Serbia is preparing for snap parliamentary elections on October 25, with President Aleksandar Vučić dissolving parliament and confirming his candidacy for Prime Minister as the head of the SNS-led coalition. This move is seen as a strategy to extend his hold on power, and the electoral process is already facing scrutiny, with some questioning whether the elections will resolve the country's crisis or lead to further irregularities.

Vreme: Election Looms: Vučić Walks a Tightrope

President Vučić is leveraging all available resources for the upcoming elections, but faces the possibility of losing despite his efforts, as reported by Vreme.

N1: October 25 Elections: Will They Resolve the Crisis or Bring Organized Theft?

This article questions whether the upcoming October 25 elections will solve Serbia's crisis or lead to organized theft, discussing the potential outcomes and political discourse surrounding the event.

N1: Vučić on Elections: While I Dream Big Dreams All Night and Eat Nothing, People…

President Vučić makes a statement about the upcoming elections, contrasting his own dedication with what he perceives as the uninspired motives of his political opponents.

Danas: Vucic: I Dream Big Dreams and Eat Nothing, While They Without Ideas Just Want…

President Vucic expresses his ambitions and criticizes political opponents for lacking ideas and only seeking power.

N1: Bakić on Calling Elections: High Temperature Starts Today, Flambé at the End

Jovo Bakić comments on the calling of elections, suggesting a period of high political tension culminating in a dramatic outcome.

Insajder: Milivojević: President in Brutal Campaign Before Elections, Opposition Risks…

Cvijetin Milivojević analyzes the upcoming 2026 elections, stating the president is engaged in a 'brutal' campaign and that some opposition parties risk not crossing the electoral census.

N1: Matović and Voštinić: Vučić Will Have to Steal More Than Ever in Upcoming…

Matović and Voštinić suggest that President Vučić will need to resort to increased electoral fraud to achieve results comparable to those of student-led initiatives in the upcoming elections.

A report by Crta alleges that state institutions are being utilized to serve the campaign interests of the ruling SNS party, describing this as a 'serial coup'. This comes amidst broader concerns about electoral integrity and potential fraud in the upcoming snap elections.

Nova: 'Serial Coup in Extended Duration': Crta's Research Lists State Institutions…

A report by Crta details how state institutions are allegedly being used to serve the campaign purposes of the SNS party, described as a 'serial coup'.

The economic performance of Prime Minister Đuro Macut's government is under review, with analyses describing its results as ranging from satisfactory to chaotic. Forbes Serbia has also issued five crucial economic questions to parliamentary candidates, seeking their proposed solutions for the country's economic challenges amidst the election period.

N1: Five Questions from Forbes Serbia to Parliamentary Candidates: Who Has…

Forbes Serbia poses five crucial economic questions to candidates running for parliament, seeking their proposed solutions for the country's current economic challenges amidst election turmoil.

Danas: Macut's Government Through an Economic Lens: From "Satisfactory Results" to…

An economic analysis of the current government's performance, assessing its results as ranging from satisfactory to chaotic.

A philosophy professor has reported that over fifty percent of Serbian students lack functional literacy skills, raising significant concerns about the quality of education in the country.

N1: Philosophy Professor: More Than Half of Serbian Students Are Not Functionally…

A professor from the Faculty of Philosophy reports that over fifty percent of Serbian students lack functional literacy skills, raising concerns about the quality of education.

The recent funeral of Ratko Mladić continues to draw political commentary, with Dušan Mlađenović criticizing the potential attendance of ministers in an official capacity, highlighting a perceived contradiction with pro-EU stances.

N1: Mlađenović: Ministers Cannot Attend Mladić's Funeral as Citizens - Be for the…

Mlađenović criticizes the potential attendance of ministers at Ratko Mladić's funeral in an official capacity, questioning the contradiction between pro-EU stances and actions perceived as undermining European values.

Miroslav Mišković, a prominent Serbian businessman and owner of Delta Holding, is reportedly expanding his business activities, particularly focusing on his influence and property in the New Belgrade blocks.

Nova: Expansion of Miroslav Mišković's Empire: The King of New Belgrade Blocks

This article reports on the business activities and expansion of Miroslav Mišković, a prominent businessman, focusing on his influence and property in the New Belgrade blocks.

Epidemiologist Zoran Radovanović has addressed public concerns regarding the West Nile virus, discussing whether the recent increase in cases is a cause for worry and assessing the severity of the disease.

Insajder: Epidemiologist on West Nile Virus: Is the Rise in Cases a Cause for Concern?

Epidemiologist Zoran Radovanović discusses the West Nile virus, addressing whether the increase in infections is worrying and the severity of the disease.

A man has been shot and seriously injured in Obrenovac, requiring hospitalization at the Military Medical Academy. Further details have emerged regarding a disturbing incident in the same town, where a father allegedly forced his young son to shoot his business partner.

Insajder: Man Shot and Seriously Injured in Obrenovac, Transported to VMA

A man was shot and sustained serious injuries in Obrenovac and has been admitted to the Military Medical Academy (VMA) for treatment.

Nova: New Details Revealed About Suspect in Obrenovac Who Pushed a Pistol into His…

Further details have emerged regarding a disturbing incident in Obrenovac where a father allegedly forced his young son to shoot his business partner.