President Aleksandar Vučić has declared he will resign from his position on Sunday evening, September 27th, a significant development following a period of intense election speculation. This announcement has been widely reported and is set to reshape the country's political future.

Insajder: Vučić: I Will Resign as President on Sunday Evening

President Aleksandar Vučić announced that he will be resigning from his position on Sunday evening.

Vreme: Vučić Again Promises to Resign on September 27th

President Aleksandar Vučić told reporters in New York that he would resign on the evening of September 27th and would explain his decision to the public.

New details have emerged in the 'Jovanjica' case, linking Milan Kendija, a former police officer, to threatening messages. Kendija, who was previously a chief of the Department for Security of Officials and Objects within the Ministry of Interior, is among those accused in the ongoing drug cultivation trial.

Nova: Jovanjica Case: Former Police Officer Linked to Threats

Milan Kendija, a former police officer, is linked to the 'Jovanjica' case and allegedly sent a threatening message, following a police raid and testimony from 'Senta'.

A lively debate on N1 saw Ana Brnabić, President of the National Assembly, exchange sharp accusations with Mirjana Nikolić, who implied Brnabić had failed. The discussion also touched upon differing opinions regarding a school named after Jovan Zmaj.

N1: Sharp debate on N1: Brnabić made accusations, Nikolić told her - "you failed…

A debate on N1 featured Ana Brnabić making accusations and Mirjana Nikolić responding, with the latter implying Brnabić failed an exam. The story also touches upon a school named after Jovan Zmaj, with differing opinions from Brnabić and the rector.

The upcoming elections are anticipated to see a significantly higher voter turnout, with expectations of exceeding 60%, a threshold not reached in nearly two decades. The increased participation is linked to projected societal and political shifts, and analysts are exploring which parties might benefit.

Insajder: Turnout of 60% is Almost Certain: Who Benefits from High Turnout in the…

Serbia has not seen a turnout of over 60% in nearly two decades, and the upcoming elections are expected to have a significantly higher voter turnout than previous cycles due to anticipated societal shifts and political changes. The article explores who might benefit from this increased…

Accusations of censorship on Serbian Radio Television (RTS) have been leveled by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS). This story presents various perspectives from individuals interviewed by Danas regarding these claims.

Danas: 24 Hours of Vučić: Danas's interviewees on SNS accusations of RTS censorship

This story discusses accusations from the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) regarding censorship on RTS (Serbian Radio Television), featuring perspectives from those interviewed by Danas.

The Serbian national football team was defeated 2-1 by Greece in a sparsely attended stadium. The match was overshadowed by reports of fans in black chanting for Ratko Mladić.

Vreme: Serbia Loses to Greece in Half-Empty Stadium Amidst Controversy

The Serbian national football team was defeated 2-1 by Greece in a nearly empty stadium, with fans in black reportedly chanting for Ratko Mladić.

The shoe factory 'Vero' in Apatin has initiated liquidation, resulting in the dismissal of 90 employees. Concurrently, citizens are facing increased costs for distance heating, wood, pellets, and coal, with further hikes expected in electricity prices.

Vreme: Shoe Factory 'Vero' in Apatin Lays Off 90 Workers

The shoe factory Vero, located in Apatin, has initiated liquidation, resulting in the dismissal of 90 employees.

N1: Distance heating, wood, pellets, and coal prices increase; electricity prices…

The cost of distance heating, wood, pellets, and coal has gone up, with further increases expected in electricity prices.

Concerns have been raised regarding the validity of signatures collected for Bogoljub Karić's political list, with a Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) member expressing significant doubt. Additionally, the voting process for parts of the diaspora is in question due to unconfirmed applications and a lack of response from RIK, leading to suspicions of obstruction.

Nova: Election Signatures Under Scrutiny, RIK Member Reveals

A member of the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) expresses significant doubt regarding the signatures collected for Bogoljub Karić's political list.

N1: Voting by parts of the diaspora in question: Applications without…

Concerns are raised about the voting process for parts of the diaspora, with unconfirmed applications, no response from the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK), and suspicions of obstruction.

Political analyst Vlajić has voiced concerns that the current regime might resort to disruptive actions if they perceive a potential loss in the upcoming elections, suggesting a fear of unsettling public actions.

N1: Vlajić: I fear the regime will resort to unsettling actions if they sense…

Political analyst Vlajić expressed concern that the current regime might take disruptive actions if they anticipate losing in the upcoming elections.

Leaders of the European Serbia coalition have committed to utilizing all available resources to dismantle the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) regime once the elections are concluded.

N1: Leaders of European Serbia pledge to dismantle the SNS regime after elections

Leaders representing the European Serbia coalition have committed to using all available resources to dismantle the ruling SNS regime once the elections are over.

Croatia's recent substantial arms purchases have intensified a decade-long armament race with Serbia, prompting questions regarding funding and future acquisitions for both nations.

Vreme: Armament Race Between Serbia and Croatia Reaches Boiling Point

Croatia's recent large arms purchases have escalated the decade-long armament race with Serbia, raising questions about funding and future acquisitions for both nations.

An investigation has uncovered that a businessman from Brus acquired hotels in Kopaonik and properties in Dedinje, with his rapid ascent allegedly facilitated by 'progressive friends'.

Nova: Businessman's Lavish Assets Linked to Political Connections

An investigation reveals that a businessman from Brus has acquired hotels in Kopaonik and properties in Dedinje, with his rapid rise allegedly facilitated by 'progressive friends'.

An article explores the increasing discrimination faced by individuals in their 50s and 60s within the Serbian job market, despite this demographic often being at the peak of their professional careers.

Vreme: Why 50-Year-Olds Are No Longer Desirable in Serbia

This article explores why individuals in their 50s and 60s are facing discrimination in the Serbian job market, despite being at a peak of their professional careers.

An opinion piece strongly urges citizens to vote against President Aleksandar Vučić, emphasizing the urgency of the situation and arguing that time is running out to oppose him.

Danas: There is very little time left: Who is crazy not to vote against Vučić?

This opinion piece strongly advocates against voting for the current president, Aleksandar Vučić, arguing that time is running out and urging readers to oppose him.