The "Da se zna!" association, an organizer of Belgrade Pride, announced that Pride protests will take place in Kraljevo and Zaječar, despite a ban on a similar event in Pirot.

Serbian President Vučić stated that Serbian authorities are considering changing the flow of the Ibar River due to the alleged harassment of Serbs in northern Kosovo. This proposal suggests a potential escalation in tensions between Serbia and Kosovo.

Fans in Serbia have expressed shock and disappointment over the poor condition of the pitch at a newly opened 28-million-euro stadium, which was recently inaugurated by President Vučić and Dodik.

Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani deemed Spain's decision to suspend the Schengen Agreement "unacceptable and incomprehensible." Meanwhile, Serbian President Vučić expressed anger over the slow reconstruction of the Old Railway Bridge, distributing ice cream to workers.

The Serbian government reportedly forgave a 1.3 million euro debt owed by JRB, while JRB subsequently paid 1.7 million euros to the Vista Rika fund. This transaction has raised questions regarding financial transparency.

In an interview, Minja Bogavac discusses numerous problems plaguing the cultural scene in Serbia, including issues at the National Theatre and Bitef, and the struggles faced by young artists.

The A11 Initiative has declared Serbia a state of social injustice, asserting that poverty is being normalized and misused. Their research highlights significant social inequalities within the country.

Wildfires continue to spread across Serbia, with the most critical situation in the Deliblatska Peščara region where flames have engulfed 1,500 hectares. Firefighting efforts are ongoing to contain the blazes.

The 50th Film Screenplay Festival in Vrnjačka Banja, Serbia, themed 'Half a Century of Golden Words,' opens without the cooperation of the Serbian Screenwriters' Association for the second consecutive year.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić met with Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky, signaling a move away from Russia and seeking to accelerate Serbia's path to EU membership.

The Serbian Orthodox Church and its faithful are celebrating the feast day of Saint Panteleimon, one of the most revered Christian saints and healers. Saint Panteleimon lived in the early fourth century and was known as a skilled physician.

Serbian rapper Coby performed his first solo concert in Sarajevo, filling the Dom mladih venue with an energetic atmosphere as the audience sang along to his greatest hits.

Rector Đokić announced a new student action at a forum in Vrbas, stating that authorities have failed to undermine trust in higher education in Serbia. He emphasized the resilience of the education system despite government efforts.

Opposition politician Srdjan Milivojevic has filed criminal charges against Serbian official Milos Vucevic, alleging corruption and describing the 'Arena' event as a 'mafia fair'.

An operational team has reported six active fires across Serbia, with most areas experiencing no restrictions on water supply. Authorities are monitoring the situation and managing the ongoing blazes.

Despite insurance for common areas in residential buildings being available for a decade in Serbia, a low percentage of buildings are insured, with residents often preferring to argue over repair costs.

Automobiles are experiencing significant delays at several border crossings in Serbia, with waits of up to three hours at Batrovci and two hours at Kelebija and Bački Vinogradi.

A significant fire has consumed approximately 1,500 hectares of forest and low vegetation in Deliblatska Peščara, Serbia, with authorities describing the situation as difficult and uncertain.

Wildfires are still actively burning in the Deliblatska Peščara region of Serbia, with firefighters battling the blaze from both air and ground. The area is covered in smoke, and residents report an unpleasant smell, though authorities state the situation is under control.

MOL's negotiations to acquire NIS (Serbian Oil Industry) are entering their final phase, following the signing of a shareholder agreement with the Serbian government on June 16.

The municipality of Tivat has allocated 100,000 euros in its 2026 budget to cover half of the kindergarten costs for its residents. The timely adoption of this budget was previously obstructed by a part of the local government from the New Serbian Democracy.

A hydrogeologist states that Serbia does not face a water shortage despite unusual hydrological conditions, but its water system requires serious investment.

Serbian TV host Ivana Milenković is enjoying her summer vacation and has garnered numerous compliments for her appearance in bikini photos.

Serbia will provide Ukraine with a humanitarian aid package that will include support in the fields of medicine and energy.

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.

The Network of Academic Solidarity and Engagement (MASA) has accused the authorities of resorting to daily physical violence against critics, citing a physical attack on a director and university professor.

Several large publishing houses, members of the Association of Publishers and Booksellers of Serbia (UIKS), including 'Laguna,' have confirmed they will not participate in this year's Belgrade Book Fair.

