President Aleksandar Vučić announced his intention to resign from the presidency on September 27th to contest the upcoming October 25th parliamentary elections as a candidate for Prime Minister. He will lead the "Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia" coalition, marking a significant political shift ahead of the elections. This development is set against a backdrop of intensifying rhetoric among the government, opposition, and student groups.

Nova: Vučić: I will resign on September 27th; we will replace at least 50% of mayors…

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced his intention to resign on September 27th and stated that at least half of all mayors and municipal presidents will be replaced within three months of the new government's formation.

Danas: Analysis: Pre-election October in Serbia and Republika Srpska

This article analyzes the pre-election climate in Serbia and Republika Srpska during October, focusing on political developments and strategies.

Danas: Authorities, Opposition, and Students: Rhetoric Intensifies Ahead of Elections

The political landscape is characterized by escalating rhetoric among the government, opposition parties, and student groups as elections approach.

Nova: Vučić started his pre-election campaign in his 'Škoda': He fished, sang Toma…

The article describes President Vučić's activities during his campaign, including fishing, singing, naming a dog, and casually dining at a local establishment.

Citizens are facing significant price increases for essential goods and services, including coffee, meat, fuel, alcohol, and document replacement, with further hikes expected. Amidst these concerns, the government has provided details on the distribution of state financial aid, specifying how funds will be received through bank accounts or postal savings banks, and setting withdrawal deadlines. President Vučić also expressed fears regarding the economic challenges anticipated this winter.

Nova: Prices of coffee, meat, fuel, alcohol, and even document replacement have…

Prices for several essential goods and services in Serbia have significantly increased, including coffee, meat, fuel, and alcohol. The situation is expected to worsen with further price hikes on the horizon.

Vreme: Government Aid Distribution: Who Receives Funds in Bank Accounts and Who Gets…

Details emerge on how citizens will receive state financial aid, with some getting funds directly in their private bank accounts and others through postal savings banks, along with information on withdrawal deadlines.

N1: When the payment arrives and to which bank: Monday is the last day to apply…

This economic news reports on the deadline for applying for a 6,000 dinar payment, specifying the date and bank procedures.

Danas: Vučić: I fear the coming winter

President Vučić expresses his concerns and fears regarding the economic and social challenges expected during the upcoming winter.

Plans for the Expo 2027 project are progressing, with detailed proposals for a new urban area between Surčin and New Belgrade, including residential complexes and infrastructure. Additionally, President Vučić announced that the Belgrade-Budapest railway line is expected to open in October, highlighting significant advancements in national infrastructure.

N1: Expo as the start of creating a new part of the city: What is planned between…

An article discusses the Expo 2027 project in Serbia, detailing plans for a new urban area between Surčin and New Belgrade, including residential complexes and infrastructure development.

N1: Vučić: Belgrade-Budapest railway opening likely in October

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that the Belgrade-Budapest railway line is expected to open in October, highlighting a significant infrastructure project.

Opposition figures like Marinika Tepić, Vice-president of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP), are actively presenting new programs focused on economic reform, justice, and European integration. Meanwhile, political scientist Boban Stojanović has raised concerns by revealing alleged methods used by the ruling SNS party to rapidly collect over 200,000 signatures for their election list, prompting questions about election integrity. Student movements continue to rally support in Belgrade.

Danas: Djilas enters debate on whether the Student list is a pro-European option

Dragan Djilas has joined a discussion questioning if a student-led political list truly represents a pro-European choice in the upcoming elections.

N1: Tepić: From today, we present a program for radical changes - economy…

Politician Marinika Tepić announces the presentation of a new program focused on economic reform, justice, and Serbia's European integration.

N1: Large group of citizens after SEOS rally came to Knez Mihailova to support…

An event report details a gathering of citizens supporting students in Belgrade's Knez Mihailova street following a SEOS rally, which led to a verbal confrontation with supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

Insajder: Marinika Tepić (SSP): We Start Presenting Our Program Today; Priorities are…

Marinika Tepić of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) announced the launch of their program presentation, emphasizing the restoration of the rule of law and combating crime as key priorities.

Nova: Political scientist Boban Stojanović reveals how SNS gathered over 200,000…

A political scientist explains the alleged methods used by the SNS party to rapidly collect over 200,000 signatures for their election list, raising questions about the process.

N1: Political scientist reveals: How SNS collected over 200,000 signatures for the…

An analysis by a political scientist explains the process by which the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) gathered a significant number of signatures for its election list in a short period.

Investigations reveal new alleged actions by Tamara Zvicer, identified as the wife of the alleged leader of the Kavčan clan, including hiring security and snipers, in the aftermath of a shooting. These developments shed further light on ongoing organized crime cases.

Nova: She hired people to guard him after the shooting, even sought snipers around…

The article investigates Tamara Zvicer's alleged actions, including hiring security and snipers, in the aftermath of a shooting, potentially linked to the Kavčan clan.

President Vučić discussed the potential sale of NIS, indicating that Russian interests aim to retain ownership while American investors are evaluating whether a European country or they themselves should acquire the company.

Insajder: Vučić on NIS Sale: Russians Want to Keep the Company, Americans Consider Options

President Vučić discussed the potential sale of NIS, noting that Russian interests are to retain the company while American investors are evaluating whether a European country or they themselves should acquire it.