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Novi Sad's water utility warned of potential pressure fluctuations and supply disruptions following a fire at Petrovaradin Fortress, advising residents to conserve water.

The civic platform '100% Sad.' has demanded a referendum on the 'Novi Sad na Vodi' development project, which Mayor Žarko Mićin opposes, arguing it undermines municipal sovereignty.

Students and Assemblies of Novi Sad have invited citizens to gather tomorrow at the Serbian National Theatre from 5 PM to collectively reiterate why they fought for early elections that the president...

An informal group of judges and prosecutors named 'Defense of Profession' has requested protection from the High Judicial Council regarding inappropriate influence on judges in the Basic Court in Novi Sad.

At one of Novi Sad's oldest high schools, students marked the start of the school year with protests and boycotts, while the principal proposed switching to online classes due to ongoing uncertainty.

Local opposition parties abandoned a municipal session after their proposal to formally condemn hate speech was removed from the agenda.

The Kreni-promeni group submitted a proposal to the Novi Sad City Assembly to include a declaration condemning hate speech and the targeting of political opponents on the agenda for September 7.

Fifty-four professors and staff at Jovan University College in Novi Sad have protested after being replaced by new lecturers appointed by director Radivoje P. Stojković, questioning if they are blamed for the resulting lack of jobs.

A year after violent police dispersal at the University of Novi Sad campus, demonstrators gathered to commemorate the victims and reaffirm their commitment to remembering the September 5 repression.

Serbian police FAST unit located and apprehended a Hungarian citizen subject to an Interpol red notice during an operation in Novi Sad.

Pupils at Jovina Gimnazija in Novi Sad issued a public letter refusing distance education options, directly accusing their school director of mismanagement and dishonesty regarding educational standards.

A gathering of choral groups took place at Freedom Square in Novi Sad to demonstrate against President Aleksandar Vučić's failure to attend a previously scheduled political rally.

The director of Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium condemned a lower court's decision to suspend teachers, labeling it a judicial coup and vowing to appeal while seeking restraining orders against staff members.

President Aleksandar Vucic called off a ruling party campaign event in Novi Sad due to public backlash and sensitivities surrounding the recent tragic roof collapse at the city's railway station that killed 16 people.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić canceled a planned rally in Novi Sad, with opposition calling it a political fiasco and the mayor citing responsibility.

University students in Niš have initiated a blockade of higher education institutions, protesting the Serbian Progressive Party's decision to move a scheduled political rally from Novi Sad to their city.

A dismissed educator and union representative at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad claims the school director misused employment and staffing systems to pressure employees.

Smiljana Milinkov, a professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, stated that young people feel how unjust this system is towards them.

A commemorative walk has begun in Novi Sad on the 22nd anniversary of the collapse of the canopy at the Novi Sad Railway Station, which killed 16 people, including children.

Thousands of demonstrators have gathered in Belgrade and Novi Sad for commemorative walks marking two years since a fatal building roof collapse. Protesters are renewing calls for judicial accountability and linking the tragedy to broader demands for political reform ahead of national elections.

Students and citizens gathered in Belgrade and Novi Sad to march in remembrance of the 22nd month anniversary of the tragic railway station roof collapse that claimed numerous lives.

Members of the activist group Pokret Bravo and dozens of local organizers received invitations for “informational talks” with police, signaling heightened security preparations for an upcoming rally by President Aleksandar Vučić.

Pupils from Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad staged a mass boycott and rally outside a local school to support educators who were recently fired or suspended without reinstatement.

The youth of Novi Sad's Jazas launched the "Safe Steps" project, a platform that allows citizens of Novi Sad to anonymously report places where they have

Vladimir Vrsajkov, head of the SSP's Novi Sad branch, stated that President Aleksandar Vučić is not welcome in the city, citing its historical memory of victims.

Political tensions in Novi Sad have escalated following reports of clashes between rival supporters at a civic gathering, while opposition figures anticipate the cancellation of an upcoming ruling party rally.

University students in Niš held a blockade to mark the anniversary of the disaster that killed 16 people, emphasizing that those responsible have yet to be held accountable.

The Zborovi Novi Sad civic initiative published plans for demonstrations scheduled for September 4, aiming to respond to an anticipated rally by the ruling Serbian Progressive Party featuring President Aleksandar Vučić.