A debate has started in Vodice, Croatia, following the announcement of a concert by Serbian singer Jelena Karleuša on the Feast of the Assumption, with critics questioning the choice of date and her past political statements.

Serbia's Anti-Corruption Council has released a new report detailing the lack of transparency in state institutions, which the public has largely overlooked, with institutions reportedly responding with ignorance and insults.

The trial in absentia of 21 Serbs accused of the Račak massacre, which killed 45 people and prompted NATO's 1999 bombing campaign on Serbia, has begun in Pristina. The proceedings are considered of immense importance for Kosovo.

Students in Kragujevac held a forum titled "How to Cure Healthcare?" to discuss the challenges within the Serbian healthcare system. Participants highlighted the systemic issues that negatively impact patients.

Vladimir Lučić, the CEO of Telekom Serbia, has been declared persona non grata in Kosovo and permanently banned from entering the territory. Kosovo's Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Sveçla, stated the decision was based on Lučić's public statements.

A pig farm is being planned in Banovo Polje, near the Zasavica nature oasis and a family home, raising concerns among locals about the behavior of local officials.

Students in Pančevo, Serbia, announced an aid collection for firefighters and volunteers battling a blaze in the Deliblatska peščara (Deliblato Sands) region.

According to the latest report from the State Lottery of Serbia, the jackpot of 1,250,000 euros was not drawn in the 63rd round of the Loto game.

Travelers at the Batrovci border crossing into Croatia are experiencing approximately four-hour waits to exit Serbia, while waits at Šid are half as long.

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.

Serbia has allocated 368 million dinars for uniforms for employees at the EXPO exhibition, with Modni atelje Biljana Tipsarević and Luss Textile contracted for production.

Measures introduced by the Serbian government to make medicines cheaper are seen by critics as having little to do with health policy and more with a pre-election campaign, exploiting patients' social status.

The city of Kragujevac, Serbia, is hosting children from Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, at a resort in Kopaonik. The children are on a holiday organized by the Serbian city.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has reported a concerning trend of physical attacks, serious threats, and smear campaigns against journalists and local television stations throughout July. NUNS warns of a hostile environment for media professionals during this period.

Police in Ruma, Serbia, have arrested a 30-year-old man on suspicion of twice stealing cars with keys left in the ignition from a company premises and causing traffic accidents on both occasions.

An analyst warns that Serbia could face a prolonged crisis and "systemic terror" if the SNS party and President Vučić secure another mandate.

Slovenian police seized 177 kilograms of cannabis from a truck with foreign license plates. The vehicle was driven by a 35-year-old Serbian citizen.

The Serbian city of Nis is preparing to host the Nisville Jazz Festival, a prominent regional event, which will feature Amy Winehouse's original band and various regional music icons.

Historian Tvrtko Jakovina provided an analysis covering the aggression against Iran, the unpopularity of war ahead of US elections, and the first official visit of the Ukrainian president to Serbia.

A large fire has erupted in the Deliblatska Peščara region of Serbia, leading to the evacuation of nearby settlements. Residents have been forced to leave their homes, with some now on the streets.

The Serbian government has extended the reduction of excise duties on petroleum products for another seven days, until August 16.

Felix, a young Imperial Eagle rescued from nine months of captivity in the Middle East and returned by the Serbian Army, has been released into the wild near Subotica.

Discussions in Serbia highlight the political landscape, with some Serbs expressing dissent against Aleksandar Vučić. Telekom is identified as a powerful political weapon, as noted by Marinika Tepić.

A Forestry Faculty professor warns that today is the most critical day for fires, with an extremely high risk in Sombor, Serbia.

A Serbian expert warns against the dangerous trend of using local media to demonize political opponents, instead of focusing on local governance and citizen issues.

A meeting of the Kosovo Judicial Council (KJC) was not held today due to a lack of quorum, postponing a decision on the resignations of Serbian judges.

A session of the Judicial Council of Kosovo was not held due to a lack of quorum, leading to the postponement of a decision regarding the resignations of Serbian judges submitted in late 2022.

