Nine members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP), including Igor Žmirić, commander of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (SAJ), have been ordered into 30-day pre-trial detention by the First Basic Court in Belgrade. They are suspected of abusing and torturing multiple individuals in a Serbian government garage in August 2025. This development follows their arrest as part of an investigation into the alleged mistreatment of students.

Insajder: Nine Police Officers Detained for Suspected Abuse in Serbian Government Garage

The First Basic Court in Belgrade has ordered up to 30 days in detention for nine MUP (Ministry of Internal Affairs) members suspected of abusing and torturing multiple individuals in the Serbian government building last year.

N1: Detention Ordered for Zmirić and Suspects in Case of Student Abuse in Serbian…

Detention has been ordered for Zmirić and other suspects involved in the case of student abuse that occurred in a garage of the Serbian government.

Vreme: Suspected Abuse and Torture: Pre-trial Detention for Žmirić and Eight Others

Igor Žmirić, commander of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit, and eight other suspects have been ordered into pre-trial detention on suspicion of committing abuse and torture in August 2025.

The Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) has announced the final results of the parliamentary elections, confirming that 'Studentska lista' secured 140 mandates and 'Ujedinjena Srbija' 103, with minority lists gaining seven seats. This official declaration initiates a 30-day period for the formation of the National Assembly and a 90-day period for electing a new government. The victorious 'Student List' is now focused on systemic reforms and completing Expo preparations.

Vreme: New Beginning for a Victorious Society

Following a regime change, the focus shifts to reforming the system and defining responsibility for damages incurred.

N1: Political Shift in Expo Preparations, New Government Faces Final Steps…

Political changes are occurring in the final stages of Expo preparations, with the new government focusing on concluding tasks, while the student list has not yet revealed its detailed plan.

Danas: RIK announces final election results, 30-day deadline for Parliament…

The Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) has announced the final results of the elections, initiating a 30-day period for the formation of the National Assembly.

Vreme: Final Election Results: Victory by 623,094 Votes

The 'Studentska lista' secured 140 mandates, 'Ujedinjena Srbija' 103, and minority lists the remaining seven, according to the final RIK results, with seven electoral lists entering parliament.

Insajder: RIK Announces Final Election Results: Who Will Form the New Serbian Parliament?

The Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) has published the final results of the elections, indicating which parties will constitute the new Serbian Parliament.

Danas: After Vučić: Student movement in Serbia celebrates victory amidst divisions…

The student movement in Serbia is celebrating a victory, but the country continues to face deep divisions and pressure from Moscow, following events related to Vučić.

Vreme: Time is Ticking: Serbia's New Parliament and Government Formation

The RIK has ten days to assign parliamentary mandates after publishing the final report, and a 90-day period begins for electing a new government once the Assembly is constituted.

The bankruptcy of Alta Bank is expected to have repercussions on the state budget and public debt, according to financial analyst Mališa Đukić. Questions have been raised by a BIRN journalist regarding the whereabouts of money reportedly held in Alta Bank's vault for years and the National Bank of Serbia's delayed response. Citizens are reacting nervously, with queues forming at other banks as they withdraw savings despite assurances of stability.

Vreme: Nervousness Over Alta Banka: Citizens Withdraw Savings, Stuffing Wallets

Following the collapse of Alta Banka, queues are forming at other banks, with citizens reacting nervously despite assurances of the banking system's stability.

N1: Mališa Đukić: Alta Banke Bankruptcy Will Eventually Affect State Budget and…

Financial analyst Mališa Đukić stated that the bankruptcy of Alta Banke will inevitably have repercussions on the state budget and public debt.

N1: BIRN Journalist: Where Is the Money Showcased as Cash in Alta Banke Vault for…

A journalist from BIRN questions the whereabouts of money reported as cash in Alta Banke's vault for years and inquires about the National Bank of Serbia's delayed reaction.

Dejan Jovanović has been appointed as the acting general director of the Serbian Broadcasting Corporation (RTS) following the resignation of the previous director, Manja Grčić. This change comes amidst serious accusations made by a group of employees against Jovanović.

Nova: Who is Dejan Jovanović, Acting Director of RTS: Serious Accusations by Employees

Serious accusations have been made by a group of employees against Dejan Jovanović, the acting general director of the Serbian Broadcasting Corporation (RTS).

Danas: Why Vučić is bothered that RTS is no longer his dominant platform

The article questions why Serbian President Vučić is concerned that RTS (Radio Television of Serbia) is no longer predominantly used to glorify him.

Telekom Srbija and its director, Predrag Mihailović, are now reportedly under scrutiny from judicial authorities, with reports indicating concerns over corruption and misuse of power.

Nova: Telekom Srbija Finally Under Scrutiny by Judicial Bodies

Telekom Srbija and its director, Predrag Mihailović, are finally facing scrutiny from judicial authorities, with reports of corruption and misuse of power.

Serbia has continued to circumvent its Law on Public Procurement by utilizing intergovernmental agreements and special laws (lex specialis), raising concerns about transparency and proper procedure.

N1: Serbia Continues to Bypass Public Procurement Law Through Intergovernmental…

Serbia has continued to circumvent the Law on Public Procurement by utilizing intergovernmental agreements and special laws (lex specialis).