The Dom zdravlja Novi Sad health center will host free preventive medical examinations for school-aged children on September 5 at the Liman clinic.

Families of students at a Novi Sad secondary school have publicly demanded accountability from President Aleksandar Vučić regarding the structural collapse of their campus facility. The incident has sparked national debate over infrastructure safety standards and government oversight in Serbia’s education sector.

Promoted as a major summer event in Novi Sad, the newly launched Đava Fest faced immediate backlash and was shut down shortly after beginning, with critics labeling it a failed attempt to replicate Exit Festival.

Organizers have yet to confirm the official schedule and venue for the Serbian Progressive Party’s upcoming political gathering in Novi Sad. Opposition groups are simultaneously preparing counter-protests in anticipation of the event.

The local government in Novi Sad has declined a civic initiative’s request to hold a mandatory referendum on the controversial “Novi Sad on Water” urban development plan, drawing criticism from activists who cite fear of public will.

Serbian police, in cooperation with the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office, detained a 28-year-old resident of Novi Sad on charges related to illegal possession of narcotics and firearms.

Students and faculty members in Serbia commemorated the first anniversary of a heavily criticized police operation at the University of Novi Sad’s Philosophy Faculty. Organizers described the event as a pivotal moment in the student movement, vowing to continue resisting what they view as institutional overreach.

Students at the University of Novi Sad’s Faculty of Agriculture were prevented from submitting nomination lists for the upcoming Student Parliament elections after being removed from the collection venue. The incident has sparked allegations of political interference in campus democratic processes.

The Network of Assemblies of Novi Sad has announced a memorial walk scheduled for September 1 to mark 22 months since the tragic collapse of the roof at the city’s train station.

Authorities in Novi Sad have detained a 51-year-old man from Kraljevo and confiscated two kilograms of cocaine and one kilogram of heroin during a targeted operation.

The Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad will mark the anniversary of the end of a student blockade and a period of police presence on Wednesday, August 26.

Residents of Novi Sad have sent aid packages and over half a million dinars to areas affected by recent fires. This collective effort demonstrates community support for those impacted by the blazes.

Residents of Novi Sad are organizing aid collection efforts this weekend to help those affected by recent fires. These community gatherings aim to provide support for individuals endangered by the blazes.

Police have arrested I. B. (1988), a representative of a citizens' association from Kovilj, on suspicion of misusing his position and causing 5,580,000 dinars in damages to the budget of Novi Sad.

Lawyer Vladimir Beljanski has raised questions regarding why former minister Goran Vesić and his assistant Anita Dimovski are not under house arrest, unlike others indicted by the Appellate Court in Novi Sad.

Following a canopy collapse in Novi Sad, railway traffic has been diverted to Petrovaradin station, causing inconvenience for thousands of passengers due to limited facilities.

Winemaker and geologist Braňo Bahna described his experience sailing the Danube from Bratislava to Novi Sad as a feeling of freedom, participating in a historic international river journey.

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.

Two individuals have been arrested in connection with a kidnapping incident in Novi Sad. Authorities are investigating the details of the abduction.

The Movement for Decentralization of Serbia (PODES), led by Dragan Milić, announced the formation of its district committee in Novi Sad, to be headed by a law student.

The Academic Plenum in Serbia has attributed the Novi Sad University's removal from the top 1,000 institutions on the Shanghai List to the current government's policies. They argue that the authorities are responsible for the decline in the university's international standing.

An analysis explores the financial impact of climate change and investigates the reasons behind the increased cost of the Belgrade-Zrenjanin-Novi Sad highway project.

A retired professor from the University of Novi Sad writes about the aspirations and challenges of Serbian unification, examining the long-standing desire for a strong, authoritarian leader in the context of upcoming elections.

The exhibition "Garden for My Mother" by artist Nada Kažić will open at the Cultural Center of Novi Sad on Monday, August 17.

A gathering was held in Novi Sad in front of the Banovina building, organized by citizen assemblies, to mark one year since clashes between citizens, police, and SNS supporters. Speakers declared that 'Students woke up Serbia.'

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.

