President Aleksandar Vučić is expected to resign today, Sunday, initiating a process for electing a new president. This move could lead to Ana Brnabić becoming the first person to hold three of the country's most important political offices, having previously served as Prime Minister and currently holding the position of President of the National Assembly. Vučić has stated his intention to run for Prime Minister in the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Vreme: Vučić Resigns: What's Next for Serbia?

Aleksandar Vučić is expected to resign as President of Serbia today, a position he has held since 2017, but will remain a key player in upcoming elections and will trigger a procedure for electing a new president.

Danas: After Vučić's Resignation, Ana Brnabić Will Become the First Person to Hold…

Following the resignation of Aleksandar Vučić, Ana Brnabić is set to become the first individual in Serbia to have held three of the country's most significant political offices.

Nova: Vučić Asked How He Would Like to Be Remembered: Here's His Answer (VIDEO)

President Aleksandar Vučić was asked about his legacy and how he wishes to be remembered, with his response captured on video.

N1: From one campaign to another: Decided everything on a ceremonial function…

An analysis of President Vučić's role and potential strategies for upcoming presidential elections, noting his influence despite holding a ceremonial position.

The Serbian public broadcaster RTS invited Aleksandar Vučić, Ilija Srdanović, and the director of CRTA to a debate ahead of the parliamentary elections. However, the election monitoring organization CRTA declined the invitation, stating that their role is to observe elections, not to participate in them.

Danas: RTS Invited Vučić, Srdanović, and CRTA Director to a Debate Before…

The Serbian public broadcaster RTS has extended an invitation to Aleksandar Vučić, Biljana Srdanović, and the director of CRTA for a debate in anticipation of the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Danas: CRTA Refused RTS's Invitation to Debate: We Are Observers, Not Election…

The election monitoring organization CRTA has declined an invitation from RTS for a debate, stating their role is as observers, not participants in the elections.

Vreme: RTS Invites Srdanović and Vučić to Debate

The national broadcaster RTS has invited Aleksandar Vučić and Ilija Srdanović to participate in a televised debate ahead of the elections, questioning whether the campaign can support a serious discussion.

N1: CRTA refused RTS's invitation to a debate with Vučić and Srdanović: We are…

The monitoring organization CRTA declined an invitation from the public broadcaster RTS to participate in a debate, stating they are observers and not election participants.

Serious accusations have been leveled against Željko Veselinović regarding the registration and financial backing of the Workers' Party, with Veselinović responding to the claims.

Nova: Registration and Funding of Workers' Party Questioned: Accusations Against…

This article delves into the registration and financial backing of the Workers' Party, leveling serious accusations against Željko Veselinović, who reportedly backed the SNS party, with Veselinović responding by stating he is not a psychiatrist.

An analysis highlights unfulfilled political promises concerning infrastructure and salaries between 2020 and 2023. Separately, discussions on wages reveal a significant gap between the average salary and what is needed for a decent living. In healthcare, former Minister Danica Grujičić acknowledged substantial investments but criticized the persistence of core unresolved issues. Additionally, Belgrade is set to implement a new heating calculation from October 1st, which will see energy prices…

N1: Promises from 2020-2023: Metro, roads, and announced salaries await fulfillment

An analysis of political promises made between 2020 and 2023 concerning the development of a metro system, roads, and salary increases, highlighting which have yet to be fulfilled.

Vreme: Wages in Serbia: For Living or Surviving?

A decent living in Serbia requires approximately 154,000 dinars monthly, while the average salary is nearly 30,000 dinars lower, with those on minimum wage facing an even greater deficit.

Danas: Danica Grujičić: A Lot of Money Invested in Healthcare, But the Main Problem…

Minister Danica Grujičić comments on the significant investment in Serbia's healthcare system, criticizing that the core issues remain unresolved and that even positive initiatives have been negatively impacted.

Insajder: From October 1st, new calculation for heating in Belgrade: Energy cheaper…

Starting October 1st, Belgrade will have a new calculation for heating bills, with energy prices decreasing but the fixed part of the cost increasing, which will impact citizens' overall expenses.

Professor Ana Pešikan emphasized the critical need for adequate working conditions for teachers, arguing that the education system cannot be sustained merely by enthusiasm and that responsibility for its state should not solely fall on individuals.

Insajder: Professor Pešikan: Teachers need conditions to work, education cannot rely on…

Professor Ana Pešikan emphasizes that teachers require adequate working conditions and that education in Serbia cannot be sustained solely on enthusiasm, stating that responsibility for the state of education should not fall solely on individuals.

Nine individuals have been arrested in Zubin Potok by Kosovo police on suspicion of committing war crimes.

Insajder: Nine people arrested in Zubin Potok on suspicion of war crimes

Kosovo police have arrested nine individuals in Zubin Potok on suspicion of committing war crimes.