During a UN Security Council meeting, Bosnia's envoy firmly rejected calls for the release of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. The representative emotionally questioned whether those advocating for his release showed similar empathy for victims of his crimes.

A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck off Davao Occidental, followed by a magnitude 5.3 quake off Glan, Sarangani. Separately, an earthquake also hit Serbia.

Activists of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) disrupted the daily silent tribute for the victims of the Novi Sad Railway Station tragedy, drawing criticism from opposition parties.

Serbia's annual inflation rate hit 3.5% in May, with fuel and utilities experiencing the most significant price increases. This marks a notable rise in the cost of living for Serbian citizens.

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced that its foreign exchange reserves reached a historical end-of-month high of 29,882.1 million Euro at the end of May.

Officials from the National Alliance for Local Economic Development (NALED) announced that Serbia is on track to introduce its first law regulating artificial intelligence later this year.

The Serbian Government has adopted an amendment to the Decree on the Distribution of Incentives in Agriculture and Rural Development for 2026, aiming to increase direct payments to farmers.

The Rezala Camp on Lake Gazivoda in Kosovo has been taken over with police assistance, according to a co-owner who claims no prior notice was given. The circumstances of the takeover are disputed.

The defense ministers of Serbia and Azerbaijan met to discuss bilateral cooperation in the defense sector. Serbian Minister Bratislav Gašić emphasized that military neutrality protects Serbia.

Serbia's energy minister stated that most outstanding issues in negotiations between Gazprom and Hungary's MOL regarding the sale of a Serbian oil company have been resolved, with the deal needing completion before a US deadline.

The cases of professor Vladimir Mihić and his colleague Jelena Kleut, from the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Novi Sad (UNS), have raised the question of the Senate's role in the process of electing teachers in...

Democratic Party (DS) leader Srdjan Milivojevic believes that the student movement has successfully channeled public discontent, creating a 'referendum-like' atmosphere, and that this momentum must be turned into a victory against Vucic.

Serbia and Slovakia have reached an agreement for joint surveillance of Serbia's state border, formalized by the signing of an agreement between their interior ministries.

Biljana Đorđević of the Green-Left Front (ZLF) has reiterated that supporting the student list in elections is considered the only credible way to contribute to the ousting of the current regime, emphasizing this path for political change.

The Roma Party in Serbia has initiated a campaign titled 'Ne prodaj glas' (Don't sell your vote) to encourage electoral integrity, with its leader Srdjan Sajn announcing the launch.

Serbia's public sector has reportedly entered into contracts worth €7 billion for 2025 without conducting public bidding procedures. This raises concerns about transparency and procurement practices.

The Ministry of Information has condemned the assault on a Radio Vidovdan journalist during a ProGlas event in Frankfurt.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic asserted that Serbia would 'cease to exist within 48 hours' if it failed to invest adequately in its military capabilities.

For over 18 months, Serbia's electronic media has been operating without proper oversight due to the ongoing vacancy of the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM) Council.

Kosovska policija je tokom izbornog danas privela dve osobe u selu Goraždevac zbog sumnje o uticaju na birače a što je, u regovanju iz Beograda, oštro

Vukasin Obradovic, editor of 'Vijesti' daily and former NUNS president, assesses that recent events have seriously damaged Serbia-Montenegro relations, viewing them as part of a broader political operation.

The number of registered participants for EXPO 2027 in Belgrade has significantly surpassed the figures from the previous event held in Astana. This indicates strong international interest and engagement for the upcoming exhibition.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has stated that Serbia must make a clear choice between aligning with Europe or continuing its balancing act with Russia and China. He emphasized that a policy of balancing these powers is not sustainable.

The Independent Journalists’ Association of Serbia (NUNS) reported that it recorded eight incidents targeting journalists and media workers in May, including serious threats and physical attacks.

Corax and Die Presse have published their respective editions for June 5, 2026. These publications include cartoons and reader letters, reflecting current events and public opinion.

Serbia has demanded an urgent investigation into the death of a Serbian peacekeeper in Lebanon. Concerns have been raised regarding the adequacy of the Ministry of Defense's security assessment for the mission.

Serbia's public debt stood at 39.21 billion euros at the end of April, representing 41.5% of the country's Gross Domestic Product. This figure indicates the current state of Serbia's national finances.

On Wednesday, numerous schools across Serbia received bomb threats, resulting in evacuations and police checks.

The Commissariat has awarded housing contracts to 28 refugee families in Sombor, providing them with stable accommodation.