Police in Novi Sad, in cooperation with the Basic Public Prosecutor's Office, have successfully solved nine criminal offenses believed to have been committed by a citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The president of the trade union organization at the Institute for Field and Vegetable Crops in Novi Sad has been fired. In response, a warning strike has been announced for Friday.

A bomb was discovered in a container in Novi Sad, prompting authorities to block off streets while awaiting its removal. Police and emergency services secured the area as they prepared to safely dispose of the explosive device.

The civic platform "100% Sad." today submitted a proposal for the verification of a popular initiative to the City Administration for General Affairs in Novi Sad. The initiative aims to trigger a binding local referendum on whether citizens should decide on the General Regulatory Plan for the 'Novi Sad on Water' project.

A female student in Novi Sad was reportedly choked and robbed of her phone by an unknown man in her building's elevator four days ago, with police remaining silent on the incident despite the presence of surveillance cameras.

Employees at the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad have issued a condemnation of the attack on Stevan Filipović. The statement expresses solidarity and concern over the incident.

The Appellate Court in Novi Sad confirmed the indictment for the collapse of a canopy at the city's railway station, nearly 20 months after the tragedy, detailing the charges against the accused.

A protest exhibition featuring photographs was held this evening in front of the "Jovan Jovanović Zmaj" Gymnasium in Novi Sad, Serbia. Professors, current and former students, citizens, and cyclists attended the event.

The Brussels Times published a search query related to buying cocaine in Novi Sad, appearing to be non-editorial content.

Vučić expects election victory at the level of Serbia, again announces 'big rally' in Novi Sad

Police in Novi Sad, Serbia, have arrested a 19-year-old man on suspicion of snatching gold necklaces from women on the street and in building entrances over the past month. He is also accused of kicking a police officer during his arrest.

A fire broke out in Petrovaradin near the Oficirac beach, consuming low-lying vegetation and requiring firefighting intervention.

Marija Bozovic, a student from Novi Sad, announced that the official student election ticket will be revealed in the coming days.

Police arrested a local official suspected of misusing his position to divert 1.4 million Serbian dinars from municipal and provincial budgets, prompting an ongoing financial fraud investigation.

The informal group 'Defense of the Profession' has submitted a request to the High Judicial Council to protect judges of the Basic Court in Novi Sad from inappropriate influence following comments by director Jovina.

At least 54 teachers and staff at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad face dismissal or suspension under director Radivoje P. Stojković, amid allegations of illegal personnel changes and questionable decisions regarding the school building.

Novi Sad Mayor Milorad Mićin announced that a new railway stop in the city will be completed by October 1. The new stop aims to improve local rail connectivity.

Students and parents protested outside Jova Gymnasium in Novi Sad, demanding the resignation of the director amid scenes of students whistling and police escorting him through hallways.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić accused parents and students of the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad of causing disruptions during a protest regarding teacher dismissals, stating the issue lay with the parents rather than the school director.

Students and citizens gathered at a local campus to mark the anniversary of brutal clashes between police and protesters, accompanied by a photo exhibition documenting the events.

Students in blockade and Slobodan University Novi Sad have called citizens to a rally on the occasion of the first anniversary of what they described as the most brutal police attacks.

Pupils at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad have issued a public statement refusing to accept online classes, citing inadequate facilities and criticizing the director’s management. They demand the preservation of traditional in-person education, equipped laboratories, and the main school building.

The Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office in Novi Sad expressed dissatisfaction with the length of a prison sentence handed to a civic organization official and announced plans to appeal.

Teachers and local officials condemned the recent removal of staff at the Jovo Jovanović Gymnasium, alleging the moves constitute political retaliation orchestrated by the state-appointed director.

Parents and students of Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad staged protests outside the nearby Machine School building to voice concerns over the school's leadership. After an initial attempt to speak with Director Stojković was thwarted, a nearly three-hour meeting eventually took place amid ongoing tensions.

The Novi Sad Citizens' Assemblies have released the schedule for a demonstration planned for Friday, September 4, at Liberty Square.

Police in Novi Sad arrested a man suspected of attempting to bribe officers with 10,000 euros, marking a recent law enforcement action against corruption in the region.

Organizers of citizens' assemblies in Novi Sad have announced a public gathering scheduled for Friday evening at the city's Freedom Square to voice political demands.

