Aleksandar Vučić extended holiday greetings to Volodymyr Zelensky and reaffirmed Serbia's commitment to providing humanitarian assistance to Ukraine within its capabilities.

Public discourse in Serbia has intensified around Speaker Ana Brnabić’s remarks on amending the constitution to allow President Aleksandar Vučić to seek another term, raising concerns about premature political campaigning.

President Aleksandar Vučić announced new economic measures aimed at stimulating economic development in southern Serbia, as well as bringing the giants of Vranje's economy, Jumko, back on their feet...

Democratic Party politician Nenad Mitrović states that residents of Vladičin Han are shocked by President Aleksandar Vučić's recent conduct toward local mayor Goran Mladenović.

Miloš Jovanović stated that for any sincere right-winger, the removal of Vučić from power is an imperative. This sentiment reflects a strong political stance against the current leadership.

Obilazak mesta po Srbiji, spontani razgovori sa građankama i građanima, obećanja koja daje da će im rešiti životne probleme, deleći pritom novac iz budžeta kao iz sopstvenog džepa, "ad hoc" i bez…

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that Serbian authorities found a device in the Brnjak area, which they claim was launched from Kosovo towards central Serbia. Vučić's media described it as a "fireball" sent from Kosovo, indicating clear intent.

Russian media is discussing the upcoming elections in Serbia, noting President Vučić's generous promises and warning of potential significant destabilization after the vote. There are also reports suggesting the October elections might coincide with other Serbian elections.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced upcoming "painful reforms" in education, a significant increase in pensions this year, and hinted at his potential resignation while seeking support from Europe and Washington.

European Democrats have strongly criticized Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić's suggestion of amending the constitution to allow President Vučić a third term, warning it would lead to autocracy. They argue that such a move would dangerously undermine democratic principles for the ambition of one individual.

Dušan Barna, a 30-year-old Serb, has become a prominent promoter of the Croatian coast through a viral TikTok video, humorously noting he has not been harmed in Split.

The Indonesian government is accelerating efforts to restore clean water access in Palue Island following an earthquake in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). This initiative aims to address critical infrastructure needs for affected residents.

Serbia is receiving firefighting assistance from a Russian 'Ilyushin' plane and EU forces to combat wildfires, with President Vučić inspecting the endangered Deliblatska Peščara reserve by helicopter.

Serbian officials, including Minister Ružić, have responded to public criticism regarding the handling of the Deliblatska Peščara wildfire and addressed speculation about potential business interests behind the blaze. Ružić emphasized the importance of investigating whether the fire could be linked to urban planning desires.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić declared that there would be no lustration for the current government, asserting that the people decide, not external forces. He also acknowledged his influence over the government and parliament.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced the opening of the first 18-kilometer section of the Kuzmin-Sremska Rača highway, which will connect Belgrade with Bijeljina and eventually Banja Luka in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Times has published an article describing Serbian President Vučić as a 'chameleon' and likening him to a 'medieval king receiving petitions.' The piece also mentions Exp and Rector Đokić.

The NATO chief is reportedly in regular contact with the Serbian president, who has written to request that the opening of the Ibar bridge not be allowed.

Montenegrin parties, partners of Prime Minister Spajić at the state level, criticized Milan Knežević's statements, suggesting they are timed to coincide with Montenegro's international obligations and serve Serbian President Vučić.

Following Police Minister Ivica Dačić, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić also denied claims by Dr. Dragan Milić, president of the Movement for Decentralization of Serbia (PODES), that the government is preparing an 'epic' election fraud, primarily through a large number of 'fake state' voters.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is reportedly concerned about his hold on power, as he has repeatedly announced potential election dates without officially scheduling them, a tactic that is frustrating the opposition.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that the new section of the Kuzmin-Sremska Rača highway, which will connect Belgrade with Bijeljina, is scheduled to open on October 15.