A contentious session of the Medical Chamber of Serbia, held to elect its president and other bodies, was marked by heated discussions and the denial of access to N1 and Nova TV crews.

The Constantine the Great airport in Niš, Serbia, announced a 14 percent increase in passenger numbers for May compared to the same period last year.

Air Serbia officially launched its direct flight service between Belgrade and Alicante on Monday, connecting the Serbian capital with one of Spain's most popular tourist destinations and marking its sixth route to the country.

The Serbian Government has extended its temporary ban on the export of oil and petroleum derivatives until July 2. This measure aims to ensure domestic supply and stability.

A protest was staged in front of the Basic Court in Novi Pazar, a city in western Serbia, on Monday. The demonstration was held in response to ongoing proceedings against opponents of geological activities in the area.

Serbia's national power company EPS has signed an agreement with Azerbaijan's SOCAR to construct a new gas-fueled power plant. The facility will be built in the southern Serbian city of Nis.

Serbia's interior ministry has installed formidable facial recognition software, already used by Russia and Iran, despite dropping references to biometric technologies from its draft Law on Police.

The association "Da se zna" reported that a trans woman named Mateja and her partner were assaulted in Belgrade, with allegations of police homophobia surrounding the incident.

Serbian prosecutors have expanded their investigation into the murder at a Senjak restaurant, revealing new details about how Nešović was allegedly killed. The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office reconstructed the key 45 minutes of the incident after a month of investigation.

Twenty-five police officers and customs officials were arrested in a corruption probe at the Badovinci border crossing between Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

N1 anchor Danica Vucenic received death threats in a letter, prompting condemnation from journalist associations and political organizations.

The Venice Commission has issued a positive opinion on the proposed amendments to Serbia's judicial laws. Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić confirmed the positive assessment, noting that the government successfully defended at least three key solutions within the amendments.

Srbijagas has launched an international arbitration case against Lithuania, seeking approximately 50 million euros. The dispute is related to the Azotara Pancevo fertilizer plant.

The Serbian newspaper Danas published a political cartoon titled 'Corax for June 12, 2026,' featuring figures resembling Aleksandar Vučić and Donald Trump.

The Empire of the Sun concert in Belgrade was canceled due to a severe storm that destroyed the stage and equipment. Fans were left disappointed as the weather made the performance impossible.

In the third part of a long list of relics that will soon be in Serbia for you to kiss to bring you luck, we will focus on those that perform the greatest miracles.

Serbia's central bank has held its key policy rate at 5.75 percent, while the Turkish central bank also kept its key policy rate stable at 37 percent. Both decisions reflect efforts to manage monetary policy in their respective economies.

Serbia's national weather service (RHMZ) issued a warning as a wave of storms and heavy rain moved across the country.

The leader of the Roma Party, Srdjan Sajn, has alleged that the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is perfecting methods of pressuring voters, particularly buying over 100,000 Roma votes. He claims that around half a million voters are unable to cast a free ballot.

The Serbian Ministry of Education has announced that schools will be required to organize study visits to Expo 2027 for students during the upcoming academic year. Schools will receive professional instructions regarding these mandatory visits.

Several members of an elite Belgrade police unit have been arrested on suspicion of attempting to cover up a restaurant shooting from last year, adding to the Belgrade police force's ongoing troubles.

Minister Selaković, Secretary of the Ministry of Culture Slavica Jelača, and acting directors of the Republican Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments and the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments of Belgrade Goran Vasić...

A yellow warning has been issued for isolated heavy thunderstorms accompanied by hail in Cyprus and Serbia. Residents are advised to prepare for adverse weather conditions over the next two days.

This news roundup covers several distinct events including the scrapping of permanent residence permits, a handgun incident, a region facing criticism for a cardiology scandal, and drones being cleared for a royal golden wedding.

A collision between two trucks occurred at the entrance to Belgrade today, resulting in a fire on one of the vehicles.

The 'University in Rebellion' initiative in Serbia has filed a petition with the Constitutional Court, seeking a review of the constitutionality and legality of the SPIRI system.

Dragan Đilas announced that a pro-European political bloc in Serbia is expected to formalize in the near future. This development signals a potential shift in the country's political landscape.

Divčibare forests are threatened by climate change, summer fires, but also by increasingly massive construction. While experts and environmental activists point to the endangerment of the forests

Observers from the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) reported instances of Serbian interference and disinformation during the recent parliamentary elections in Kosovo. The findings raise concerns about the integrity of the electoral process.

Serbian opposition leader Dragan Djilas emphasized the necessity of post-election cooperation with a student list for regime change and confirmed that his Freedom and Justice Party (SSP) will participate in upcoming elections in a coalition with pro-European parties.