Negotiations for Serbia's minimum wage for the upcoming year are set to begin on August 10, with union representatives expecting the government to propose a minimum wage of 600 euros.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday voiced confidence that the ruling coalition will secure a victory in the next parliamentary elections,

The EXPO 2027 promotional caravan is set to visit Kragujevac, Serbia, on Sunday, August 9th, offering visitors a chance to learn about the upcoming exhibition.

The Judicial Power Union announced it has filed a criminal complaint against Sunčica Misailović, the president of the Basic Court in Užice, Serbia, on suspicion of obstructing political, trade union, and other associations.

The Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI) stated that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's announcement to resign before the election campaign validates their call for separating the presidential and party functions.

Slivovi velikih reka su u boljoj situaciji od rekordno niskog Dunava, a za Srbiju najveći značaj ima Drina koja "dohranjuje" Savu i Dunav, kaže sagovo

Drivers in Serbia should expect increased traffic on highways and at border crossings, with significant waiting times reported at Šid and Batrovci, due to the peak tourist season.

Ukraine and Serbia are reportedly discussing joint drone production, as a shortage of American missiles impacts two ongoing conflicts. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is visiting Serbia, a country traditionally friendly to Putin.

Students involved in blockades have announced 'door-to-door' and stand actions in several Serbian cities from August 7 to 9. These discussions aim to engage citizens across the country.

A member of the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs from Kosovo has been detained at the Jarinje crossing. The details surrounding the detention remain unclear.

A heavy streetlight pole fell onto a pedestrian zone in the center of Jagodina, Serbia, on Sunday around noon, between the Hotel Jagodina and the Svetozar Marković high school.

A Serbian national, B.S., has been detained on suspicion of stealing a large number of products worth 1,200 euros from a supermarket in TC Big Fashion in Montenegro.

Serbia plans to implement a deposit-refund system for bottles and cans starting in 2027, where consumers will pay a small deposit of 10-15 dinars per package, which is fully refundable.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced that Serbia plans to open a drone factory in cooperation with Israelis, with operations expected to begin around September 15 or 20.

The President of the Constitutional Court, Vladan Petrov, suggested that MP Uglješa Mrdić deserves an award, a statement interpreted by some as Petrov positioning himself as a potential presidential candidate for the ruling party.

Ukrainian President Zelensky is visiting Serbia, a Moscow ally, as Russian strikes continue to kill civilians in Ukraine, highlighting complex diplomatic efforts amidst ongoing conflict.

Vid Đuričić, a member of Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs, had his Kosovo citizenship revoked after being detained at the Jarinje crossing.

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, stated that finding a solution for the Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) is a more significant issue than the current low water levels affecting energy production.

Sunny weather is forecast across Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, with temperatures reaching up to 36 degrees Celsius, though localized rain and thunderstorms are possible in some areas during the afternoon.

An analysis of demographic data reveals that only three cities in Serbia have experienced population growth since 2015, with 15 out of 28 cities failing to meet the legal minimum population for city status.

A woman recounted the shocking moment she saved a 61-year-old Serbian passenger on a Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki to Memmingen, Germany, after his head and shoulder unexpectedly went outside the plane window.

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 Czech Ministry has announced that a Czech ID card is sufficient for citizens to enter non-EU Serbia.

Serbia is currently battling six active wildfires, with significant blazes reported in Šumarak in Deliblatska Peščara, on Mount Stolovi, and near Kraljevo and Zaječar, though water supply restrictions are largely not in effect.

Serbia says it will help rebuild Ukrainian cities and provide aid as the two countries deepen cooperation.

Valjevo firefighters spent hours searching for a non-existent fire on Divčibare, Serbia, after receiving over 30 reports of smoke and burning smells from guests and weekenders.

N1 Serbia aired its daily news program 'Dan uživo' (Live Day) on August 7, 2026.

A significant fire has engulfed approximately 1,500 hectares of forest and low vegetation in Serbia's Deliblatska Peščara, with authorities stating the situation is difficult and uncertain, prioritizing no casualties.

Serbian media reported on the announcement of Jelena Karleuša's performance at the Hacienda club in Vodice, Croatia, noting the numerous negative reactions it provoked in Croatia.

Lawyers representing students and citizens in cases related to protests over the past year are increasingly facing various forms of pressure, threats, and public attacks from pro-government media.

Officials in Kragujevac, Serbia, have assured residents that there will be no water restrictions this summer, despite the city consuming 55 million liters of drinking water daily.

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.