Nearly a month after wildfires began in Serbia, the country continues to struggle to contain them, despite initial statements from officials like Dačić and Vučić that external assistance was not needed.

Live broadcasts of Serbian President Vučić's unofficial pre-election campaign in villages are proving to be a double-edged sword, as he increasingly faces unexpected questions from what were considered 'sure votes'.

During a visit to Toplica district, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić had an unusual encounter with an elderly citizen who stopped him regarding a case, leading to him losing his temper and offering her money.

Serbian trade unions are demanding a double-digit increase in the minimum wage, arguing that the country has the financial capacity for it. Employers, however, find even the proposed 9.2% increase too high, while President Vučić promises tax relief.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has described the behavior of Western powers in Kosovo as a 'civilizational shame,' accusing them of trying to politically justify past actions and forcefully advocate for Kosovo's independence.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that production of some of the world's most advanced drones, each costing 30,000 euros, will begin near Belgrade in approximately twenty days.

Analysts and critics are expressing significant concerns about the state of democracy and potential instability in Serbia. Discussions highlight a perceived lack of functional democratic processes within the country.

The sale of Serbian media outlets previously critical of President Vučić has sparked concern among journalists' associations ahead of upcoming elections. This management change has raised suspicions about media independence.

Serbian President Vučić stated that the University of Belgrade's drop in the Shanghai ranking is detrimental to the country, potentially leading to fewer investments and jobs. Economists, however, suggest government actions contributed to the decline and that investors are not primarily concerned with university rankings.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is increasingly shooting poisoned diplomatic arrows at Montenegro. Relations with the Montenegrin leadership, harmonious until yesterday...

Naguib S. Sawiris, Chairman of Orascom, denied any business connections with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić or his relatives, addressing claims made by opposition media regarding a loan from Alta Bank.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić filmed a propaganda video where he attempts to wash a car while driving, discussing infrastructure projects in Serbia, claiming he adjusted his phone to avoid holding or looking at it.

A propaganda offensive against the Montenegrin government has intensified, reportedly because the ruling coalition in Podgorica has undermined several tenets of Serbian President Vučić's tactics in relations with the EU and neighboring countries.

Zdravko Ponoš, president of Srbija centar (SRCE), stated that Montenegro has become a new enemy of Vučić's regime due to its success on the European path, after previous 'enemies' like Zagreb, Sarajevo, and Priština were 'used up'.

Despite average new construction prices exceeding 3,000 euros per square meter in Belgrade, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić proposes selling apartments built for the Expo 2027 project in Surčin for 1,500 euros per square meter.

The article discusses three days of student protests and questions President Vučić's methods of counting participants, suggesting his numbers might be inaccurate or dismissive.

Legendary Serbian handball coach Veselin Vujović criticized the political situation in Serbia in an interview, describing President Vučić as a manipulative figure akin to Goebbels.

A protest rally was held in Valjevo, Serbia, to mark the anniversary of police brutality during demonstrations in 2025, with participants emphasizing that no one has been held accountable. Speakers highlighted the lack of disciplinary action against officers despite numerous testimonies and evidence of violence.

Serbian President Vučić is facing criticism for allegedly determining which patients receive priority for innovative medical therapies. Critics argue that as a layman, he should not be making such decisions.

The European Democratic Party (EDP) commented on the one-year anniversary of police violence against students and citizens in Valjevo and Novi Sad, stating that no one has taken responsibility for the 'night of shame'.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced upcoming major rallies in Užice and Novi Sad. He also stated plans to offer higher salaries for doctors willing to work in rural areas.

Podgorica claims Serbian President Vučić is creating artificial tensions with Montenegro to distract from growing problems and citizen dissatisfaction in Serbia over his decisions.

Stevan Ristić, director of "Vreme" weekly, does not expect elections to be called soon and doubts they will occur in October as previously announced by the Serbian president. He suggests President Vučić is pushing a campaign to reveal the opposition's strategies.

