President Aleksandar Vučić has announced his intention to resign in the coming weeks and initiate painful education reforms, appealing to European and US authorities. This announcement is being analyzed by political commentators, who question whether his recent visits across the country have achieved his political objectives and how Russian media perceives the upcoming elections and potential instability. The political climate also saw actor Dragan Mićanović reportedly denied a festival…

Danas: Dark Times Arrive When Words Are Easily Spoken: On the Serbian President's…

This political commentary discusses Serbian President Vučić's statement about being a servant of the people, implying a troubling trend when such words are easily uttered.

Danas: Serbian President Announces 'Painful Reforms in Education', His Resignation…

The Serbian President has announced significant plans, including difficult reforms in the education sector, his own resignation, and appeals to European and US authorities.

Danas: Did Vučić Achieve His Goal by Visiting Places Across Serbia?

An article examining whether Serbian President Vučić's visits to various locations in Serbia have helped him achieve his political objectives.

Danas: Russian Newspaper on Upcoming Elections in Serbia: 'Vučić Makes Generous…

A Russian publication analyzes the upcoming elections in Serbia, expressing concern over President Vučić's promises and the potential for post-election instability.

Vreme: Van Damme's Balkan Ventures: From Kosovo to Serbia

Jean-Claude Van Damme's recent arm-wrestling match with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is juxtaposed with his earlier visit to Kosovo, where he was welcomed by politicians and displayed the Albanian double-headed eagle, stirring controversy.

Nova: Actor Dragan Mićanović Denied Opening Festival Due to Criticism of Vučić

Actor Dragan Mićanović was reportedly prevented from opening a festival in Herceg Novi, with speculation suggesting it's due to a speech where he criticized Serbian President Vučić.

An internal conflict between police officials Veselin Milić and Marko Kričko has revealed a deep institutional crisis within Serbia's police sector, raising questions about the loyalty and actions of high-ranking officers. Veselin Milić, the former chief of the Police Administration for the City of Belgrade, was dismissed and arrested in May 2026, facing charges for concealing criminal acts and assisting perpetrators.

Vreme: Police Ministry Internal Conflict

A conflict between police officials Veselin Milić and Marko Kričko highlights a deep institutional crisis within Serbia's most crucial sector, questioning the loyalty and actions of high-ranking officers connected to the regime.

A five-year-old girl has tragically died in Belgrade after being injured in a traffic accident in Kraljevo, where a car veered off the road and hit her and her family. Her younger brother is reportedly severely injured.

N1: Girl Injured in Kraljevo Traffic Accident Dies

A girl who was injured in a traffic accident in Kraljevo has passed away. The story is reported by RTS.

Nova: 5-Year-Old Girl Dies After Traffic Accident in Kraljevo

A tragic traffic accident in Kraljevo, Serbia, has resulted in the death of a 5-year-old girl. The incident is being reported under the 'Hronika' (Chronicle) section.

Vreme: 5-Year-Old Dies After Traffic Accident in Kraljevo

A five-year-old girl has died in Belgrade after a car veered off the road in Kraljevo, hitting a mother and her two children. The girl's younger brother is severely injured.

The Republic Electoral Commission has decided to purchase approximately 30,000 new voting booths for an estimated six million euros. This decision, made using a negotiated procedure without a public call, has raised questions about the expenditure and transparency surrounding election preparations.

Vreme: Election Commission Buys 30,000 Voting Booths for 6 Million Euros

The Republic Electoral Commission has decided to purchase approximately 30,000 new voting booths for an estimated six million euros, using a negotiated procedure without a public call, raising questions about the expenditure.

The wildfire situation in Deliblatska Peščara is reported to be calmer, though the danger persists with potential worsening conditions over the weekend. Firefighting efforts, including aerial support, are ongoing. Meanwhile, new wildfires are raging on Stolovi Mountain, where strong winds are hampering efforts to localize the blazes.

Insajder: Deliblatska Peščara Fire Subsides, but Danger Remains

The situation in Deliblatska peščara is calmer, but the danger is not over, with potential worsening conditions over the weekend. Firefighting efforts are ongoing, including aerial support.

N1: Wildfires Rage on Stolovi Mountain, Better Situation in Deliblato Sands

Wind is hindering the localization of fires on Stolovi mountain, while the situation in the Deliblatska peščara is improving.

Rasim Ljajić, currently serving as president of FK Partizan, has commented on recent resignations at the club, stating that Partizan is not trying to conceal anything and revealing how events could have unfolded differently.

Nova: Ljajić on Partizan Resignations: 'We Don't Want to Hide'

Rasim Ljajić has spoken out following resignations at Partizan, stating the club doesn't want to hide and revealing how events could have unfolded differently.