Multiple active wildfires are burning across Serbia, with the largest and most challenging blaze located in the Deliblatska Peščara region, leading to evacuations and extensive firefighting efforts from air and ground. Despite some areas showing improvement, the fire in Deliblatska Peščara has re-ignited in parts, prompting local students to organize aid for firefighters and volunteers.

Serbian director Stevan Filipović was attacked, leading to accusations from Filipović and the MASA organization that President Vučić and the government are responsible for creating a climate of violence against critics. MASA stated that the government has escalated to daily physical violence against its detractors.

Vladan Zagrađanin, President of the Executive Board of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), stated that the party's Main Board unanimously supported Ivica Dačić's proposal for an independent election run in July, and confirmed there have been no discussions with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) regarding a joint appearance in the upcoming elections.

As temperatures reach up to 40 degrees Celsius during a heatwave, citizens across Serbia are seeking refuge in swimming pools, raising questions about water quality control and the dangers of elevated chlorine levels.

Stjepan Radić, born in 1871, was a prominent and charismatic Croatian politician in the 20th century. He was a symbol of Croatian resistance against Serbian centralism during the challenging interwar period.

Serbia is expected to experience warm and variable weather today, with local showers and a maximum temperature reaching up to 35 degrees Celsius.

Four major open-air fires are currently active across Serbia, with the largest blaze reported in Šumarak, within the Deliblatska Peščara region. A total of 484 personnel, over 110 vehicles, and helicopters have been deployed to combat the fires.

A fire in Serbia's Deliblato Sands (Deliblatska peščara) continues to rage uncontrollably, with strong winds significantly complicating firefighting efforts, particularly in the area of Šumarak.

Vladimir Gajić, president of the People's Party (NS), announced a preliminary agreement with Branimir Nestorović's 'Mi - snaga naroda' movement to form a coalition for the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Andrija Mandić stated at the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Fundina that 'Serbian identity in Montenegro was not imported from abroad, but grew here for centuries.' The event was organized by the Serbian National Council of Montenegro under the patronage of the Parliament of Montenegro.

Ryanair has announced it will suspend all flights to and from Niš Airport, citing problems with fuel supply. This decision raises concerns about the availability of affordable air travel from the Serbian city.

Mandić stated that decisions regarding the future of Montenegro will be made within the country, emphasizing that no one has a monopoly on Serbian heritage and identity.

A fire at a landfill in Sremska Mitrovica has significantly increased pollution levels in the city, with wind carrying smoke to neighboring municipalities. The incident has raised concerns about air quality in the region.

Travelers at Serbian border crossings, particularly Batrovci to Croatia, experienced significant delays of up to four hours, with Horgoš and Kelebija to Hungary also seeing waits of an hour.

A Serbian national, reportedly linked to Serbian intelligence, has been arrested in Croatia on suspicion of hacking into several major state institutions and agencies.

Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was seen relaxing at a Serbian trumpet festival, ordering 'robber's meat' and cooling off with a cold beer.

Serbia is reportedly without an early detection system for wildfires, despite long heatwaves, accumulated combustible material, and terrain configuration increasing the risk of devastating fires.

Nineteen children from Zaporizhzhia, accompanied by their educators, are staying at Kragujevac's children's resort in Kopaonik from August 1 to 10. This humanitarian initiative was organized with the consent of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia.

The SSP party alleges that the Serbian Ministry of Culture, under Minister Nikola Selaković, awarded 2.2 million dinars to 'Touchsound,' a company with only one employee, following a previous allocation of 1.25 million dinars last year.

The Serbia Center party stated that Serbian citizens are not an audience in a political spectacle, but rather desire independent courts, free media, professional institutions, and a state where laws apply equally to all.

Serbia's Emergency Response Team convened to adopt additional measures aimed at mitigating the impact of unfavorable extreme weather conditions. The meeting focused on preventing consequences from the adverse weather.

Slovenian police seized 177 kilograms of cannabis found in a foreign-registered truck driven by a 35-year-old Serbian citizen.

A fire at the city landfill in Bačka Palanka, Serbia, has been extinguished after several days of efforts by firefighting teams.

Multiple fires are burning across Serbia, with the most critical situations reported in the Deliblatska Peščara region and the Ibarska Klisura near Kraljevo.

A new case of African swine fever has been reported in Nepričava, Serbia. This marks another instance of the disease in the region.