The leader of Serbia's ruling party announced that elections will be held in less than 100 days, urging all political actors to prepare and accept the results. This statement comes amidst ongoing political discussions about the timing of the vote.

Discussions are ongoing regarding the proposed construction of a hydroelectric power plant near Ribarić, with the Serbian National Council emphasizing the need for the project to be based on Serbia's requirements rather than political motives. The Serbian President's statements on the matter are being scrutinized against existing documentation.

The Macedonian Orthodox Church – Ohrid Archbishopric (MOC-OA) has rejected all political and ideological platforms contained within a statement made by Serbian President Vučić, affirming its historical role and spiritual responsibility to the Macedonian people.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić visited the grave of Dragan Marković Palma, expressing his personal and national loss. Vučić also addressed the potential diversion of the Ibar River, noting that Novi Pazar had previously requested such a move and a working group would be formed next week.

Thousands of people across Serbia have been protesting since November 2024, demanding criminal and political accountability for the deaths of 16 individuals in the Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse, with President Vučić criticizing the commemorations.

A survey indicates that young people in Serbia place the most trust in students, while expressing the least trust in President Vučić.

The 'Platform for European Serbia' stated that President Vučić's 'unauthorized privatization of state policy' has led to seeking partners exclusively among outsiders, instead of developing good relations and following examples of European integration leaders.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit to Serbia is being analyzed for its strategic importance, with some suggesting Serbia possesses resources or influence crucial for Ukraine. Critics, however, claim the Serbian government attempted to conceal the visit.

An editorial piece examines President Aleksandar Vučić's pattern of publicly demeaning local politicians, drawing parallels to authoritarian leadership styles where dissent is suppressed and obedience is enforced.

Zdravko Ponoš of the SRCE party argued for the adoption of Serbia's budget rebalance, accusing President Vučić of manipulating public perception and dependency to maintain control.

During a parliamentary session, opposition lawmakers criticized proposed changes to church laws and the establishment of a Serbian Orthodox Church university, while ruling figure Bakarec praised President Vučić.

Tamara Vučić joined Olena Zelenska and other European first ladies in Kyiv for a summit focused on supporting women and families affected by the ongoing conflict.

Aleksandar Vučić pledged an investment of 42 to 45 million euros for renovating the local hospital in Kruševac, alongside plans for a new indoor sports arena.

A labor union has strongly criticized President Aleksandar Vučić’s recent comments describing teachers as state parasites who do little work yet demand higher pay, calling the statement deeply offensive to dedicated educators.

Journalist Ranko Mavrak suggests that the outcome of upcoming elections in Serbia could significantly affect the political position of Milorad Dodik, leader of Bosnian Serbs.

Wildfires in Serbia have significantly disrupted political campaigning, with reports indicating that President Vučić's tent campaign was affected. Critics suggest he only left the area once the situation was somewhat under control.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić responded to opposition official Marinika Tepić's questions regarding the funding and acquisition of firefighting vehicles and equipment. Tepić challenged the government's spending on firefighting resources in 2023, while Vučić claimed a significant increase in purchases since 2021 compared to previous decades.

SSP Vice President Marinika Tepić responded to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's accusations, urging him to control himself and prepare for new evidence she claims is forthcoming.

Albanian Defense Minister Ermal Nufi stated in Zagreb that KFOR, NATO's peacekeeping mission, and Kosovo's stability are fundamental for peace in the region, following a meeting with Ivan Anušić. The article also references Vučić and a potentially "darkest scenario" in the Balkans.

The European Union has sent four helicopters and two firefighting units with over 120 firefighters to assist Serbia with extensive forest fires, prompting Serbian President Vučić to claim his country's helicopters are superior.

The SRCE organization has accused Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić of conducting an official campaign for days, misusing state resources. They allege he is leveraging his position for political gain.

Opposition parties in Serbia, including Novi DSS and SSP, have criticized President Vučić, with Jovanović stating he would only recognize fair election results and SSP accusing Vučić of attempting to fix issues in Southern Serbia before elections after 14 years in power.

