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Following a session of the Emergency Situations Staff, Macut declared the energy situation stable but recommended rational use of electricity and water. However, the ZLF party criticized Macut's government, stating it lacks political and moral legitimacy.
SRCE has criticized the Macut Government's economic policy, stating that it has not improved the living standards of the people but instead increased the country's debts. The organization highlights concerns about the economic direction.
The session for a vote of confidence in Đuro Macut's government is reportedly being postponed until the autumn, and potentially indefinitely.
A Member of Parliament published a video showing an empty parliamentary hall at the time a debate on Macut's Government was scheduled to take place. The video highlighted the absence of attendees for the discussion.
Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut met with the leadership of the Health Center in Kladovo to discuss plans for further improving healthcare services and patient treatment conditions in the region.
Zdravko Ponoš, a member of parliament and leader of the Srbija centar (SRCE) party, stated that Prime Minister Đura Macut's government is the worst in Serbia's recent history.
Depois de visitar Caracas, Delcy Rodríguez deslocou-se à cidade de Macuto para acompanhar as operações e coordenar o envio de ajuda com os residentes. Portugal e UE vão enviar equipas de reforço.
Serbia held a commemoration for the victims of Ustaše crimes at Donja Gradina, part of the Jasenovac concentration camp system. During the event, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced plans for a new memorial center.
On the anniversary of the Macut Government's work, critics like Vukadinović allege that Serbian government ministers are acting as mere support staff, primarily focused on building President Vučić's personality cult.
Serbian farmers are requesting a meeting with Prime Minister Đuro Macuta and other government members, claiming that milk prices continue to be lowered and no agreement can be reached with the minister.
The Academic Initiative 'Rebellious University' called for the Montenegrin government's resignation, citing failures in public policy. Concurrently, political figures urged the New Serbian Democracy (NSD) to initiate a proposal for Montenegro to withdraw its recognition of Kosovo.
Serbian Minister Ivica Dačić addressed police accountability, stating there would be no protected individuals in cases like Senjak, and revealed details about his heart muscle weakness. He also met with Vasiljević and Macuta to discuss the security situation.
Journalist Sandra Petrušić of Radar weekly commented on the first year of Đura Macut's government for N1, describing it as the worst in her lifetime and stating that Serbia has never fallen so low. Her assessment highlighted significant public dissatisfaction.
Representatives of the protest team advocating for the rights of deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals in Serbia are scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Đuro Macuto on Friday to present their demands.