Travelers at the Batrovci border crossing between Serbia and Croatia faced significant delays, with queues stretching 5.5 kilometers and wait times of approximately four hours to enter Croatia.

During the celebration of the 31st anniversary of "Oluja" (Operation Storm) in Knin on August 5, Ustasha songs and calls for violence against Serbs and Serbia were heard.

A debate is ongoing in Serbia regarding the existing Animal Welfare Law from 2009, with calls to prevent the legalization of killing animals in shelters. The law is considered one of the best globally, adhering to EU rules on humane treatment.

Ilir Deda, a senior research fellow at KIPRED, condemned a Serbian Minister for remaining in office after making remarks about ethnic cleansing, in comments to N1.

Miroslav Aleksić, president of the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS), criticized President Vučić, stating that while citizens' homes and properties are being demolished in Gazivode, Vučić is celebrating.

A Serbian media report, titled 'Heat over the source of life,' explores the profound impact of intense heat, reflecting on the challenges posed by new weather patterns.

Participants at a forum in Niš, Serbia, titled "Serbia or Mafia," emphasized that defeating the current regime is possible through solidarity, unity, integrity, and inclusivity among citizens.

USKOK has filed an indictment before the County Court in Osijek against a 26-year-old man with dual Croatian and Serbian citizenship, accused of smuggling cocaine as part of a criminal organization. The charges relate to a significant drug trafficking operation.

The statue of Hungarian poet Miklós Radnóti in Bor, Serbia, has been vandalized with political stickers, prompting the Hungarian National Council of Vojvodina (MNT) to file a police report.

Stefan Simić, president of the Belgrade board of the Free Citizens Movement (PSG), criticized the city authorities for blaming citizens for water supply problems, stating the government lacks a solution.

A music critic reviews the performance of young Serbian artist Lana Zorjan at the KotorArt festival, highlighting her serious repertoire.

Serbia's program offering holiday vouchers to 30,000 citizens, exclusively for pensioners this year, has sparked debate over whether it's a subsidy, social program, or political campaign.

Serbia is experiencing hot and humid weather today, with temperatures reaching up to 37 degrees Celsius, accompanied by scattered showers and thunderstorms.

An emergency situation has been declared in a part of Kovin municipality, Serbia, specifically in the Dubovac local community, due to a significant fire in the Deliblatska Peščara (Deliblato Sands) area.

Police in Novi Pazar, Serbia, arrested a 37-year-old man on suspicion of unauthorized use of business names and trademarks of famous global brands. Counterfeit goods valued at over 13.6 million dinars were seized.

Serbia's state-owned power company EPS imported 1,568 megawatts of electricity at a cost of 146.05 euros per megawatt-hour on Sunday at 2 PM, spending 230,000 euros in one hour, as the energy crisis pressures the European continent.

The president of the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS), Miroslav Aleksić, accused the authorities today of "destroying the Serbian peasant" for years, which is why many have stopped farming.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit to Belgrade has generated significant discussion among Serbian politicians and the public. The visit is seen by some as an attempt by Serbia to align more closely with EU foreign policy, while others debate its implications for Serbia's stance on the conflict in Ukraine.

Students blocking the University of Niš have called on citizens to donate aid to firefighters and volunteers currently extinguishing a fire.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was seen at a Serbian trumpet festival in the company of the Deputy CEO of Mol and the chief architect of Hatvanpuszta. His attendance with these figures drew media attention.

The Japanese company Kansai Helios, owner of the former Yugoslav industrial giant Chromos, has decided to cease production in Zagreb after more than a century, relocating it to Gornji Milanovac in Serbia and Kolićevo in Slovenia.

Helsingin Sanomat selected ten news photos from the past week, including a child observing a smoke cloud in Serbia and people cooling off with water guns in Seoul.

A Serbian citizen, B.S., has been detained for up to 72 hours by the Podgorica Basic State Prosecutor's Office on suspicion of stealing goods worth 1,200 euros from a market in the Big Fashion shopping center.

Villages in Serbia are struggling with depopulation, with two-thirds potentially becoming abandoned ghost towns by 2050 as schools, guesthouses, and shops close due to residents moving away.

The Mozzart Foundation continues its humanitarian efforts across Serbia, providing support to numerous associations dedicated to improving the quality of life for children and individuals with disabilities, as well as vulnerable families.