Local health authorities are adding extra Saturday vaccination appointments to address insufficient childhood MMR immunization rates and prevent potential outbreaks.

Marches were staged in several Serbian cities to mark 22 months since the Novi Sad Railway Station tragedy which claimed 16 lives.

Commentator Bogosavljević suggested that President Aleksandar Vučić would be better served by avoiding Novi Sad and ignoring local activist pressures rather than engaging directly.

Crowds assembled at Savski Trg in Belgrade to commemorate 22 months since the November 2024 canopy collapse at Novi Sad's railway station, which claimed 16 lives and left one person severely injured.

The Civic Movement Bravo announced that its members, as well as numerous Novi Sad activists, were summoned to the police today for so-called informational interviews.

Pupils at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad refused to attend classes on the first day of the academic year to protest the recent firing of a teacher. The coordinated walkout highlighted mounting friction between the school administration and the local educational community.

The Slobodan Univerzitet academic network has commemorated one year since a brutal police crackdown on students and staff at the Faculty of Sport in Novi Sad, highlighting ongoing calls for accountability.

It has been 22 months since the canopy collapsed. In Novi Sad, Belgrade, and Niš, citizens today paid their respects to the 16 victims with 16 minutes of silence.

Local SSP representatives declared Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić unwelcome in Novi Sad, citing the city's memory of victims and recent international court rulings on joint criminal enterprises.

Dejan Kulja of the Serbia Centre party expresses confidence that the scheduled political gathering in Novi Sad will be called off amid ongoing tensions.

Commemorative events are being held to honor the victims of the tragic infrastructure failure that claimed lives at the city's main railway station.

Nakon Užica i nasilja koje se dogodilo u subotu u tom gradu zbog skupa SNS-a i dolaska predsednika Srbije Aleksandra Vučića, ta stranka najavljuje sku

Five deans from the University of Novi Sad stated that the government should facilitate academic development rather than hinder it, calling for an immediate end to administrative barriers.

Residents of the Klisa neighborhood have launched a civic initiative demanding authorities address the frequent burning of cables, tires, and other waste that is causing severe air pollution.

Novi Sad officials announced that construction work at the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium will be finished by mid-October, urging parents and students to remain patient until classes resume.

Starting in September, SOS Children’s Villages Serbia will collect donations in Novi Sad to provide essential support for vulnerable households. The initiative aims to assist families facing economic hardship and social instability.

Workers used a heavy crane to carefully extract an unexploded aerial bomb from the Danube riverbank near Petrovaradin Fortress. The controlled operation ensured public safety following the device's discovery in the historic area.

The entry of the police into the building of the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad last year was not the decision of the dean himself, but a consequence of political agreements, it was said.

The Higher Court in Novi Sad has confirmed charges against a 26-year-old Belgrade resident accused of causing a severe traffic collision in Novi Sad.

A 24-year-old man from Novi Sad has been arrested on suspicion of attacking a 21-year-old female student of the Faculty of Medicine from that city in an elevator and stealing her phone.

A fire at a D Express courier service warehouse in the Novi Sad industrial zone has been localized, with two people sustaining minor injuries. Emergency services responded to the incident in Serbia.

An initiative has been launched to erect a monument to Patriarch Pavle in Sremska Kamenica, with the Novi Sad City Assembly's Council for Culture and Information seeking expert opinions on the proposal.

Milos Vucevic, leader of the Serbian Progressive Party, announced via social media that a major public rally will be held in Novi Sad in two weeks.

At a forum in Novi Sad, organized by students, it was emphasized that a revision of all construction project contracts by the current authorities would be necessary following elections and a victory by the student list.

Ten female professors from the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad have filed a lawsuit against Dean Alanović and the faculty itself, alleging discrimination. The legal action seeks to address the reported issues.

Low water levels in the Danube River near Novi Sad, Serbia, have exposed what environmental activists are calling a 'waterfall of feces,' highlighting the direct discharge of sewage into the river due to the city's lack of a wastewater treatment plant.

Two individuals, D.E. and J.V., have been detained for up to 30 days by the Higher Court in Novi Sad on suspicion of kidnapping a man.

