President Aleksandar Vučić has announced his intention to resign from his presidential post early and run for Prime Minister in the upcoming parliamentary elections, a move supported by the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS). This strategic decision, expected to lead to elections on October 25, is seen as a significant political reshuffle, with analysts comparing it to tactics used by other authoritarian leaders to maintain power.

Vreme: Alexander Vučić's Campaign: Why He's Not One of Us

An analysis of Aleksandar Vučić's presidential campaign, with a psychologist commenting on authoritarian tendencies and the masking of true nature during public tragedies.

N1: Even After Tito: Did the student movement break the myth that Serbia needs a…

This article explores the enduring myth of needing a strong leader in Serbia, questioning if the student movement challenged this notion in the post-Tito era.

Serbia is battling severe wildfires in Deliblato Sands and Suva Planina, causing catastrophic damage to natural habitats. Experts from the World Wildlife Fund emphasize the immense challenge of restoration and call for a reassessment of fire protection approaches in the face of the climate crisis.

Insajder: Deliblato Sands After Catastrophic Fire: How to Restore Destroyed Habitats…

Deliblato Sands has suffered immense losses, making its restoration a significant challenge, according to an expert from the World Wildlife Fund. The expert emphasizes the need for a reassessment of fire protection approaches in light of the climate crisis and suggests natural regeneration with…

Insajder: Fire on Suva Planina Continues to Burn: Flames Spread on Both Sides of the…

A fire on Suva Planina is still raging, with flames spreading across both sides of the mountain range. The report highlights the ongoing environmental hazard.

The Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) is experiencing an "epidemic of departures" and resignations following the exclusion of Branko Ružić. A General Assembly member from Paraćin has resigned from all party positions, indicating continued internal strife within the party.

Nova: This is already an epidemic of departures from SPS after Branko Ružić's…

Following the expulsion of Branko Ružić, the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) is experiencing a wave of resignations and departures from its members.

Nova: SPS continues to fragment: GO member from Paraćin resigns from all party…

The fragmentation within the SPS continues as a member of the General Assembly from Paraćin has resigned from all his positions within the party.

The organization 'Defense of Expertise' is demanding the resignation of Constitutional Court President Vladan Petrov. The call for his resignation stems from his statements concerning wiretapping, intensifying scrutiny on surveillance allegations and judicial independence.

Danas: Defense of Expertise Seeks Resignation of Constitutional Court President…

An organization called 'Defense of Expertise' is demanding the resignation of Constitutional Court President Vladan Petrov due to his statements concerning wiretapping.

N1: Defense of the profession demands Petrova's resignation as president and judge…

The 'Defense of the Profession' group is calling for the resignation of Petrova from his positions as president and judge of the Constitutional Court due to his statements about espionage.

The Academic Plenum has publicly declared its full support for the student movement and the list of demands they have presented, signaling a unified front in student activism and potentially bolstering their political influence.

N1: Academic Plenum fully supports students and their list

The Academic Plenum has declared its full support for the students and the list they have presented, indicating a unified front in student activism.

The Serbian government is reportedly allocating millions in subsidies to investors, with hotels and Chinese factories identified as the primary recipients of this financial support.

Danas: State Continues to Give Millions in Subsidies to Investors: Hotels and Chinese…

The Serbian government is allocating millions in subsidies to investors, with hotels and Chinese factories being the primary recipients of this financial support.

Despite extended government regulations and implemented price limits, fuel prices in Serbia continue to increase. This raises questions about the effectiveness of state intervention in controlling market prices.

Insajder: Fuel Prices Continue to Rise Despite Price Limits: Why State Control Doesn't…

Despite extended government regulations and price controls, fuel prices are still increasing. The article questions why state intervention does not result in frozen prices, featuring an analysis by Željko Marković.

The EPuS organization alleges that the cancellation of the popular television show "24 Minutes with Zoran Kesić" is a deliberate disciplinary measure against the Nova S television channel, raising concerns about media freedom.

N1: EPuS: Cancellation of "24 Minutes with Zoran Kesić" is a disciplinary measure…

The EPuS organization asserts that the cancellation of the popular show "24 Minutes with Zoran Kesić" is a deliberate attempt to discipline the Nova S television channel.

Belgrade experienced a turbulent night with multiple incidents including a shooting, a fall from height, a stabbing, and several traffic accidents. Separately, a severe traffic accident near Novi Pazar resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries after a car crashed at high speed.

Nova: Serious traffic accident near Novi Pazar: Golf crashed into a car at full…

A severe traffic accident occurred near Novi Pazar involving a Golf car crashing into another vehicle at high speed, resulting in one fatality and multiple injuries.

N1: A stormy night in Belgrade: Shooting in Makenzijeva, fall from height…

Belgrade experienced a turbulent night with several incidents including a shooting, a fall, a stabbing, and multiple traffic accidents.

Isak Vorgučić of Radio KiM stated that the demolition near Gazivode is not the most significant security problem, emphasizing that the overall situation for Serbs in the region is deteriorating.

Insajder: Vorgučić (Radio KiM): Demolition Near Gazivode Not the Biggest Security…

Isak Vorgučić from Radio KiM states that the demolition near Gazivode is not the primary security concern, and that the situation for Serbs in the region is deteriorating.