Court documents have revealed intense communication between the presidential cabinet and individuals suspected in the collapse of a railway station canopy. This suggests potential high-level involvement or knowledge concerning the incident, raising questions about accountability and governmental transparency.

Danas: Court Documents Reveal: Presidential Cabinet Intensely Communicated with…

Court documents indicate that the presidential cabinet maintained intense communication with individuals suspected in the collapse of a canopy at the railway station.

Vreme: Vucic's People Communicated with Canopy Collapse Suspects

Documents and electronic correspondence obtained by the weekly Radar suggest active involvement of people from the president's cabinet in communication between state bodies, contractors, and other parties related to the collapsed canopy project.

The Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) has recommended a full observation mission for Serbia's upcoming elections. This recommendation is based on perceived risks and the current social context, emphasizing the need for thorough oversight of the electoral process.

Nova: ODHIR: Full Observation Mission Needed for Upcoming Elections in Serbia

The Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODHIR) has stated that a full observation mission is necessary for the upcoming elections in Serbia.

Insajder: ODIHR report on Serbia recommends full observation mission for elections

The ODIHR report on Serbia recommends a full observation mission for the upcoming elections due to perceived risks and the social context.

Serbia is experiencing an intense heatwave, with meteorologists predicting temperatures of up to 48 degrees Celsius and a peak between August 5th and 8th, expressing concern that its end is not yet visible. Concurrently, the Danube River has reached historically low levels, causing grounded boats and exposed sandbars due to high temperatures and lack of rainfall.

Insajder: Meteorologist: Heatwave peak Aug 5-8, no end in sight

A meteorologist stated that the peak of the heatwave is expected between August 5th and 8th, expressing concern that its end is not yet visible.

Nova: In Serbia, Temperatures Will Be 48 Degrees Celsius for Two Days, and 28 at…

A weather forecast predicts extreme temperatures of up to 48 degrees Celsius in Serbia, with meteorologist Ristić detailing the peak of the heatwave and its expected duration.

Insajder: Danube River at historic low, citizens react

The Danube River has reached a historically low level, leading to grounded boats and exposed sandbars, with experts citing high temperatures and lack of rainfall as causes.

N1: Unreal Scenes Near Bezdan: Danube Water Level Near Historical Minimum

Extraordinary scenes are reported near Bezdan as the Danube River's water level reaches a near-historical minimum, with unprecedented visual evidence.

Danas: Number of Homeless People in Belgrade Rises, Most Have Nowhere to Shelter From…

The number of homeless individuals in Belgrade is increasing, with many lacking adequate shelter to escape the current extreme heat.

Conflicting poll results are fueling debate over the Serbian opposition's electoral chances, with some surveys showing them crossing the threshold while others do not. This comes amidst discussions on the prevalence of pro-regime graffiti that remains uncleaned and unpunished, suggesting potential state involvement in shaping public discourse.

Nova: Same Opposition, Two Different Outcomes: Why Does One Poll Show Them Crossing…

This article analyzes conflicting research findings regarding the Serbian opposition's electoral prospects, questioning why some polls indicate they will cross the electoral threshold while others suggest they will not.

Vreme: Struggle for Public Space: Regime Graffiti

This story discusses the prevalence of graffiti with pro-regime messages and insults targeting citizens, noting that these are not cleaned and the perpetrators are not pursued by the police or judiciary, suggesting state involvement.

An investigation into the surge in wood pellet prices is underway, examining supply and market expectations, and questioning potential exploitation. Separately, an analysis explores Serbia's preference for foreign-made trains and trams, attributing it to issues with domestic quality or cost.

N1: Why Pellet Prices Soared - Is There Enough and What's Expected? Who Exploited…

This article investigates the reasons behind the surge in wood pellet prices, exploring supply availability and market expectations, and questioning who may have capitalized on consumer anxiety.

Nova: Why the State Buys Trains and Trams from Foreign Factories: Serbia Purchases…

An analysis explaining why Serbia opts for foreign-made trains and trams, suggesting that domestic options are either of lower quality or more expensive.

A man has been arrested in Kraljevo on suspicion of espionage and collaboration with the Albanian intelligence service. In an unrelated incident in Novi Sad, Turkish workers were allegedly assaulted after demanding their wages.

Vreme: Arrest in Kraljevo: Man Suspected of Working for Albanian Intelligence Service

A man identified as R. T. from Istok has been arrested in Kraljevo on suspicion of espionage and collaboration with the Albanian intelligence service.

N1: Turkish Workers Came to Earn, Finished Shift in ER: Demanded Payment, Then…

The article reports on an incident in Novi Sad where Turkish workers were allegedly assaulted after demanding their wages.

Milivoje Mihajlović stated that Belgrade exhibits powerlessness and disinterest concerning Serbs in Kosovo, particularly regarding the demolition at Gazivode, and that Western powers only intervene during major crises.

Insajder: Mihajlovic on Gazivode demolition: Belgrade is powerless and uninterested

Milivoje Mihajlović stated that Belgrade shows powerlessness and disinterest regarding Serbs in Kosovo, and that the West only reacts when there is a major crisis.

The public broadcaster RTS has responded to a Nova.rs article concerning the purchase of expensive vehicles, providing explanations for the acquisitions and addressing whether one was intended for its director.

Nova: RTS's Response to Nova.rs Article: Here's Why Cars Worth 200,000 Euros Were…

The public broadcaster RTS responds to an article by Nova.rs regarding the purchase of expensive vehicles, explaining the reasons behind the acquisitions and addressing questions about whether one was meant for its director.

Dimitrijevic argues that proposed modifications to the Law on Education and Upbringing would lead to a significant centralization of decision-making power.

Insajder: Dimitrijevic: Proposed education law changes centralize decision-making

Dimitrijevic argues that proposed changes to the Law on Education and Upbringing consolidate all decision-making into a single center.

A serious traffic accident occurred near Lazarevac last night, resulting in one fatality and three injuries.

N1: One Person Killed, Three Injured in Serious Traffic Accident Last Night Near…

A severe traffic accident near Lazarevac last night resulted in one fatality and three injuries.