Serious accusations have emerged regarding wiretapping, bot centers, and the misuse of military services, with a specific focus on former President Aleksandar Vučić. Novica Antić, former president of the Military Trade Union of Serbia, claims to have evidence that the director of the Military Security Agency organized the monitoring and eavesdropping of journalists and political activists. Additionally, questions are being raised about the legality and ethical implications of courts approving…

N1: Accusations of wiretapping and misuse of military services

Serious accusations have been made regarding wiretapping, bot centers, and the misuse of military services, with a focus on President Vučić.

Insajder: How Can a Court Approve Special Evidentiary Measures Against Journalists and…

The article questions the legality and ethical implications of a court approving special evidentiary measures, citing the surveillance of journalists from the Radar weekly by the Security Information Agency.

Vreme: Novica Antić: The director of the VBA has been organizing wiretapping for years

The former president of the Military Union, Novica Antic, claims that the director of the VBA, Đura Jovanić, organized the monitoring and eavesdropping of journalists, political and opposition activists.

The closure of Alta Bank has left many individuals, including Russian citizens who had moved to Serbia, without their savings. New documentation suggests that the National Bank of Serbia had reasons to investigate Alta Bank much earlier, as risks identified in late 2026 had reportedly existed for over a year. Analysts are also evaluating the future of Serbia's economy, suggesting that while former President Aleksandar Vučić may have resigned, his economic policies will likely remain influential.

Vreme: Alta Bank Closure: A Dead Bank is Less Dangerous Than a Live One

Documentation suggests the National Bank of Serbia had reasons to investigate Alta Bank much earlier, as risks identified in late 2026 had existed for over a year.

Insajder: All Money Gone Overnight: Alta Bank Closure Affects Russians in Serbia

Russians who moved to Serbia for a new start lost their savings overnight after Alta Bank had its license revoked, impacting their ability to build a future.

Nova: Serbia's economy post-Vučić: Foreign Policy analysis

Foreign Policy analyzes the future of Serbia's economy, suggesting that while President Vučić may leave, his economic policies will remain influential.

The Higher Court in Belgrade has accepted the prosecution's appeal and ordered the extension of detention for Marko Kričak, former head of the Criminal Police Directorate, and Neđeljko Sekulović, head of the Crime Suppression Service. The decision was made due to the perceived risk of them re-offending, continuing the legal proceedings in cases related to police misconduct.

Vreme: Detention Extended for Kričak and Sekulović

The Higher Court in Belgrade accepted the prosecution's appeal and ordered detention for Kričak and Sekulović due to the risk of re-offending.

Insajder: Belgrade Higher Court Upholds Prosecution Appeal; Detains Kričak and Sekulović

The Higher Court in Belgrade has accepted the appeal of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office and ordered the detention of Marko Kričak and Neđeljko Sekulović to prevent them from re-offending.

Milan Vuković, a former Interpol employee known as 'Baka' and currently the Acting Director of the Special Detention Unit at the District Prison in Belgrade, has been arrested on suspicion of assault and corruption. Reports indicate he is a serious oncology patient requiring special medical care. This arrest is part of a broader surge in police and prosecution activity following recent elections, prompting questions about whether these actions are aimed at institutional reform or…

Nova: Former Interpol officer arrested for assault and corruption

Milan Vuković, nicknamed 'Baka', a former Interpol employee accused of being beaten by 'Šarić's dirty police' and later using a 'G class' vehicle to intimidate citizens, has been arrested.

Insajder: Post-Election Hyperactivity of Police and Prosecution: Freeing Institutions or…

The article questions the motives behind the recent surge in police and prosecution activity following elections, pondering if it's about institutional reform or self-preservation.

Following recent elections, Duško Lopandić suggests that Serbia could accelerate its path to European Union membership by implementing reforms, potentially becoming the next country to join after Montenegro. Milorad Pupovac, a Croatian politician, also believes that changes in Serbia's political course could foster greater dialogue and resolve long-standing issues between Belgrade and Zagreb. The British Ambassador noted the recent elections were interesting, with limited contact with the…

Vreme: Lopandić: Serbia is Closer to Europe Due to Change of Government

Duško Lopandić stated that Serbia could be the next country to join the European Union after Montenegro if it accelerates reforms and meets membership conditions.

Vreme: Pupovac: We Expect Changes in Serbia to Bring Better Belgrade-Zagreb Relations

Milorad Pupovac believes that the change in Serbia's political course could open space for more freedom, dialogue, and resolution of long-standing issues between Belgrade and Zagreb.

N1: British Ambassador: Elections were interesting, limited contact with Students'…

The British Ambassador stated that the elections were interesting and that there was limited contact with the Students' List until the final weeks of the campaign.

The election process to select members for national minority councils has officially commenced.

Danas: Voting begins for national minority council members

The election process for members of national minority councils has commenced.

A student initiative has put forward a proposal to invest 2% of the country's GDP in science. However, an analysis based on European Union experiences suggests that such an investment does not automatically guarantee increased economic growth.

Danas: Student list announces investment of 2% of GDP in science: EU experience…

A student initiative proposes investing 2% of GDP in science, but an analysis based on EU experiences suggests this does not automatically guarantee increased economic growth.

Former employees of Euronews Serbia have come forward with claims that Minja Miletić and Dragana Pejović were responsible for systematically pressuring journalists within the organization.

Nova: Former Euronews Serbia staff accuse managers of pressuring journalists

Former employees of Euronews Serbia claim that Minja Miletić and Dragana Pejović were responsible for systematic pressure exerted on journalists.

Meteorologists in Serbia are predicting a period of unseasonably warm weather, with temperatures expected to reach up to 24 degrees Celsius, before a significant shift to snowy conditions begins on a specific date.

Nova: Warm weather in Serbia to be followed by snow

Meteorologists predict temperatures in Serbia will reach up to 24 degrees Celsius before a shift to snowy conditions starting on a specific date.