In a European project in which Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad participated together with a gymnasium from Timișoara, out of 33,000 euros that our school received in total for this project, the director...

The EU-Western Balkans summit in Tivat highlighted Montenegro's proximity to EU membership and Albania's progress, raising questions about Serbia's current standing in the accession process.

Milivojevic has praised the student movement in Serbia, calling it the most progressive movement in Europe today. This statement highlights the perceived impact and forward-thinking nature of the student activism in the country.

The Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation reported at least 135 verbal attacks on journalists and media outlets by state officials in Serbia during May. NUNS also noted eight incidents in the same month where journalists' safety was threatened.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic told reporters in Tivat that sending a group of men, whom he described as activists, to Montenegro was a "huge political mistake."

Serbia's Mining and Energy Minister Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic confirmed that the country has secured a three-month extension on its gas supply agreement with Russia.

Serbia's Energy Minister, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, met with Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller to discuss continued Russian gas supplies, resulting in a three-month extension of their gas arrangement.

Lack of rain during spring, and especially in April, is already leaving consequences on crops throughout Serbia.

Multiple schools across Serbia received emailed bomb threats on Wednesday morning, prompting police checks that found no explosive devices. Authorities confirmed that classes have since resumed.

Members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Kragujevac arrested L. B. (23) from Kragujevac, due to the existence of grounds for suspicion that he committed criminal offenses.

Changes to the regulations adopted in March by the Directorate of Civil Aviation of the Republic of Serbia have raised questions about the future of the Wizz Air base.

The legendary British post-punk band Public Image Ltd. held a concert in Belgrade and subsequently used social media to recommend the Serbian band Obojeni Program to their fans.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has denied reports that Belgrade intends to end its visa-free regime for Russian citizens, reaffirming the country's close ties with the Kremlin despite the ongoing war in Ukraine.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled that Serbian authorities violated the European Convention on Human Rights by banning a protest organized by the Serbian-Chinese community.

Minors have been charged in Subotica for burning a Hungarian flag, with the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office seeking proceedings against them. This incident has led to legal action against the individuals involved.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is scheduled to hold high-level talks in Singapore. This visit is expected to strengthen diplomatic ties and discuss bilateral relations.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) condemned the decision to prevent journalists from reporting on the mayoral election in the Kula municipality.

The Serbian national statistics office (RZS) reported that the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased by 3.2 percent in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period last year.

Tensions were reported to be high in the Vojvodina city of Kula as the municipal assembly convened to elect a new mayor.

Serbia is anticipating cloudy weather next week, while the UAE expects fair conditions with light to moderate winds. Weather forecasts indicate differing patterns across the regions.

Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dacic stated that police arrested suspects in the 'Senjak' case in the shortest possible timeframe, a claim that has led to a clash with the Human Rights Center regarding the speed of the arrests.

This collection features news broadcasts and photo highlights from June 12, 2026, covering various events and stories from the week. It includes segments from N1 Studio live and a weekly photo roundup.

The Serbian Internal Affairs Ministry (MUP) has opened applications for its Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (SAJ), seeking new troopers.

The European Integration Minister announced that the regulatory prerequisites for implementing the 'Roam Like at Home' regime have been met. This development paves the way for the application of the new roaming regulations.

Low-cost carrier Wizz Air has warned that changes to an air transport regulation in Serbia may force it to quit Belgrade, prompting scrutiny from Brussels.

N1 TV anchor Danica Vucenic has received a letter containing threats against her and her family.

Twenty-five years have passed since the murder of Serbian journalist Milan Pantić, and the case remains unsolved with no one held accountable. Journalist associations NUNS and ANEM have marked the grim anniversary, emphasizing the continued lack of justice.

A political cartoon by Corax, dated for June 11, 2026, was published by Danas.

A construction permit has been issued for preparatory work to build an aquarium on Belgrade's Ušće, despite public protests. The decision allows for the project to move forward.

Tonino Picula stated that during its grace period, the Serbian government must prove its seriousness in fulfilling its commitments. He emphasized the need for the authorities to demonstrate their dedication to the agreed-upon obligations.

An analysis by Demostat indicates that the Serbian state TV (RTS) prime time news bulletin, Dnevnik 2, presents a selective and biased portrayal of political and social reality.

The High Judicial Council has accepted an initiative emphasizing the essential need for dialogue on freedom of speech. Judges have highlighted the importance of open discussion on this topic.