Montenegrin media criticizes the contrasting communication styles of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, suggesting both aim to conceal key information from the public despite their different approaches.

The Serbian movement 'Kreni-promeni' (Go-Change) announced it is preparing criminal charges against President Vučić, Prime Minister Macut, Dačić, and Čaušić for their handling of a recent fire.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced plans to acquire new, large aircraft, stating that the country's equipment levels would place it among the top three in Europe.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that parliamentary elections in Serbia will take place on either October 18 or 25, assuring that no one will be denied the right to run.

Serbian Minister Boris Bratina sent a letter to the owner of Alpac Capital, the new owner of N1, Nova, Danas, and Radar, which has been widely condemned by media associations as unacceptable political pressure on independent media outlets.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is awaiting a response from Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte by Tuesday, while facing criticism from the Mi-snaga naroda movement for his perceived hypocrisy in appealing to NATO regarding Kosovo.

Srđan Milivojević, President of the Democratic Party (DS), stated that while Ivica Dačić's Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) could run independently in elections, Dačić would end up in jail alongside Aleksandar Vučić, viewing the announcement as a maneuver to attract dissatisfied voters.

Montenegro's Democratic People's Party (DNP) issued a statement criticizing former Prime Minister Spajić, sarcastically questioning his identity and suggesting that Serbian President Vučić acts as his 'supreme commander'.

Questions have been raised regarding how Serbian President Vučić seemingly knew in advance that the new owner, Alpak Kapital, would alter the editorial policy of the media outlets it acquired. This has led to scrutiny over potential political influence on media independence.

Associations of victims and witnesses of genocide, including the Mothers of Srebrenica and Žepa, have criticized Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's statement that convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić should be released.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced the formation of a working group to analyze changes to the Ibar River's course and stated that events in Kosovo constitute terror by Prime Minister Albin Kurti and his Western allies.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that military production will begin near Belgrade in about 20 days, and a military exercise on the Pešter plateau will feature the Israeli-purchased PULS rocket artillery system for the first time.

The political scene in Serbia is intensifying as elections approach, with various parties and figures making strategic moves and statements. The SPS, led by Dačić, is reportedly considering an independent run, while President Vučić remains non-committal on alliances, sparking media scrutiny.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić broke his own record for live television appearances in August, with 64 broadcasts, surpassing his previous high from March 2025. Critics suggest this reflects a "Gulliver's syndrome" of omnipresence in media.

The Free Citizens Movement (PSG) stated that Serbia's failure to align with EU measures against Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenka makes it an unreliable partner for the EU, highlighting a political choice rather than just sanctions.

The burning of a state prosecutor's car in front of his residence is seen as an open act of terror and a direct attack on state sovereignty, prompting questions about why President Vučić remains silent.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that elections would be called very soon, within 15 to 25 days. An analyst suggests his campaign appears to be an attempt to solidify his existing voter base rather than expand it.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić confirmed the finalization of a new arms procurement contract with China and provided details on a future joint drone factory between Serbia and an Israeli company.

Montenegro refutes Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's complaints that it is not helping the 'brotherly Serbian people,' stating that the claims are inaccurate.

During a protest, an individual called on the US State Department (DASH) to declare Socialist Parliamentary Group leader Taulant Balla and other politicians non grata, accusing them of leaving land fallow while Serbian President Vučić sells wheat in Myzeqe.

Dragan Delić, a member of the Serbia Centre (SRCE) presidency, criticized President Vučić's visit to Rašković in the hospital, stating that the ruling coalition is attempting to downplay its responsibility for the 'silent ethnic cleansing of Kosovo and Metohija'.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has again announced 'large rallies' in Novi Sad and Užice, which analysts believe will be a confrontation with reality, suggesting the political end of the SNS party is near.

North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski stated that the Macedonian autocephalous church is a pillar of Macedonian identity, responding to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's claims that the Serbian Church is the same everywhere, including Skopje.

