Serbia is facing an escalating energy crisis as extreme heat continues, with meteorologists predicting the worst part of summer is still to come and red meteoalarms issued for several regions. The Minister of Mining and Energy, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, has urged citizens to conserve electricity due to record-low production at the Đerdap 1 hydroelectric plant, which is currently operating at only 20% capacity due to critically low water levels.

N1: Minister urges citizens to save electricity: Lowest production at Đerdap since…

Serbia's Minister of Mining and Energy has called for rational electricity consumption due to record low production at the Đerdap hydroelectric power plant.

Insajder: Dubravka Đedović Handanović: Due to low water levels, Đerdap 1 hydroelectric…

The capacity of the Đerdap 1 hydroelectric plant has been significantly reduced to 20% because of low water levels, impacting its energy production.

Vreme: When Hydroelectric Power Plants Fall Silent: The Situation is Alarming, and…

Official European data indicates that electricity production from run-of-river hydroelectric power plants in Serbia has reached a multi-year low due to record-low water levels, a situation that has occurred twice in just four years.

Nova: Worst Part of Summer Approaching: Meteorologist Ristic Gives Exact Dates and…

Meteorologist Ristic warns that the most challenging part of summer is yet to come, providing specific dates and advising people to avoid staying in the city during this period due to extreme heat.

Nova: Today up to 40 Degrees, Red Meteoalarm in Effect for These Regions

Serbia is experiencing high temperatures today, with forecasts reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius, and a red meteoalarm issued for certain areas due to the extreme heat.

Insajder: RHMZ: Red meteor alarm for Bačka, Banat, and Pomoravlje; orange for the rest…

The Republic Hydrometeorological Service has issued a red alert for severe weather in Bačka, Banat, and Pomoravlje, and an orange alert for other regions.

A 19-year-old individual was arrested in Kragujevac after being found in possession of a significant arsenal of weapons. The apprehension occurred near a political stand belonging to the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

Danas: Nineteen-year-old arrested with an arsenal of weapons near an SNS stand in…

A young man was apprehended in Kragujevac in possession of a significant amount of weaponry, found near a political stand belonging to the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

Branimir Nestorović, a Member of the National Assembly, is reportedly engaged in discussions regarding potential alliances with Aleksandar Vulin's Socialist Movement, indicating ongoing political maneuvering ahead of future elections.

Danas: Branimir Nestorović on negotiations with Vulin's Socialist Movement

In an interview with Danas, Branimir Nestorović discusses ongoing negotiations and potential alliances with the Socialist Movement led by Vulin.

Vreme: Census Mathematics: Will Nestorović Embrace Vulin?

Dr. Branimir Nestorović denies plans for a coalition, while Aleksandar Vulin appears to be seeking partners for the upcoming elections.

Reports highlight the demolition of 17 structures, including a family motel, near the Gazivode water facility. This action has drawn scrutiny, with articles linking it to political inaction by President Aleksandar Vučić over the past decade despite previous assurances.

Danas: Ten years since Vučić didn't give Gazivode: 17 facilities demolished

This article revisits the issue of the Gazivode water facility and reports on the demolition of 17 structures, linking it to political inaction by President Vučić over the past decade.

N1: 17 objects demolished: Vučić and Gazivode, family motel razed

Reports on the demolition of 17 structures, including a motel owned by the Jakšić family near Gazivode, despite President Vučić's previous assurances.

The Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has announced that a lawsuit filed by its leader, Dragan Đilas, against Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić has been dismissed.

Danas: SSP: Djilas's lawsuit against Šapić rejected

The Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) announces that a lawsuit filed by its leader, Dragan Đilas, against the mayor Šapić has been dismissed.

The Stellantis car plant in Kragujevac, Serbia, is facing increasing competitive pressure from the growing influx of Chinese automotive brands into the market, raising questions about its ability to maintain its position.

N1: Can Stellantis in Kragujevac withstand the onslaught of Chinese cars?

This article examines the competitive landscape for the Stellantis car plant in Kragujevac, Serbia, questioning its ability to compete with the rising influx of Chinese automotive brands.

An investigation is being sought into whether the prosecution should examine the salary paid to the director of a liquidated company, Snežana Paunović, focusing on potential financial irregularities.

Danas: Case of Snežana Paunović: Should the prosecution investigate the salary of the…

This story investigates whether the prosecution should look into the salary paid to the director of a company that has been liquidated, focusing on potential financial irregularities.

Former US President Donald Trump's mention of Serbia on his social media has garnered significant attention domestically, being highlighted as a prominent news item.

Vreme: Big News: Trump Mentioned Us

The prominent news in Serbia is that former US President Donald Trump mentioned a transparent from Belgrade Arena on his social media.

The impending demolition of the 'Staklenc' building on Republic Square in Belgrade is expected to uncover significant archaeological remains, prompting discussions on how the city will approach their preservation and integration, unlike other European cities.

Vreme: What Will Belgrade Do With the Archaeological Remains Under Staklenc?

The demolition of Staklenc on Republic Square is expected to uncover valuable evidence of Belgrade's past. Unlike cities like Thessaloniki and Turkey that integrate archaeological finds into modern construction, the question remains what Belgrade will decide.