How a part of the criminal complaint against Veselin Milić 'fell'. Was it clear from the beginning of the investigation that a prosecutorial acrobatics would follow, by which the former head...

Prosecutors have dropped charges against the Belgrade police chief, an outcome that opposition parties and civil society organizations criticize as a capitulation of the judiciary to political power. The decision has sparked accusations of political influence over the legal system.

"On the fortieth day of fleeing the infected city, I came to the conclusion: it must be liquidated. That's it, there's no other way.

This school year was eaten by locusts. The situation in schools is very bad, teachers work in poor conditions, and political commissars are imposed on schools.

The People's Movement of Serbia (NPS) will participate in the upcoming elections, with a decision on potential coalition partners to be made in due course. This announcement confirms the party's electoral involvement.

Serbia's Fiscal Council estimates that the total costs for EXPO 2027 and related projects could amount to approximately €3.4 billion. This figure includes both the exhibition itself and associated infrastructure developments.

MOL has obtained a new US license to advance its acquisition talks for a Serbian oil company, with June 16 potentially being a key date for NIS. A Forbes journalist expressed doubts about MOL's ability to guarantee the long-term full operation of the refinery.

The Serbian newspaper Danas published a new cartoon by Corax, dated for June 8, 2026. The cartoon is a political commentary by the renowned caricaturist.

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An inquiry is being conducted into the entities behind the bid for the Belgrade Arena, with comparisons drawn to past projects, suggesting a need for significant overhaul.

Serbia is significantly behind in plastic waste processing, with experts noting that there is too much talk and too little action on recycling. The country struggles to effectively manage and process its plastic waste.

Serbia has not progressed in European integration since 2012, because if there had been progress, an EU summit like today's in Tivat would have been held in Belgrade, it was assessed at a panel discussion.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced that Serbia needs to fulfill three conditions to open Cluster 3 in its EU accession negotiations, also mentioning discussions on Kosovo during bilateral meetings.

The Macroeconomic Analyses and Trends (MAT) monthly reported that Serbia’s GDP increased by 3.5 percent year-on-year during the first four months of 2026.

The Serbian Parliament Security Services Control Committee held a closed-door session to discuss and adopt reports from the country's top security agency, BIA.

Serbian President Vucic has defended Serbian nationals deported from Montenegro, stating they are activists, not criminals. The incident raises questions about the reasons for their travel and potential retaliatory actions between the two countries.

The U.S. Embassy in Serbia has issued a public call for companies interested in building the Djerdap 3 reversible hydropower plant. This initiative signals the start of a race for the significant energy project.

Starting June 3, the Upper Town section of the Belgrade Fortress, also known as Kalemegdan, will be closed to the public during overnight hours. This measure is being implemented by the public enterprise Belgrade Fortress.

Davor Stier, the EPP Group’s shadow rapporteur on Serbia, informed the European Parliament’s Committee on Foreign Affairs about serious shortcomings in Serbia's rule of law, democratic institutions, media freedom, and political pluralism.

Corax has published a new cartoon for June 3, 2026. The cartoon is available for viewing.

Truckers are experiencing long waits at border crossings, while passenger vehicles are facing delays of up to 30 minutes. The situation is causing significant congestion and travel disruptions.

Students from Novi Sad faculties have announced a new protest scheduled for June 20. This upcoming demonstration follows previous student activism.

Commenting on Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic’s recent visit to Beijing and his interviews with American media, Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP)

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that elections will be held immediately after the summer. This announcement was made during a discussion about the political landscape and upcoming events.

The articles refer to a political cartoon by Corax, specifically dated for June 2, 2026.

The international tactical exercise 'Platinum Wolf 26' has commenced on training grounds near Bujanovac in southern Serbia, bringing together various forces for joint maneuvers.

A new group of young men and women has reported to Serbian Armed Forces' basic training centers in Sombor, Valjevo, and Leskovac to begin their voluntary military service.

Workers from Belgrade's city transport company (GSP) staged a protest outside the Mayor's office. The demonstration was organized by the GSP union to voice their grievances.

The University of Belgrade has been ranked among the top 1.9% of universities worldwide, according to Rector Vladan Djokic. This achievement places the institution in a prestigious global category, as confirmed by the university chief.

The Tartu District Court is reviewing the conditional early release of 71-year-old Milan Martić, former president of the unrecognized Republic of Serbian Krajina, with the Prison and Prosecutor's Office opposing parole.

Protests in Belgrade successfully forced the removal of a massive billboard featuring the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) slogan 'Srbija pobedjuje' (Serbia Wins), which was criticized for threatening protected birds.