The coach of Zagreb's handball team, currently on training camp, expressed no regret for supporting students in Serbia, drawing a parallel between their views on Vučić and his own past opinions on Tito.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's campaign is under scrutiny for allegedly exploiting the struggles of a sick child's mother for promotional content on TV and social media.

Mosquito spraying operations are set to continue in Belgrade on Monday. Meanwhile, Istinomer reports that President Vučić has announced a large rally in Novi Sad seven times over the past year and a half.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Finance Minister Siniša Mali publicly disagreed on the sale price of apartments built for the EXPO 2027 event. Mali proposed selling them for 3,000 euros per square meter, while Vučić advocated for a lower price of 1,500 euros per square meter.

A former chief of staff to Vjosa Osmani commented on the meeting between Vučić and Zelensky, questioning why Kyiv should view Serbia as a practical partner rather than a strategic or political model for the region.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and student groups are actively engaged in campaign efforts across rural villages. This initiative raises questions about the effectiveness and reach of different campaign strategies.

Predsednik Srbije i član Srpske napredne stranke (SNS) Aleksandar Vučić izjavio je da je zakazao "velike narodne skupove" u Užicu i Novom Sadu, ne pre

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that Nenad Rašković, who claims to have been beaten by Kosovo police, suffered two broken ribs.

During Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's visit to Jagodina, the local branch of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) criticized the local government, stating that citizens having to appeal to the president directly indicates a lack of local action.

Analysts from Washington suggest that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's recent official visit to Serbia, a country often seen as a close Russian ally, should be evaluated based on its future implications rather than just the initial meeting with President Vučić.

Ana Brnabić, President of the National Assembly and a member of the SNS Presidency, dismissed claims from some media and opposition that criminal offenses by the authorities were revealed during Aleksandar Vučić's tour of Serbia.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that he successfully secured additional funds for road infrastructure during a meeting with the Minister of Finance.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's August 8 meeting with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić in Belgrade, reportedly to secure Serbian shells, caused an uproar due to Zelensky's reaffirmation that Kyiv does not recognize Kosovo's independence.

During a visit to Nova Varoš, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's visit was overshadowed by a local woman questioning why she hadn't received a promised job after securing 'secure votes' for the Serbian Progressive Party, raising questions about potential criminal liability.

An expert has stated that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's proposal to divert the Ibar River is technically feasible but would be extremely expensive, unprofitable, and ultimately detrimental to all parties involved.

Serbian opposition figures have criticized the government, questioning how citizens are protected from high fuel prices, noting record diesel costs. Additionally, the Platform for European Serbia stated that President Vučić's frustration should not hinder relations between Serbia and Montenegro.

Aleksandar Vučić, predsednik Srbije, sastao se jutros sa Li Mingom, ambasadorom Narodne Republike Kine u Beogradu.

According to Florian Bieber, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is prioritizing his relationship with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić due to Serbia's potential to supply Soviet-standard ammunition. This strategic interest reportedly outweighs Ukraine's recognition of Kosovo's independence.

Croatian Minister of Economy Ante Šušnjar has publicly rejected remarks made by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, comparing Belgrade's political rhetoric to a television reality show amid ongoing regional tensions.

President Aleksandar Vučić promised financial support to residents of Pločnik for the construction of a new water pipeline, alongside commitments for road improvements and a nearby military manufacturing plant.

A Russian publication analyzes President Aleksandar Vučić's shifting diplomatic stance, noting his growing reliance on Washington and Beijing while viewing Brussels and Moscow as less decisive power centers.

He said that any prison in Serbia is more beautiful to him than the sun anywhere in the world.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has condemned the attack and obstruction of journalists from local media outlets Glas Šumadije and Ozonpress during the President's visit to Kraljevo, Serbia, urging authorities to identify the perpetrators.

"A shameless move by this government. But that move of illegally using state money for the political campaign of one party and one person is also...