A court has ordered the reinstatement of suspended professor Marija Vasić to her position at Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad. This decision reverses her previous suspension from the school.

Police have arrested individuals in connection with separate incidents, including the detention of a co-perpetrator in a shooting that injured a father and son, and the arrest of two people for assaulting and attempting to kidnap a man in Novi Sad.

Pokret za decentralizaciju Srbije (PODES), koji vodi niški lekar Dragan Milić, formirao je odbor u Novom Sadu. U vesti o osnivanju ovog odbora posebno

Farmers in Serbia are protesting the low purchase prices for grains, with a final price for sunflower seeds expected to be set in about a month. A government official stated he does not wish to dictate prices.

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.

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.

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'.

Protesters gathered in Novi Sad, Serbia, to mark the anniversary of an attack on citizens, with participants stating they remember all the wrongdoings of the current regime. The demonstration, organized by 'Students are Serbia,' highlighted past incidents of violence against protesters.

This article reflects on the events of a year ago in Novi Sad, Serbia, where protests saw incidents including pyrotechnics fired at citizens, vandalism of SNS party offices, and a Cobra unit member firing a shot into the air.

Citizens of Novi Sad are set to mark the one-year anniversary of a clash between a local journalist and the 'Cobras' security unit during a protest, which involved the first shot fired. Questions remain regarding the lack of an indictment in the case.

The concert film "GHOST: 2 Big To Rig" by the band Ghost will be exclusively screened in Belgrade and Novi Sad on August 26 and 29, 2026, featuring a live performance by Little Sunshine.

The Novi Sad public utility company "Vodovod i kanalizacija" has refuted claims of underinvestment in the city's water supply, while critics allege the company loses a third of its water through its network.

A hand grenade was discovered in a container on Jug Bogdanova Street in Novi Sad, leading to the blocking of nearby streets as authorities responded to the incident.

Police in Novi Sad, Serbia, seized approximately 2.5 kilograms of drugs and arrested a 19-year-old individual on suspicion of drug trafficking.

The Republic Directorate for Property has transferred several land parcels to the city of Novi Sad for management without compensation. This move aims to facilitate local administration and development.

Students in Novi Sad, Serbia, are protesting police inaction after a female medical student was attacked in her building's elevator, with the assailant still not found four days later despite video surveillance.

Serbian Minister of Education Dejan Vuk Stanković suggested that the 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium in Novi Sad could be returned to the Serbian Orthodox Church, which originally founded it, to establish an educational and spiritual order.

Local assemblies in Novi Sad have announced plans to commemorate the anniversary of a clash that occurred in front of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) offices. This event aims to reflect on the past incident and its implications.

Rima Grujić, a suspended professor of Serbian language and literature at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad, believes that the crisis at the school, which has been ongoing for two years, has deep roots.

A court in Novi Sad ordered the reinstatement of a professor at Jovina Gymnasium, while questions arise about whether the school's founding by the Serbian Orthodox Church could lead to privatization.

The Prime Ministers of Lithuania and Spain held talks focusing on Lithuania's upcoming presidency and regional security matters. The discussion underscored cooperation between the two nations on key political and defense issues.

The Novi Sad Chorus has invited citizens to gather in Freedom Square to mark the announcement of upcoming elections.

The Independent Union of Education Workers of Serbia has lodged a formal complaint alleging that a Novi Sad high school discriminated against 20 teachers, prompting an investigation by the equality commissioner.

Serbian political observers and media outlets have condemned President Aleksandar Vucic's decision to cancel a scheduled campaign event, characterizing the move as an act of political cowardice ahead of upcoming elections.

The municipal assembly proposed and passed a minute of silence honoring Ratko Mladić, sparking controversy over the recognition of a convicted war criminal.

A performance by singer Jakov Jozinović at the 61st Vinkovo Autumn festival sparked outrage among some citizens due to a previous concert he held in Novi Sad, which veteran groups claimed was inappropriate following the fall of Vukovar.

The Belgrade Centre for Strategic Forecasting (BIRODI) reported that media coverage of the upcoming EXPO 2027 in Novi Sad has been predominantly promotional rather than critical or informative.

Students, faculty, and citizens gathered to mark the one-year anniversary of police brutality at the University of Novi Sad campus, reaffirming their commitment to remembering the September 5th events.

