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Serbia: Government faces no-confidence vote — FrontPages.eu, July 27, 2026

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Serbia's political landscape is currently dominated by an ongoing no-confidence motion against the government of Prime Minister Đuro Macut. The National Assembly is debating the motion, which has been described as a political spectacle, with opposition figures like Miroslav Aleksić presenting allegations against the government. While the ruling coalition, led by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), is expected to confirm confidence in the government, the debate highlights underlying political tensions and calls for accountability. Adding to the political fervor is a palpable pre-election atmosphere, fueled by speculation about the timing of future polls and President Aleksandar Vučić's political maneuvers. Political analysts suggest that delays in calling elections might indicate a decline in public support for the President. Discussions also revolve around potential changes to the constitution if there is a shift in power, and the effectiveness of opposition strategies. Beyond the political arena, economic and social issues are also making headlines. The Constitutional Court has ruled that the state illegally seized a significant amount of dinars from citizens, and changes to the law on excise duties are expected to remove fuel price limitations. On a positive note, a Serbian startup has achieved 'unicorn' status, reaching a valuation of $1.6 billion, marking a significant milestone for the country's tech sector.

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The Serbian National Assembly is currently holding an extraordinary session to debate a no-confidence motion against the government of Prime Minister Đuro Macut. The motion, initiated by opposition leader Miroslav Aleksić, follows accusations against a minister and is seen as a significant political event. Despite the opposition's efforts to highlight alleged government scandals, Milenko Jovanov of the ruling 'Aleksandar Vučić - Serbia Must Not Stop' parliamentary group stated that the session…

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A live blog covers the Serbian National Assembly's debate on a no-confidence motion against the government, initiated by opposition leader Miroslav Aleksić. The motion follows accusations against the Minister of Culture.

Nova: Live Blog: Vote of No Confidence in Government Begins

A live blog covers the extraordinary session of the Serbian Parliament concerning a vote of no confidence in the government, with Miroslav Aleksić questioning the presence of a doctor at a crime scene the morning after a murder.

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Live coverage of an extraordinary parliamentary session in Serbia where a motion of no-confidence against the government is being debated, with opposition representative Aleksić outlining alleged government scandals.

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Political commentary surrounding a government debate indicates a lengthy discussion is expected, with a potential resignation and new elections on the horizon.

Vreme: Jovanov: No Vote of No Confidence in the Government

Milenko Jovanov, president of the parliamentary group 'Aleksandar Vučić - Serbia Must Not Stand Still,' stated that the extraordinary session of the National Assembly will confirm full confidence in the government of Đura Macut.

Serbia is experiencing a pre-election atmosphere, with political figures and analysts discussing the timing and implications of potential upcoming elections. President Aleksandar Vučić's alleged delays in calling elections are being interpreted by some, like political analyst Cvijetin Korać, as a sign of declining support. Opposition figures, including Miroslav Aleksić, suggest that earlier elections could have prevented various controversies. President Vučić is also proposing subsidies to…

Danas: Pre-election Atmosphere in Serbia: Whoever Wins, They Will Talk!

This article discusses the current pre-election climate in Serbia, suggesting that the outcome of the elections will lead to significant discourse and political activity.

N1: Korać: The longer Vučić postpones elections, the less support he seems to have…

Political analyst Cvijetin Korać suggests that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's delay in calling elections may indicate a decline in his support, implying public dissatisfaction.

N1: Vučić announces subsidies for diaspora return: State aid or pre-election vote…

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is proposing subsidies to encourage members of the diaspora to return, raising questions about whether this is genuine state support or a tactic to gain votes before an election.

Danas: Nedeljkov (CRTA): If the research findings were unrealistic, elections would…

A representative from CRTA, Nedeljkov, comments on the reliability of research findings and their potential impact on election timing.

N1: Aleksić: If elections were called earlier, the shame with the General Staff…

Opposition figure Aleksić argues that earlier elections could have prevented controversies related to the General Staff and other scandals.

Nova: New Constitution as First Step After Government Change

The article posits that a new constitution should be the primary step if there is a change in government in Serbia, explaining the reasons behind this assertion.

Nova: Dačić and the Socialists: A Chameleon in a Radical Role

An analysis focusing on Ivica Dačić and the Socialist Party of Serbia, describing his political maneuvering as that of a 'chameleon in a radical role'.

The Constitutional Court of Serbia has reported that the state illegally confiscated 103 billion Serbian dinars from citizens. Additionally, the government is moving to amend the law on excise duties, which will remove the 20% limitation on fuel prices.

Nova: Constitutional Court Rules State Illegally Seized 103 Billion Dinars

A report from the Constitutional Court stating that the state has illegally confiscated 103 billion Serbian dinars from citizens.

Danas: Law on Excise Duties is Changing: No 20% Limit on Fuel

The Serbian government is amending the law on excise duties, which will remove the 20% limitation previously imposed on fuel prices.

Several social and crime stories have emerged, including a mother's testimony accusing the Serbian state and President Aleksandar Vučić of concealing the truth about her son's death in the 'Panda' incident. There are also reports of an incident in Bačka Palanka involving erratic driving, alleged dog cruelty by reality TV star Kristijan Golubović, and a tragic murder-suicide near Bor.

Nova: Mother's Testimony: 'Serbian State Killed Our Children,' Vučić Hides Truth

A mother shares a poignant testimony claiming the Serbian state killed her son, Dragana Trifovića (17), during the 'Panda' incident, and accuses President Aleksandar Vučić of concealing the truth.

N1: DS councilor on incident in Bačka Palanka: Driver accelerated near column…

A councilor from the Democratic Party (DS) described an incident in Bačka Palanka where a driver allegedly accelerated into a crowd, exhibiting erratic driving behavior.

Nova: Alleged Dog Cruelty by Reality TV Star Sparks Outrage

An unsettling video circulating on social media allegedly shows reality TV participant Kristijan Golubović abusing a dog, prompting an animal welfare association to demand an urgent investigation based on claims by his former partner.

Nova: Tragic Details of Murder-Suicide Near Bor

The story details a disturbing murder-suicide case near Bor, where a woman's body was found in the hallway and her estranged partner's body was discovered in the attic.

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