The Belgrade Bar Association has formally called for the immediate resignations of four high-ranking judicial figures: Vladan Petrov, President of the Constitutional Court; Zagorka Dolovac, Supreme Public Prosecutor; Nenad Stefanović, Chief Public Prosecutor of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade; and Dragan Milošević, President of the High Court in Belgrade, citing severe breaches of human rights and abuse of power. Concurrently, the former head of the Communal Police has been…

N1: Belgrade Bar Association demands resignations of Petrov, Dolovac, and Milošević

The Belgrade Bar Association is calling for the resignations of officials named Petrov, Dolovac, Stefanović, and Milošević.

Nova: Revealed: Former Head of Communal Police Arrested After Testimony on Savamala…

The former head of the Communal Police has been arrested following testimony about the Savamala demolitions, facing charges of revealing secret data.

N1: Former head of communal police detained after Savamala demolition testimony

According to Nova.rs, the former head of the communal police has been detained following testimony related to the demolition incident in Savamala.

N1: Is judiciary awakening? Vučić's knowledge of 'canopy case' to be questioned

The article questions whether the judiciary is becoming active and if citizen Vučić will finally be able to provide information to the prosecution regarding the 'canopy case'.

Following the change in government, media mogul Željko Mitrović has announced a significant reduction of his Pink media empire, acknowledging its dependence on state funding. Concurrently, the Serbian public broadcaster RTS has replaced eight editors of its Informative Program, with the new editorial team issuing an apology to viewers for past reporting standards.

Vreme: Željko Mitrović Begins Reducing Pink Empire Amidst Political Change

Following a change in government, media mogul Željko Mitrović announced a significant reduction of his Pink media empire, acknowledging its dependence on state funding.

Vreme: RTS Replaces Editors of Dnevnik 2 News Program

Serbian public broadcaster RTS has replaced eight editors of its Informative Program, with the new editorial team issuing an apology to viewers for the previous reporting standards.

As the Student List prepares to form a new government, economist Božo Drašković predicts "big surprises" when secret contracts for capital projects are revealed, raising concerns about public finances. The possibility of imminent local elections in cities like Novi Sad, Niš, and Novi Pazar is also being discussed. Meanwhile, the victorious Student List is calling for resignations from all officials in Serbia, and Aleksandar Vučić, former President and…

Insajder: Economist Drašković: Big surprises expected when secret contracts are revealed

Economist Božo Drašković discusses the economic outlook for a new government, including the state of public finances and whether citizens have reason to worry, in the context of government scandals and secret contracts for capital projects.

N1: Local elections possibly imminent across Serbia

The article discusses the possibility of upcoming local elections in Novi Sad, Niš, and Novi Pazar, questioning when they might take place.

Danas: Election winners supported by students demand resignations from everyone in…

Following an election, victorious parties, reportedly backed by students, are now calling for the resignations of all officials in Serbia.

Danas: 'He complains about the loyalty of people he chose himself': On Vučić's…

This story reports on Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's remarks suggesting that some of his chosen associates might begin to distance themselves from him, highlighting concerns about loyalty.

Danas: Did the debacle of pro-European and anti-European opposition in elections…

A question is raised about whether the poor performance of both pro-European and anti-European opposition parties in recent elections reflects the Serbian public's sentiment regarding EU membership.

Danas: Serbia needs an absolute system reset: Is the idea of a two-party system new…

The article discusses the concept of a two-party system in Serbia, questioning its novelty and feasibility as a means to reset the country's political structure.

Former SAJ Commander Spasoje Vulević is reportedly revealing new details about alleged preparations for violence on election night, including the involvement of water cannons and organized groups. This comes amid ongoing scrutiny of police accountability.

Nova: Water Cannon, Painted Cisterns, Thugs in Hotels: Former SAJ Commander Spasoje…

Former SAJ Commander Spasoje Vulević is reportedly revealing new details about alleged preparations for violence on election night, involving elements like water cannons and organized groups.

Metropolitan Joanikije, the Metropolitan of Montenegro and the Littoral, has claimed that Milo Đukanović, the former Montenegrin president, once proposed a separation of Montenegro from Belgrade.

Danas: Metropolitan Joanikije: Đukanović offered us to separate from Belgrade

Metropolitan Joanikije claims that Milo Đukanović, likely referring to the former Montenegrin president, had proposed a separation of Montenegro from Belgrade.

Nova: Metropolitan Joanikije: Đukanović Offered Us Separation from Belgrade

Metropolitan Joanikije claims that Đukanović proposed Montenegro's separation from Belgrade.