Pupils and families from the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad have formally requested Patriarch Porfirije and the SPC Synod to assist in resolving ongoing institutional issues.

Serbian citizens have celebrated after President Aleksandar Vučić postponed a scheduled visit to Novi Sad, interpreting the decision as a victory for local civic resistance. The postponement follows heightened tensions between municipal authorities and Belgrade over recent political developments.

The Serbian Progressive Party organized a rally in Novi Sad's Freedom Square, with supporters gathering under the slogan 'Victory begins in Novi Sad.'

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has delayed a scheduled campaign event in Novi Sad, sparking debate over his electoral strategy ahead of upcoming elections. Opposition figures and analysts have questioned the timing and rationale behind the sudden cancellation.

Grassroots citizen assemblies in Novi Sad have organized a counter-rally titled "Victory Starts in Novi Sad" after a planned Serbian Progressive Party gathering was called off at the same location.

Students at a secondary school in Novi Sad publicly confronted their headmaster on Thursday afternoon following allegations that he has been dismissing teaching staff.

Placards mimicking official street signs honoring convicted Srebrenica genocide perpetrator Ratko Mladić were recently displayed in Novi Sad, drawing comparisons to similar campaigns previously associated with Serbian President Vučić.

Chalked messages reading “Hey, Radivoje, leave the kids alone” appeared outside a local school, referencing a well-known song to protest administrative decisions affecting students.

Ten additional teachers at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad were dismissed following a staff meeting, prompting students to demand the principal's resignation while the Ministry of Education remains silent.

10 more professors at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad, who had fixed-term contracts, were fired today due to their presence at yesterday's protest, respectively.

Opposition parties in Novi Sad, Serbia, publicly denounced alleged police intimidation tactics after key figures Bačulov and Pogačar were called in for informal questioning. The coalition described the actions as politically motivated coercion.

Citizens and students across Serbia have gathered to commemorate the 22nd month since the tragic roof collapse in Novi Sad that claimed numerous lives. Memorial events and planned marches continue to demand accountability for those responsible.

Families and supporters gathered in Belgrade, Novi Sad, and Niš to mark the 22nd anniversary of the Delta City shopping center roof collapse. The events highlight ongoing calls for accountability and justice for the victims.

An investigative commission member states that full transparency regarding the station canopy collapse will remain hidden as long as the current government stays in power.

Students at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad have raised alarms regarding potential procedural violations and difficult conditions preceding the upcoming student parliamentary elections.

Serbian authorities have arrested M.Z. on suspicion of prolonged abuse of official position, which allegedly caused 6.3 million dinar in damages to the budgets of Novi Sad and Vojvodina.

University students in Belgrade, Novi Sad, and Niš are holding commemorative marches to mark 22 months since the November 2024 roof collapse at Novi Sad station that killed 16 people and injured another.

The President of Serbia announced that besides Užice, he can also go to Novi Sad. After 22 months and at least seven announcements, he is apparently arriving on Friday. Details about the gathering.

The Youth Initiative is calling for domestic and international observers to attend the main hearing against 12 activists from Novi Sad, who face charges related to unlawful surveillance.

The Network of Assemblies of Novi Sad publicly rejected President Aleksandar Vučić’s scheduled September 4 trip to the city, signaling continued political resistance ahead of the visit.

Protesting students in Belgrade have released plans for a memorial march on September 1 to mark 22 months since the railway station roof collapse that killed 16 people.

Parents at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad have publicly accused the school’s director of preparing to terminate several teaching positions. The allegations have sparked concern among the local community regarding educational stability and administrative transparency.

City officials indicate high public interest and volunteer turnout for the upcoming Serbian Progressive Party gathering at Freedom Square, with preparations advancing rapidly.

Following a meeting between parents, teachers, and local officials, the mayor of Novi Sad addressed concerns regarding how contractors were selected for renovations at the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium.

Provincial and republican ombudsmen held consultations in Novi Sad regarding proposals to moderately or completely ban mobile phone usage in educational institutions.

A gathering in front of the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad was organized on the occasion of the one-year anniversary of the police entering the faculty building.

