of August.

Serbia faces an approaching July 31st deadline for NIS's operational license, a critical issue for the country's energy sector. Meanwhile, fuel prices in Serbia are reported to be the highest in the region, with a minister attributing the increase to current water levels. In the political arena, a new poll indicates that the 'Student List' now commands greater support than the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) list, suggesting potential shifts in public sentiment.

Danas: NIS Operational License: What Awaits Serbia After July 31st?

This article discusses the critical need for NIS's operational license and explores what Serbia can expect following the July 31st deadline.

N1: Fuel in Serbia most expensive in the region, minister blames water levels

Fuel prices in Serbia are significantly higher than in neighboring countries, with the minister attributing the increase to water levels.

Danas: Poll: Student List Supported by 39.6%, SNS List by 37.5%

A survey by the New Serbian Political Thought indicates that the student list has 39.6% support, while the SNS list has 37.5% support.

Political campaigning continues with reports of government officials touring the country. Separately, Professor Videnović is discussing a dispute surrounding the future of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, framing it as a struggle for institutional control rather than mere retribution.

Vreme: Election Campaign Underneath Tents: The Ruling Party Enjoys Roasts and Folk…

Government officials are touring Serbia like a traveling circus, animating their voters under tents. This campaign is the cover story of Vreme's summer double issue.

Insajder: Professor Videnović on dispute over Faculty of Philosophy in Niš: It's about…

Professor Videnović discusses the conflict surrounding the future of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, stating it's not just about retribution but about institutional control.