Serbia has accepted emergency assistance from the European Union, including four Black Hawk helicopters and 124 rescue personnel from Germany and Romania, to help combat extensive wildfires. The Deliblatska Peščara and Stolovi regions remain critically affected, with some fires burning for weeks, prompting calls for public access bans and environmental monitoring due to dangerous substances from scorched earth.

Vreme: Serbia Accepts EU Aid for Wildfires

Amidst large-scale fires and heatwaves, Serbia has activated EU civil protection, receiving four helicopters and aid teams from Germany and Romania, with Montenegro also offering assistance.

N1: Professor Warns of Danger from Scorched Earth in Deliblatska Peščara, Urges…

A professor from the Faculty of Chemistry calls for a ban on public access to burnt areas in Deliblatska Peščara and emphasizes the need for monitoring dangerous substances.

Insajder: Live Blog: Wildfires Rage Across Serbia, Worst in Deliblatska Peščara and…

A live blog details ongoing efforts to combat wildfires in multiple locations across Serbia, with the Deliblatska peščara and Stolovi regions facing the most severe situations. All available resources from the Serbian Ministry of Interior are engaged in firefighting.

Insajder: Serbia Accepts EU Aid: Four Black Hawk Helicopters, 124 Rescuers, and 39…

Serbia has accepted assistance from the European Union, which includes the deployment of four Black Hawk helicopters, 124 rescue personnel, and 39 vehicles to aid in firefighting efforts.

Danas: RTS: Deliblatska Peščara Worst Affected, Wildfire Fights Ongoing Across Serbia

This report from RTS details the severity of wildfires, highlighting the critical situation in Deliblatska Peščara and ongoing efforts to combat fires in multiple locations across Serbia.

N1: Wildfire on Stolovi Mountains Continues for 18 Days, Deliblatska Peščara…

The battle against wildfires on Stolovi mountain has lasted for 18 days, with the situation in Deliblatska Peščara being the most severe.

Insajder: One Month of Fires in Deliblatska Peščara: Chronicle of a Blaze from Spark to…

This story provides a detailed account of the extensive wildfires that have affected the Deliblatska peščara region over the past month, tracking the spread of the fires from their ignition to their impact on nearly 4,000 hectares.

Insajder: 'We Felt Great Heat, Saw Flames Above Houses': Residents Describe Yesterday's…

Residents recount their experiences during a recent fire near Šušara, describing the intense heat and visible flames from their homes, in an interview with Insajder.

President Aleksandar Vučić has publicly criticized Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) MP Branko Ružić following a statement about a fire incident in Deliblatska Peščara, accusing him of 'petty theft' in his past actions. This comes as questions are raised about the President's absence from wildfire-affected rural areas during his election campaign. Separately, a British Times analysis describes President Vučić as a 'chameleon' navigating between Eastern and Western alliances, suggesting his time…

Nova: Vučić Criticizes Ružić Over Fire Incident, Accuses Minister of 'Petty Theft'

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has publicly criticized Minister Branko Ružić following a statement about a fire in Deliblatska Peščara, accusing him of 'petty theft' in his past actions.

Danas: Why Vučić Avoids Visiting Burning Villages During Election Tour?

This article questions President Vučić's absence from rural areas affected by wildfires during his election campaign, suggesting a potential political motive.

N1: British Times on Vučić: The 'Chameleon' Playing Between East and West May Be…

A British Times analysis describes Serbian President Vučić as a 'chameleon' navigating between Eastern and Western alliances, suggesting his time for such maneuvering might be limited.

As snap parliamentary elections approach, student movements are planning to adapt their campaign strategies to increase participation and scale, aiming to challenge the ruling Serbian Progressive Party's political machine.

Vreme: Student Election Campaign Strategies

As elections approach, students plan to adapt their campaign strategies, aiming for increased participation and scale while maintaining their core principles.

Vreme: Election Countdown: Student Movement vs. Ruling Party Machine

With snap parliamentary elections imminent, the article questions whether the ruling Serbian Progressive Party's machine can overcome the 'X factor' of the student movement.

An expert has highlighted the urgent need for a systemic solution to the problem of sewage being discharged into rivers, emphasizing the direct threat this pollution poses to citizens.

Insajder: Sewage in Rivers Requires Urgent Systemic Solution: Expert on Threat to Citizens

An expert discusses the urgent need for a systemic solution to the problem of sewage being discharged into rivers, highlighting the direct threat this pollution poses to citizens.

A mother and her two children are facing a controversial eviction-like situation due to her ex-husband's debt, which is forcing her to share her apartment with a new owner.

N1: Controversial Bailiffs' Ruling: Mother with Two Children Must Live with…

A mother and her two children are facing an eviction-like situation due to her ex-husband's debt, forcing her to share her apartment with a new owner.

A meteorologist has provided a forecast indicating that the current hot summer weather will soon end, with temperatures expected to drop below 30 degrees Celsius after a specific date.

Nova: Meteorologist Predicts End of Summer Heatwave and Cooling Temperatures

Meteorologist Nedeljko Todorović has provided a forecast indicating when the current hot summer weather will end and when temperatures are expected to drop below 30 degrees Celsius.