President Aleksandar Vučić is expected to officially call for snap parliamentary elections today, following Prime Minister Đuro Macut's proposal to dissolve the National Assembly. This comes amidst ongoing political maneuvering where President Vučić is also expected to lead the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) list and be nominated as a candidate for Prime Minister. In a significant development, the Party of Freedom and Justice (PSG) has announced its decision to boycott the upcoming…

Vreme: Vučić expected to call elections today

President Vučić announced that on Wednesday at noon he would dissolve the Parliament and call for elections.

Vreme: Prime Minister Macut proposed calling for early elections

Prime Minister Đuro Macut proposed to the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, the dissolution of the National Assembly and the announcement extraordinary parliamentary elections.

Nova: PSG Decides: Not Participating in Elections

The Party of Freedom and Justice (PSG) has reportedly decided not to participate in upcoming elections, a significant political development in Serbia.

Danas: PSG Decided: Not Participating in the Elections

The Party for Freedom and Justice (PSG) has made a decision not to participate in the upcoming elections.

N1: N1 learns: PSG decided not to run in elections

According to N1's sources, the Party of Freedom and Justice (PSG) has made a decision not to participate in the upcoming elections.

Insajder: Panovic: Presidential elections easier for opposition homogenization than…

Zoran Panović, program director of Demostat, stated that presidential elections are more conducive to unifying the opposition than parliamentary elections. He also suggested that if the ruling party secures a majority and President Vučić takes the prime ministerial mandate, it could be a strategic…

Vreme: Snap parliamentary elections: Is Vučić (un)prepared?

The death of Ratko Mladić just before the snap parliamentary elections has returned the ruling SNS party to its radical roots. The question of whether he is a criminal or a hero is a distraction from the core issue: the conflict between the leader's principles and the principles of the republic.

A company reportedly linked to First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Siniša Mali's lawyer is facing allegations of laundering over 11 million euros for the EXPO 2027 project. These new corruption claims emerge as Serbia grapples with record-high housing prices, particularly in Belgrade, and a deepening water crisis where a significant number of towns lacked drinking water during the summer. Additionally, there's an ongoing investigation into alleged tender rigging for hospital…

Nova: Firm Linked to Siniša Mali's Lawyer Washes Dirty Money for Expo

A company associated with the lawyer of Serbian official Siniša Mali is allegedly involved in laundering money for the EXPO 2027 project, with contracts worth over 11 million euros.

Danas: Housing Prices in Serbia Reach New Records: Average Price per Square Meter in…

Housing prices in Serbia have hit new record highs, with the average price per square meter in Belgrade exceeding 3,000 euros, and reaching 5,800 euros in the Belgrade Waterfront development.

Danas: "The authorities cannot boast about fountains while their water supply is in a…

The article highlights a significant issue with water supply in Serbia, stating that 162 towns lacked drinking water during the summer, criticizing the government's priorities.

N1: 'Water tanks are not a solution': Water crisis in Serbia - experts warn that…

Experts are raising concerns about a worsening water crisis in Serbia, highlighting the failure to maintain and develop water sources, making temporary solutions like water tanks insufficient.

Danas: Fruit and Vegetable Procurement for Hospital: Commission for Protection of…

The Commission for Protection of Competition has launched an investigation into alleged rigging of tenders for the procurement of fruit and vegetables for a hospital.

Insajder: Almost a billion euros in aid before likely elections: "The poorest will pay…

The article discusses financial aid totaling nearly a billion euros, which is being provided ahead of anticipated elections, with a warning that the poorest segments of the population may ultimately bear the economic consequences.

Vreme: Are we leaving a poisoned land for future generations?

Serbia lacks precise data on the location and management of hazardous waste and its impact on soil, rivers, and groundwater. News on this topic is short-lived, but the poisoning lasts for generations.

The aftermath of Ratko Mladić's funeral continues to resonate, raising questions about Serbia's international relations and the government's narrative. While Belgrade initially announced "reciprocal measures," it quickly de-escalated, and critics suggest the government is deflecting responsibility for the "genocidal nation" stigma onto its citizens rather than confronting the past.

N1: Who is actually imposing the stigma of a 'genocidal nation' on Serbs: Why is…

This article questions the narrative surrounding war crimes, suggesting that the Serbian government is deflecting responsibility and guilt onto its own citizens rather than confronting the past.

Vreme: Aftermath of Ratko Mladić's funeral: Is Vučić 'playing it down'?

The funeral of Ratko Mladić has raised new questions about Serbia's relations with its neighbors and the European Union, with Belgrade announcing 'reciprocal measures' but then quickly de-escalating.

Danas: "From Clearing Serbia's Name to a Heinous Act": How Aleksandar Vučić and Other…

This story revisits the reactions of Serbian politicians, including Aleksandar Vučić, to the arrest of Ratko Mladić in 2011.

An interview discusses the legacy of the current Prime Minister Đura Macut, highlighting the ongoing political landscape. Meanwhile, a video showing Serbian volleyball players not applauding President Vučić has sparked widespread public discussion, indicating underlying public sentiment and political dynamics beyond formal structures.

Danas: Guardian of the Throne in Nemanjina 11: Danas's Interviewees on the Legacy of…

This article discusses the legacy of the outgoing Prime Minister Đura Macut, featuring insights from Danas's interviewees.

Nova: Volleyball Players Seen Looking Down, Not Applauding Vučić

Video footage from a reception for Serbian volleyball players shows them looking down and not applauding President Vučić, sparking widespread discussion in Serbia.

Vreme: What does the 'Sara from SNS-Banjaluka' case signify?

Political parties and state-owned companies are taking over diplomatic functions, as exemplified by cases in Banjaluka, aiming to mobilize citizens with dual citizenship for upcoming Serbian elections.