Police in Kruševac, Serbia, arrested two individuals on suspicion of extortion, while in Sokoto, Nigeria, police apprehended youths in connection with a suspected gang-rape that led to a girl's death. These are two distinct law enforcement actions addressing serious criminal allegations.

Serbian director and professor Stevan Filipović publicly questioned police and prosecutors about how his phone, confiscated by authorities, ended up in Uroševac.

Kosovo has revoked the citizenship of a Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) member detained at the Jarinje crossing. The revocation was reportedly due to his affiliation with the police forces of another state.

Serbia's Vucic backs Ukraine's EU membership on 2nd day of summit with Zelensky  The Kyiv Independent

Serbian journalist Veran Matić has received new death threats, including calls for hanging and public execution, prompting calls from media organizations for urgent identification and punishment of those responsible. ANEM and SafeJournalists have reported these threats to the prosecutor's office, emphasizing the need for effective action.

The Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) is criticized for falsely claiming to be the legal and legitimate successor of the Serbian Social Democracy from 1903, with critics stating the party is only nominally left-wing.

Significant traffic jams are reported at several Serbian border crossings, with cars waiting up to three hours at Batrovci for exit to Croatia and delays at Kelebija and Bački Vinogradi with Hungary.

Zelensky in Belgrade, on a visit with geopolitical stakes. Kyiv wants to detach Serbia from Moscow's influence: 'A slap for the Russians'

An article from Danas explores the psychology of being a 'target,' discussing the phases of understanding when one's name or work is attacked by others' words, and the initial physical reactions before assessing truth or anger.

The Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI) stated that the future president of Serbia's Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) must be chosen based on merit, integrity, and public trust.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukraine's position on Kosovo remains unchanged — Ukraine respects Serbia's territorial sovereignty.

The Serbian government has decided to keep excise duties on petrol and diesel 20 percent lower than the legally prescribed amount until August 16, extending the measure for another week.

Six journalists have left Serbia due to security concerns, with their departure being highlighted as an indicator of the state of democracy in the country. This exodus underscores growing worries about press freedom and safety for media professionals in Serbia.

An academic plenum in Serbia warns against burned forests becoming construction sites and proposes amendments to the Forest Law to prevent such exploitation.

Iran's men's national handball team will travel to Serbia for five friendly matches after completing three preparation camps. This is part of their final technical assessment ahead of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.

The 32nd Nišville International Jazz Festival in Serbia is set to begin with its theater program, 'Theater of the Troubled World,' an important segment of the 'festival of festivals' concept.

A large wildfire has been burning for days in the Deliblato Sands, threatening forests, settlements, and people, and impacting one of the last major ecosystems of the Pannonian Plain.

Despite a specific hydrological situation and a long period without precipitation, a hydrogeologist states that Serbia is not without water but requires serious investment in its system.

The Serbian Orthodox Church observes the feast day of Saint Paraskeva of Rome, known as Trnova Petka, a revered saint in Orthodox tradition.

The smell of burning and smoke reported across Belgrade is likely due to meteorological conditions, with wind carrying the effects of fires to the Serbian capital. An increase in PM10 particulate matter has been recorded.

A rare Serbian eagle that had been kidnapped was successfully rescued and subsequently released back into the wild. The rescue ensures the bird's return to its natural habitat.

The Serbian president is accused of being the mastermind and leader of paramilitary groups, composed of individuals with criminal records, which have become a parallel security institution tasked with attacking critics of the regime.

Vladimir Gajić, president of the People's Party (NS), confirmed a preliminary agreement with Branimir Nestorović's 'Mi - snaga naroda' movement to form a coalition for the upcoming Serbian parliamentary elections, with additional citizen groups expected to join.

The 65th Dragačevo Trumpet Festival has commenced in Guča, Serbia, marked by the raising of the festival flag in front of the Trumpeter Monument and the sounds of the festival anthem 'Sa Ovčara i Kablara'.

N1 Serbia broadcasted its daily news program 'Dan uživo' on August 6, 2026.

Сръбските спешни служби се борят с големи горски пожари в различни части на страната.

The Movement of Southern Serbia warned today of a renewed spillage of oil derivatives into the Nišava River at the site of the former 'Gid' factory in Dimitrovgrad.