In an unusual turn of events, the ruling party's councilors in Užice, Serbia, voted against a proposal to form an organizing committee for a welcome event for President Vučić, despite opposition support.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced an investigation into a mysterious object with a parachute found in Serbia, following reports of a "fireball" originating from Kosovo. Authorities are working to identify the object and its purpose.

Aleksandar Vučić's pre-election campaign in Serbian provinces is being criticized as an unprecedented 'reality show,' with citizens comparing it to a 'traveling circus' or a medieval king receiving pleas.

Serbian President Vučić stated that a severe fire is raging on Stolovi Mountain in completely inaccessible terrain. He also commented on how Enes undermined his authority.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is reportedly open to EU funds but averse to Serbia joining the Union due to his views on democratic values.

It is counterproductive for him, his interlocutors agree, in an attempt to explain why the President of Serbia and founder of the Serbian Progressive Party, Aleksandar Vučić, in the campaign for the upcoming...

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić has mentioned a potential constitutional change related to President Vučić, sparking speculation whether it's a joke or an unconscious revelation of a plan.

Serbian opposition leader Zdravko Ponoš criticized President Aleksandar Vučić's visit to firefighters battling a large blaze in Deliblatska peščara. Ponoš described the visit as a 'Sunday picnic on the ashes,' implying a lack of seriousness.

Marko K. Jakšić's diary entry discusses various political topics, including the alleged beating of Nenad Rašić by Kosovo police, a mass grave in Jabuka, Belgrade's reaction to arrests of Serbs, and the fate of the Šmigić family.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić reportedly ignored an attempt by Socialist Party of Serbia Vice President Novica Tončev to engage in conversation during an event in Belo Polje, Surdulica.

Political scientist warns of dangerous political signals from Vučić in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

A Balkan expert has called on the EU to reconsider a decision that allegedly gives Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić free rein, referencing recent praise for a convicted war criminal by Vučić and other Serbian officials.

Vukadinović stated that the upcoming elections will shock everyone and that Vučić, while not entering on a white horse, is in a better position than a year and a half ago. These comments offer insights into the political landscape and expectations for the Serbian elections.

According to foreign media reports, a Serbian diplomatic delegation was the only one from Europe to attend a controversial reception, leading to accusations of shame and isolation for the country.

Questions have arisen regarding whether the Russian ambassador offered 'help' to Serbian President Vučić in the elections. The nature of this alleged offer and its implications are under scrutiny.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has threatened to divert the flow of the Ibar River as a response to actions taken by Pristina, sparking debate on whether this is a sign of strength or weakness.

Slobodan Cvejić, Vice President of the Serbia Centre (SRCE) party, stated that the upcoming parliamentary elections in Serbia will not be regular, citing President Aleksandar Vučić's extensive presence in the media as a key factor.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that he finds it difficult to appear on N1 and Nova S television channels, claiming they have become more critical of government representatives in recent months.

Former Democratic Party (DS) president and political scientist Zoran Lutovac assessed that if the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) once again supports Vučić, it could mark its definitive end.

Serbian President Vučić's announcement of a concession plan for the Belgrade Arena has drawn criticism from the opposition, who claim the facility has deteriorated due to a lack of investment. Arena management, however, has denied reports of a sale, while Vučić continues to mention a potential 50 million euro deal.

Serbia's Social and Economic Council failed to reach an agreement on the minimum wage increase for 2027, leaving the final decision to the government. President Vučić announced that the minimum wage would be 70,470 dinars and that taxes and contributions would be reduced to support businesses.

Directors of several independent Serbian media outlets, including Danas, N1, Nova, and Radar, have been replaced, sparking concerns about political pressure. Critics view these changes as a desperate move by the regime and a sign of President Vučić's fear.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is reportedly dissatisfied with Bešić's 10.1% election result, understanding that such a percentage would prevent his list from being a crucial factor in forming a new 'liberation' majority after the 2027 elections.