Emergency services responded to a fatal incident in Novi Sad where a man fell from a large outdoor advertising structure. Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the fall.

Members of the informal "Agrarna reforma" group allege that university officials blocked their access to gathering signatures for upcoming student parliament elections.

A man from Novi Sad has been arrested on suspicion of attacking a 21-year-old female student in an elevator and stealing her phone. The arrest followed an investigation into the incident.

Elections have been announced for the student parliaments of both the Faculty of Philosophy and the University of Novi Sad. Students will soon vote for their representatives.

More than a year and a half after a canopy collapse in Novi Sad killed 16 people, an indictment has been confirmed by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office, with investigations ongoing and elements of obstruction of justice identified in the case.

Miloš Vučević, president of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), announced that a large public gathering, referred to as a 'great national assembly,' will be held in Novi Sad, Serbia, in two weeks.

Citizen assemblies in Novi Sad are organizing weekend collections to gather aid for individuals affected by recent fires. The initiative aims to provide support to those impacted by the devastating blazes.

For decades, sewage has been directly discharged into the Danube River in Novi Sad, Serbia. A recent low water level has made this long-standing problem impossible to ignore, revealing the extent of the issue.

Following a court decision, a music professor at 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium in Novi Sad has been reinstated, with expectations for other suspended teachers to also return.

Sociology professor Marija Vasić commented on a decision by the Basic Court in Novi Sad regarding a temporary measure, stating that a suspension was clearly unlawful.

A journalist from the 021.rs portal, Marija Bulić, reported that a prosecutor deemed the defense in a specific court case as "senseless and absurd," according to an indictment confirmed by the Appellate Court in Novi Sad.

Smilja Dabetić, a respected journalist from Novi Sad, has passed away. News outlets in Serbia reported on her death.

A student from the Faculty of Law, Petar Jocić, has been appointed to lead the newly formed District Committee of the Movement for Decentralization of Serbia (PODES) in Novi Sad.

Parents of students at the 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium in Novi Sad have asked the Minister of Education where their children will attend classes from September and who will manage the school.

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.

The estimated value of the Belgrade–Zrenjanin–Novi Sad highway project in Serbia has reportedly increased from 530 million to 1.596 billion euros, prompting the New Democratic Party of Serbia to demand full public disclosure of contracts and costs.

Dragan Pantović, president of the trade union organization at the Institute for Field and Vegetable Crops in Novi Sad, Serbia, was dismissed after publicly pointing out problems at the institution.

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.

Parents of students at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad have stated they have not received a response from the Minister of Education and the Provincial Secretary for Education regarding their concerns about a law.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Novi Sad marked the anniversary of a confrontation outside their premises by accusing protesters of attempting to incite violence and civil war. They claimed the 'blockaders' intended to harm people during the incident.

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.

Citizens of Novi Sad are marking the anniversary of an event involving 'Kobre,' with some wishing for it to be forgotten and others desiring it to be remembered. The specific details of the event are not provided in the snippet.

The Serbian civil movement "Bravo" has accused Novi Sad's public utility "Vodovod i kanalizacija" of shifting blame for water shortages onto citizens, while the utility itself loses a significant portion of water through its network.

The citizen platform "100% Sad" is launching a popular initiative to call for a local referendum regarding the General Regulation Plan that includes the controversial "Novi Sad on Water" project.

The Democratic Party (DS) in Novi Sad announced that a year has passed without any resolution in the case of the attack on their activist, Bojan Mrkovački.

A photograph of Novi Sad's Dunavac, a popular recreational area, has appeared on the front page of The New York Times.

A protest photography exhibition was opened this evening in front of the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad, attended by professors, current and former students, citizens, and cyclists.

A Greek party in Serbia is boycotting an initiative to erect a 'Mother Macedonia' monument in Novi Sad, while the Macedonian national council in Serbia denies any political or territorial message behind the proposed statue.

A 'Stojadin' car has been discovered emerging from the Dunav-Tisa-Dunav canal in Novi Sad, revealed by low water levels, surprising locals who were unaware of its presence.

Research indicates varying levels of interest among Serbian high school graduates for university enrollment, with specific data on Philosophy faculties in Novi Sad, Belgrade, and Niš, alongside an analysis of employer demands.