Uglješa Mrdić, a Member of the National Assembly and Chairperson of the Committee on the Judiciary, Public Administration and Local Self-Government, is seen by some as positioning himself for a presidential candidacy by stating his deservingness of an order. This development occurs as the ruling Serbian Progressive Party faces criticism for its populist campaign tactics, perceived as disconnected from the concerns of educated citizens.

Danas: Constitutional Court President's Remarks Seen as Presidential Candidacy Move

The President of Serbia's Constitutional Court, Uglješa Mrdić, is suggested to have positioned himself as a presidential candidate for the ruling party by stating that he deserves an order.

Vreme: All Progressive Campaigns: Sing Even When You're Crying

This article criticizes the political campaign tactics of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party, highlighting their use of populist appeals and cultural events like tent parties, suggesting a disconnect from the concerns of educated citizens.

Several Serbian police and Ministry of Internal Affairs members stationed at the Jarinje crossing have had their Kosovo citizenship revoked. This action is reportedly due to their affiliation with another country's police force, affecting individuals like Djuričić.

Vreme: Serbian Police Officer at Jarinje Has Kosovo Citizenship Revoked

A Serbian police officer stationed at the Jarinje crossing has had their Kosovo citizenship revoked, reportedly because they are a member of another country's police force.

Danas: Djuričić Stripped of Kosovo Citizenship

Information about the revocation of Kosovo citizenship from an individual named Djuričić.

Danas: Serbian MUP Member Denied Kosovo Citizenship at Jarinje

A member of the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs was detained at Jarinje and had their Kosovo citizenship revoked because they are allegedly a member of another country's police force.

Wildfires continue to burn across Serbia at multiple locations, with the Deliblatska Peščara region posing the most significant challenge. Strong winds are exacerbating the situation, making it difficult for firefighters to control the blazes, which have already affected approximately 1,500 hectares of forest and low vegetation.

Insajder: Photo Gallery: Fighting Fire from Air and Ground in Deliblatska Peščara

A photo gallery depicts the ongoing struggle to extinguish a wildfire in Deliblatska Peščara, which has affected approximately 1,500 hectares of forest and low vegetation. The strong winds are exacerbating the situation by fanning the flames.

Insajder: Head of Emergency Sector: Active Fires at Five Locations, Deliblatska Peščara…

The Head of the Sector for Emergency Situations reports that there are active fires at five locations, with Deliblatska Peščara presenting the most significant challenge due to difficult terrain and conditions.

Vreme: Fire Still Devours Deliblato Sands: Over 1500 Hectares Burning

Firefighters are continuing to battle a large fire in the Deliblato Sands nature reserve, which has already engulfed approximately 1,500 hectares of forest and low vegetation.

Film director and lecturer Stevan Filipović, who was previously assaulted, is now questioning how his confiscated mobile phone was transferred from the Ministry of Internal Affairs to Uroševac, suggesting potential irregularities or corruption in the handling of evidence.

N1: Beaten Professor Asks How His Stolen Phone Moved from Police to Uroševac

Professor Stevan Filipović, who was beaten, is questioning how his confiscated mobile phone managed to travel from the Ministry of Internal Affairs to Uroševac, implying potential mishandling or corruption.

Serbia is facing a significant population decline, with only three cities experiencing growth in the last decade. Concurrently, property prices in areas like Vračar are soaring to record highs, exceeding 7,000 euros per square meter, while green spaces in urban areas are shrinking, raising concerns about quality of life.

Danas: Serbia Experiences Population Decline: Only Three Cities Grew in the Last Decade

An analysis of demographic trends in Serbia reveals a significant population decline, with only three cities managing to increase their population over the past ten years.

N1: Vračar Property Prices Skyrocket Amidst Declining Green Spaces

Property prices on Vračar have reached record highs, with square meter costs exceeding 7,000 euros, while green areas are diminishing, raising questions about whether address matters more than quality of life.

Rector Vladan Đokić of the University of Belgrade has hinted at new student actions, asserting that authorities have failed to undermine public trust in higher education. This comes amidst ongoing discussions about cultural independence and addressing 'censors' in artistic expression.

N1: Rector Đokić Hints at New Student Action, States Trust in Higher Education…

Rector Đokić, speaking in Vrbas, alluded to a new student initiative and asserted that the authorities have failed to erode public trust in higher education.

N1: Interview: Minja Bogavac on Youth Support and Censors

An interview with Minja Bogavac discusses youth support, the price of artistic expression, and addresses 'censors', suggesting a strong stance on cultural independence and criticism.

Serbia is characterized as a country with significant social injustice, where a third of the population struggles with basic living costs. An autonomous middle class, crucial for progress, is reported to be under considerable economic and social pressure.

Insajder: Serbia's Social Structure: The Middle Class is a Driver of Progress but Under…

An analysis of Serbia's social structure suggests that an autonomous middle class is crucial for progress but is currently facing significant economic and social pressures.

Insajder: A11 Initiative on World Day for the Poor: Serbia is a Land of Social…

The A11 initiative states that Serbia is a country marked by social injustice, with a significant portion of its population facing economic hardship and struggling to cover basic living costs.

Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović has identified the state-owned oil company NIS as a greater concern than low river levels, citing its precarious financial situation. Separately, questions are being raised about the financing of Predrag Gage Antonijević's new film, 'Sretenje,' a national project where a company from Republika Srpska has recently appeared as a producer.

Insajder: Dubravka Đedović Handanović: NIS is a Bigger Problem Than Low Water Levels…

Minister Dubravka Đedović Handanović identifies the state-owned oil company NIS as a greater concern than low river levels, noting its precarious financial situation.

Vreme: Film for Serbia's 'Resurrection': Who is Funding Gage Antonijević's Film?

The filming of Predrag Gage Antonijević's movie 'Sretenje' has concluded, with the film being promoted as a national project. The article questions the financing of the film, noting that the company m:tel from Republika Srpska has recently appeared as a producer.

Emergency services in Belgrade have reported a stabbing incident involving a girl in the capital.

N1: Ambulance: Girl Stabbed in Belgrade

Emergency services reported a incident where a girl was stabbed in Belgrade.

Basketball club Crvena Zvezda (Red Star) has announced a significant new signing, described as a sensational player who has joined the team unexpectedly.

Nova: Bomba in Zvezda: Red Star Signs Sensational New Player

Basketball club Crvena Zvezda (Red Star) has announced the signing of a sensational new player, described as coming out of nowhere.