West Nile Virus has been confirmed in the country, leading to two hospitalizations and widespread public concern. Experts are providing information on how to identify bites from infected mosquitoes and the potential health implications.

Nova: West Nile Virus confirmed: Two hospitalized, citizens fearful, experts explain…

Two individuals have already been hospitalized, causing fear among citizens due to the confirmed presence of West Nile Virus. Experts are explaining how to identify if you have been bitten by an infected mosquito.

N1: Due to West Nile Virus, He Lost the Ability to Walk Independently: Nikola…

This story focuses on an individual named Nikola who is struggling to walk due to West Nile virus and requires assistance for his medical treatment and rehabilitation.

One year after violent incidents in Valjevo, victims have come forward to recount being beaten by police with fists and batons, still without knowing the reason for the brutality. Legal proceedings have been initiated against 34 individuals accused of attacking police officers, and 28 criminal charges have been filed regarding alleged police brutality. The Protector of Citizens has also investigated the conduct of the police during the events.

N1: Anniversary of Violence in Valjevo: Began Peacefully, Ended with Unseen Scenes…

A report marks the anniversary of violent incidents in Valjevo, Serbia, which started peacefully but escalated into severe violence, including against children. The story also details subsequent legal actions against 34 individuals and comments from a lawyer and the Protector of Citizens regarding…

Nova: Police brutality in Valjevo: One year later, victims recount beatings…

Victims recount being beaten with fists and batons, still not knowing the reason a year after the incident. The JTOK is investigating the case, and 28 criminal charges have been filed regarding the alleged police brutality in Valjevo.

N1: Valjevo One Year Later: Three Cases Against 34 People for Attacking Police…

A year after a protest in Valjevo, three legal proceedings have been initiated against 34 individuals accused of attacking police officers. This article provides an update on the legal ramifications of the event.

N1: Protector of Citizens Investigated Police Conduct in Valjevo: Who Was…

The Protector of Citizens (Ombudsman) has investigated the actions of the police during the Valjevo events, interviewing relevant parties to gather information on the conduct during the protest.

Nova: Persecution of the Aćimović legal family: Abuse directed by authorities

The Aćimović legal family is reportedly facing persecution and abuse, allegedly directed by government authorities.

The Serbian government is offering to subsidize 50% of the cost for new windows to promote energy savings, though the project's accessibility and overall success are being questioned. Meanwhile, Gordana Zrnić stated that Serbia needs to reform its strategy, business climate, and education to attract serious investors, as climate change is reportedly already undermining the economy.

Vreme: Subsidizing Energy Efficiency: How to Get New Windows with State Aid

The Serbian government offers to pay 50% of the cost for new windows to promote energy savings. The article questions the project's success and the ease of access for citizens to obtain new windows and for Serbia to achieve energy savings.

Insajder: Zrnic: Serbia Must Change Strategy, Business Climate, and Education for…

Gordana Zrnić stated that Serbia needs to reform its strategy, improve its business climate, and enhance education to attract serious investors.

N1: INVESTIGATION: Climate Change is Already Undermining Serbia's Economy: Do We…

An investigative report from Forbes Serbia highlights that climate change is negatively impacting the Serbian economy, questioning the current understanding and economic cost of these effects.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs Ivica Dačić reported that there are currently 10 active open fires across the country, with the most severe blazes located in Deliblatska Peščara and Stolovi. No injuries have been reported in connection with these fires.

Insajder: Dačić: 10 Active Fires, Deliblatska Peščara Worst Hit, No Injuries

Serbian Minister Ivica Dačić reported 10 active open fires across the country, with the most severe in Deliblatska Peščara and Stolovi, stating that no one is endangered.

The feasibility of establishing a parliamentary club dedicated to supporting students within the National Assembly is under analysis. Separately, citizens in Novi Sad marked the anniversary of an attack by SNS 'thugs' with a march, chanting slogans in support of students.

Danas: Why a Parliamentary Club Supporting Students Isn't Possible in the Serbian…

An analysis questioning the feasibility of establishing a parliamentary club dedicated to supporting students within the Serbian National Assembly.

Nova: 'Students are Serbia!': Novi Sad citizens mark anniversary of SNS attack with…

Citizens in Novi Sad marched to commemorate the anniversary of an attack by SNS 'thugs' on fellow citizens, chanting slogans in support of students.

Houses at Gazivode lake are reportedly being demolished, a situation stemming from unresolved cadastral discrepancies that are allegedly being addressed through force rather than legal channels.

Nova: Demolition of houses at Gazivode lake: Cadastral discrepancies not resolved by…

Houses at Gazivode lake are being demolished, with the issue stemming from cadastral disagreements that are reportedly being resolved through force rather than legal means.

Serbian athlete Ivana Španović, a long jumper and triple jumper, has issued a statement following a scandal that resulted in her losing a medal, also making a reference to tennis player Novak Djokovic.

Nova: Španović speaks out after scandal and losing medal, mentions Novak Djokovic

Athlete Ivana Španović has released a statement following a scandal that led to her losing a medal, also referencing Novak Djokovic.