The car of Valjevo public prosecutor Vukašin Vujičić was set on fire, an act widely condemned by officials and colleagues as an attack on the judiciary's independence. Vujičić stated his immediate priority is to move his family out of Valjevo following the incident.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić met with new ambassadors from Algeria, South Korea, Kazakhstan, Austria, and Germany. He also filmed himself attempting to wash his car, humorously struggling with the process.

Instead of state institutions, within their jurisdiction, solving problems in Serbia, the President of the state, Aleksandar Vučić, visits villages and gives what's needed to whom, thus spreading corruption, stated today...

International analyses indicate that Serbian President Vučić's political term has expired, with critics likening his promises to primitive political marketing. This assessment comes amidst discussions about his political standing.

Ahead of Serbia's snap parliamentary elections on October 18, Serbian students aiming to unseat President Vučić are monitoring Hungary and refusing to cooperate with the 'old opposition'.

A Sunday commentary on Television Vijesti will discuss Serbian President Vučić's foreign policy.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has again announced 'large rallies' in Novi Sad and Užice, which analysts believe will be a confrontation with reality, suggesting the political end of the SNS party is near, with further details on the anticipated pre-election gathering.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is reportedly manipulating election timing, keeping the opposition on alert to be prepared for elections around a similar period, but sufficiently distant from November 1st.

The article discusses whether Serbia is prepared for parliamentary elections, suggesting that the country is generally not ready and that the campaign and aftermath will not be peaceful or stable.

Students in Valjevo are organizing a large protest tonight, expressing solidarity and respect for human lives, and rejecting President Vučić's characterization of their 16-minute moment of silence as a 'satanic act'. They have also called on Interior Minister Ivica Dačić.

Serbian President Vučić has announced that elections will be held in October or November. This statement comes amidst ongoing political discussions and public interest.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's first official visit to Serbia is described as a diplomatic risk, with discussions on why Kyiv should view Serbia as a practical partner.

Political scientist Ognjen Gogić commented on Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's statements about potentially diverting the Ibar River, describing it as a 'nuclear option' akin to Iran closing Hormuz.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced large public rallies in Užice and Novi Sad, directly addressing critics who claimed he would not dare to visit those cities. This comes as Jovanović (Novi DSS) labels Vučić the biggest threat to Kosovo and Metohija remaining part of Serbia.

The Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) is exploring options to expand its pre-election coalition, with many political factions open to discussions under certain conditions.

An analyst of security issues in Kosovo, Avni Islami, stated that positive assessments from NATO and KFOR regarding the security situation in Kosovo challenge the official narrative of Belgrade and represent a blow to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's policy.

Montenegro's political landscape is seeing increased pushback against Serbian President Vučić's remarks, as continued silence from Podgorica is becoming counterproductive for the ruling parties.

Radio Television of Kosovo (RTK) reported the arrest of Fehim Salji on suspicion of espionage for Serbia's BIA intelligence agency, claiming he was involved in collecting votes for Vučić.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's recent visit to southwest Serbia reportedly spiraled out of the organizers' control, adding to existing concerns about his frequent television appearances being a de facto campaign and questions about potential criminal activity related to promises made during his visits.

Predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić posetio je Nenada Raškovića u Kliničkom centru Srbije, gde je tokom dana prebačen iz bolnice u Kosovskoj Mitrovici na lečenje.

Srđan Milivojević, President of the Democratic Party, stated in Valjevo that President Vučić's 'thugs' would face social ostracism and prosecution after a change of government, ahead of a protest marking the anniversary of alleged police brutality.

Reports suggest that Montenegrin Prime Minister Spajić sought assistance, advice, and support from Serbian President Vučić, with some claiming Vučić enabled Spajić's rise to the premiership.

Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić criticized Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, stating that he sends one message to Moscow and another to Europe. Spajić questioned how Serbia, according to available information, can maintain such a dual approach.