The "Movement for a New Beginning of Vojvodina Hungarians" has urged the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM) to support a democratic, student-led list in Kula, aiming to form the first student-led local government in Serbia.

A local newspaper reported that former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán visited the Guča Trumpet Festival in Serbia, where he reportedly requested cold beer and ćevapi.

The Union of Journalists of Serbia (SINOS) announced that the Kosovo Assembly denied media reporting in Serbian the opportunity to cover the constitutive session, calling for an end to discrimination against Serbian journalists.

Milan Krkobabić, Minister for Rural Care, stated that no larger village in Serbia should be without a Volunteer Fire Department, emphasizing the importance of such organizations.

The Serbian Democratic Party has accused Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić of exploiting Serbs in the region to maintain power, claiming his close ties are becoming a political liability.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić confirmed that elections could be held very soon, though he did not specify a date, and announced his intention to resign. He made the statement after a reception for participants of the 'Serbia Calls You 2026' camp.

Police in Vodanj, near Smederevo, Serbia, discovered an illegal marijuana laboratory, seizing half a ton of the drug and arresting six individuals.

Marko Jaksic, a former member of Belgrade’s negotiating team for Kosovo, has accused Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic of betraying Kosovo in an open letter.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is reportedly set to visit Belgrade, Serbia, a trip that has been planned and postponed multiple times, with a lobby in Kyiv advocating for the visit.

Dr. Marko Jakšić, a former member of Belgrade's negotiating team for Kosovo and ex-parliamentarian, wrote an open letter to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, accusing him of betraying Kosovo for all generations.

New fuel prices have been announced in Serbia, with Eurodiesel seeing an increase, and these prices will remain valid until Friday, August 14, according to reports from N1 Serbia and Danas.

Serbia's Interior Minister Ivica Dačić announced that nine wildfires are currently active across the country, with the largest blaze located in the Deliblatska Peščara region.

Jug Radivojević, a Serbian politician, discusses the cooperation between the SDPS and SNS parties, expressing hopes for a democratic atmosphere during the upcoming elections.

Palić recorded the highest temperature in Serbia at 11 AM, reaching 35 degrees Celsius, according to the Republic Hydrometeorological Institute.

Serbia's Ministry of Agriculture announced it will carefully consider all proposals during the ongoing public debate on the draft Animal Welfare Law.

A Serbian political analyst warns of potential systemic terror and prolonged crisis if Aleksandar Vučić becomes Prime Minister again, suggesting a continuation of the current ruling party's mandate.

The Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) has condemned threats and misogynistic comments directed at the newsroom of the A1tv.net portal in Novi Pazar.

Serbian Minister Miloš Vučević refused to confirm media speculation regarding the potential return of Nebojša Stefanović and Tomislav Nikolić to political roles. He stated that the media should continue to speculate on the matter.

Marinika Tepić, Vice-President of the Party of Freedom and Justice, has urged Supreme Public Prosecutor Zagorka Dolovac to investigate a six-year-old contract where Telekom allegedly financed a "fictitious business" for Igor Žeželj.

The Serbian Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Water Management announced it organized a second roundtable as part of the public debate on the Draft Law on Animal Welfare. The event aims to continue an open dialogue with professional and interested public stakeholders.

Miloš Parandilović, president of the New Face of Serbia (NLS) party, stated that the idea of a joint electoral appearance with the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS), Ecological Uprising, and Dragan Milić's citizens' group naturally emerged to create a broader opposition bloc.

A wildfire in the Ibar Gorge remains unlocalized, burning over 80 hectares of pine forest and 90 hectares of pasture. Meanwhile, a separate fire in the Deliblato Sands has calmed down.

A fire in the Ibarska Gorge remains unlocalized, burning over 80 hectares of pine forest and 90 hectares of pastures, while a separate fire in the Deliblatska Sands has reportedly calmed down.

Various libertarians and Gen Z students have declared independent mini-states along the disputed Croatia-Serbia river border, despite police and governments asserting these entities have no legal basis.

Serbian President Vučić is criticized for allegedly using the victims of 'Oluja' (Operation Storm) for political gain, highlighting the perceived immorality of exploiting national suffering for political profit.

Smuggling networks with connections to Libya and Serbia are reported to have facilitated the entry of 900 migrants into the European Union, raising concerns about border security and human trafficking.