The student movement, leading the "Student List," is intensifying its election campaign by embarking on a cycling tour across Serbia to connect with citizens and demonstrate their commitment to change. The list, headed by Ilija Srdanović, a cardiologist and professor, emphasizes a platform for systemic reset and includes diverse professionals, while Srdanović has stated his intention to continue his medical career alongside political engagement. Meanwhile, a politician has criticized the idea…

N1: Students Cycle Across Serbia for Change

Students have embarked on a cycling tour across Serbia to show that they are proactive individuals ready to make changes, rather than just 'Instagram kids'.

Vreme: Trio Against the Machinery: Why Students Believe in Victory

A student political list faces an uphill battle against the regime's media dominance but shows early promise due to dedicated individuals ready to work hard.

Danas: What Would Lustrations Look Like Under the Student List's Plan?

An examination of a 'Student List's' plan for purges, exploring who might be affected and how such a process could be implemented.

Vreme: Ilija Srdanović on Tabloid Attacks: 'I Don't Want to Join the Muddy Puddle'

Ilija Srdanović states he will focus on solving citizens' problems rather than responding to attacks from pro-government tabloids.

Nova: Srdanović on media targeting: I don't want to get involved in mudslinging

Predrag Srdanović states his reluctance to engage with media targeting and tabloid controversies, preferring not to be drawn into what he calls a 'muddy puddle'.

Nova: Negotiations are not public discussion: Goran Ješić on the proposal for…

Politician Goran Ješić criticizes the idea of discussing post-election coalition agreements during live TV broadcasts, stating that negotiations should not be public debates.

Danas: Free University Supports Colleagues from DIF Facing Job Loss: 'SNS Attack…

The Free University has expressed solidarity with colleagues from the Faculty of Physical Education and Sports (DIF) who are at risk of losing their jobs, accusing ruling party loyalists of targeting professors who support students.

Vreme: Student List on the Ballot: Magic Number Three

Aleksandar Vučić is not going into the final election push.

Concerns over election integrity are escalating with new reports of significant budget allocations before the elections and an analyst suggesting President Vučić has failed to meet promises to pensioners. Furthermore, a diplomatic scandal involving Branimir Nestorović has reportedly confirmed alleged interference by the Russian Embassy in Serbian elections, while the Republic Electoral Commission has rejected objections regarding Aleksandar Vučić leading the 'United Serbia' electoral list.

N1: Another Billion Leaves Budget Before Elections; New Aid for Sapic

A significant sum of money is being allocated from the budget shortly before elections, with new aid provided to Sapic to prevent liquidity issues for unknown reasons.

Nova: Did we get confirmation of Russian Embassy interference in Serbian elections?…

A report suggests that a diplomatic scandal involving Dr. Nestorović may have inadvertently confirmed alleged interference by the Russian Embassy in Serbian elections.

Vreme: REC: Aleksandar Vučić Can Be Head of 'United Serbia' List

The Republic Electoral Commission rejected public objections regarding a potential conflict of interest with the electoral list name 'Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia'.

Nova: How Vučić owed pensioners 130 euros monthly

An analysis by Milan Ćulibrk suggests that President Vučić has failed to fulfill a promise to pensioners, leaving them short by 130 euros each month.

N1: Tepić: Corruption in Serbia is No Longer a Local Problem, but International…

Politician Marinika Tepić asserts that corruption in Serbia has escalated from a local issue to a matter of international business.

Nova: Miodrag Jovanović, interview: The election campaign is moving towards a…

In an interview, Miodrag Jovanović discusses the current election campaign in Serbia, stating that it is increasingly taking on the characteristics of a referendum.

The Union of Architects of Serbia has sent a follow-up letter to Jared Kushner regarding the 'Trump Belgrade' trial, citing "worrying legal developments and human rights violation." The letter notably highlights the unprecedented situation of a current minister, Nikola Selaković, sitting at the defense table in a trial related to the Trump family's interests in Europe.

N1: Serbian architects write to Kushner again: “Worrying legal developments and…

The Union of Architects of Serbia (UAS) sent a follow-up to its previous letter to Jared Kushner, American businessman and son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, pointing out “worrying legal developments and human rights violation” regarding Kushner's former project, which had been planned for the site of the General Staff building complex in Belgrade.

President Aleksandar Vučić responded to a pointed question from a journalist regarding the removal of 'chachilend' and criminals. Separately, discussions are circulating in media circles about the potential sale of the prominent Serbian newspaper 'Blic' to businessman Saša Blagojević, though the current owners deny it.

Nova: VIDEO: 'How is packing going and will you remove 'chachilend' and criminals'…

A video captures President Vučić's response to a journalist's pointed question regarding the removal of 'chachilend' and criminals, with the question framed as 'how is packing going'.

Vreme: Talk of Selling 'Blic' Newspaper

Journalists and media circles are discussing the potential sale of 'Blic', a prominent Serbian media outlet, to businessman Saša Blagojević, though the owners deny it.

Discussions are ongoing regarding the potential need for a 'Sablja 2' operation, which likely refers to a new security measure or crackdown. This comes amidst broader political discourse on crime and governance.

Danas: Do We Need 'Sablja 2'?

A discussion questioning the necessity of a 'Sablja 2' operation, likely referring to a potential new crackdown or security measure.