Film director and professor Stevan Filipović has reported being physically assaulted in central Belgrade, sustaining injuries. He alleges that the attackers were individuals linked to the ruling party, and his phone was stolen during the incident. This event has sparked significant political discussion and media coverage.

N1: Politician Stevan Filipović Beaten in Belgrade: "Ruling Party Mercenaries…

Politician Stevan Filipović reports being physically assaulted in central Belgrade, alleging that members of the ruling party were responsible.

Insajder: Professor Stevan Filipovic Reports Being Beaten in Belgrade

Stevan Filipović, a professor at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts, has reported being beaten in the center of Belgrade.

Nova: Director Stevan Filipović beaten in Belgrade: Attackers stole his phone, beat…

Film director Stevan Filipović was reportedly attacked and beaten with a metal chair in central Belgrade, with his phone stolen. Filipović claims the attackers were a group of mercenaries linked to the SNS party.

Danas: Director Stevan Filipović Beaten in Belgrade Center: 'Paid mercenaries of the…

Filmmaker Stevan Filipović reports being assaulted in central Belgrade by individuals he describes as 'paid mercenaries of the ruling party', detailing the physical attack he endured.

Vreme: Attack in Belgrade: Film Director Stevan Filipović Beaten

Film director Stevan Filipović was physically assaulted in Belgrade, sustaining a concussion, a leg injury, and a hip hematoma.

An internal dispute within the Ministry of Internal Affairs has escalated, with former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić accusing Marko Kričak, the current head of the Criminal Police Directorate, of framing him. Criminal charges have reportedly been filed against Kričak and Sekulović, raising questions about conflicts at the top of the MUP. Milić was previously arrested in connection with a man's disappearance.

Vreme: Clash at the Top of the Ministry of Internal Affairs: Milić's Accusations…

Former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić has accused Marko Kričak, head of the Criminal Police Directorate, of framing him, raising questions about internal conflicts within the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Nova: We reveal: Content of criminal charges against Kričko and Sekulović: Milić…

Details emerge about criminal charges filed against UKP officials Kričko and Sekulović, with Milić alleging they framed him for a crime on Senjak.

An investigative report has revealed a significant deficit of one billion euros in Serbia's state treasury, contradicting official government statements that claimed a surplus. This news highlights potential financial challenges and raises concerns about inflation risks and future price increases in the country.

Nova: We reveal: While Mali brags about surplus, state treasury has a deficit of one…

An investigative report claims that Serbia's state treasury is facing a deficit of one billion euros, contradicting official statements about a surplus.

Insajder: New Risks for Inflation in Serbia: Will We See New Price Hikes This Year?

The article discusses new risks for inflation in Serbia and whether the country can expect further price increases by the end of the year.

Serbia is battling significant wildfires, with a major blaze engulfing over 300 hectares in the Deliblato Sands, requiring the deployment of MUP helicopters, firefighters, and heavy machinery. Concurrently, another wildfire near Kraljevo is spreading into a pine forest, with strong winds and challenging terrain impeding firefighting efforts.

Vreme: Major Fire in Deliblato Sands: Over 300 Hectares Engulfed, MUP Helicopters…

A large fire in the Deliblato Sands has spread over 300 hectares, prompting the deployment of MUP (Ministry of Internal Affairs) helicopters, firefighters, and heavy machinery.

N1: Wildfire Above Ušće Near Kraljevo Continues: Fire Engulfs Pine Forest, Wind…

A wildfire near Kraljevo is spreading to a pine forest, with strong winds and difficult terrain making firefighting efforts challenging.

The political landscape is buzzing with discussions on upcoming elections and shifting alliances, as the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM) has announced its intention to participate independently. Meanwhile, polls suggest a moderate optimism among opponents of the current government, who reportedly outnumber supporters by about ten percent. President Aleksandar Vučić and the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) face challenges in appealing to younger voters.

Danas: Main Battle in Next Elections: Can Vučić Win the Youth Vote?

This article discusses the challenge for Serbian President Vučić and his party (SNS) in securing votes from young people in upcoming elections, questioning their ability to connect with this demographic.

Vreme: Moderate Optimism in a Story Without a Known End

A poll indicates that opponents of the current Serbian government outnumber supporters by about ten percent, suggesting a general sentiment of moderate optimism despite an uncertain political future.

Danas: Pastor (SVM): We Will Go to Elections Independently, Time Needed for Mutual…

Laszlo Pastor, a representative of the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM), announces their intention to contest elections independently, indicating a need for time to build trust with Peter Magyar.

Nova: Ružić on the conflict between SNS and socialists in Knić: Even in the SPS…

Minister Ružić comments on the conflict between the SNS and SPS parties in Knić, noting a perceived lack of self-respect within the SPS leadership.

Approximately 2,200 employees at the Zastava Arms factory are experiencing delays in receiving their July advance payment, causing concern among the union and workers.

Vreme: Zastava Arms Delays July Advance Payment: Employees Await Payment, Union…

Approximately 2,200 workers at the Zastava Arms factory are awaiting their July advance payment, which has not yet been disbursed, leading to union concern.

A man caused a disturbance in Belgrade's Zvezdara neighborhood by throwing a bomb onto a terrace, leading to subsequent explosions that damaged vehicles and nearby businesses.

Nova: Drama in Zvezdara: Man throws bomb on terrace, then blows up vehicles and…

A man caused a disturbance in the Zvezdara neighborhood by throwing a bomb onto a terrace, which subsequently led to the explosion of vehicles and nearby businesses.

An investigation is underway regarding the Energoprojekt case following a verdict, specifically focusing on disputed approvals rather than ownership. Separately, the 'sound cannon' incident has been reactivated, with an activist's interrogation raising questions about potential pre-election propaganda tactics.

N1: INVESTIGATION: What After the Energoprojekt Verdict? Approval is Disputed, Not…

An investigation into the Energoprojekt case after a verdict, focusing on disputed approval rather than ownership of Napred.

N1: Reactivation of "Sound Cannon" Story: Is the Activist's Interrogation Another…

This story revisits the 'sound cannon' incident, questioning if the interrogation of an activist is a pre-election propaganda tactic.