The Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia (RHMZ) has issued a warning for Belgrade, its surroundings, Srem, and Šumadija, forecasting rain and isolated thunderstorms accompanied by strong winds.
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš promoted EXPO 2027 in Belgrade, encouraging Czech citizens to visit the event, which he described as 'first-class.' He also highlighted the Czech Republic's defense cooperation and arms sales to Serbia and Montenegro.
Actors from Belgrade's Atelje 212 theatre company have reacted with irony and sarcasm to the appointment of Ljubiša Ristić as the acting director of the institution, expressing mock enthusiasm for the new leadership.
The article chronicles the career of Zambian footballer Kings Kangwa, highlighting his challenges at Red Star Belgrade and his new chapter with Panathinaikos.
Reports indicate growing tensions within the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Belgrade, with Mayor Šapić's comments about 'rat channels' opening up discussions about internal conflicts.
The Belgrade City Assembly has withdrawn a proposal for a public-private partnership to introduce an integrated security system from its agenda. Critics had labeled the proposal a 'budget robbery' and aimed at creating a 'para-police formation'.
American lawmakers are actively lobbying to move an upcoming OSCE meeting from Belgrade to South Carolina, sending a strong message to Serbia. This move reflects growing concerns and a desire for a different venue for the international gathering.
The procurement process for the reconstruction of Kalenić Market in Belgrade, for which the city allocated 2.36 billion dinars, has been suspended after only one submitted bid was deemed unacceptable.
A group of 40 US Republican congressmen, led by Joe Wilson, will introduce a resolution to prevent Belgrade from hosting the OSCE assembly, advocating for Charleston as the alternative venue.
An injured boy has been transferred from a hospital in Čačak to the Institute for Mother and Child in Belgrade. The transfer was made for further medical care.
Infrastructure of Serbian Railways has issued the first international tender for selecting an external supervisory body for the construction of the Belgrade-Niš high-speed railway line. This tender seeks to appoint a supervisory authority for the project.
The 'Dragiša Mišović' maternity hospital in Belgrade, Serbia, reported a record-breaking hour with nine babies born, including three sets of twins. This unusual baby boom occurred within a single hour at the facility.
The 'Opstanak' union of Apoteke Beograd (Belgrade Pharmacy) gathered outside the City Assembly, decorating a tree with licenses and uniforms, to symbolically highlight that the issue of the institution's survival was not on the city parliament's agenda.
Workers from 'Apoteka Beograd' staged a protest in front of the Belgrade City Assembly, expressing their discontent that city authorities prioritize New Year's trees over the survival of the health institution.
The Stari Grad Citizens' Assembly has called on residents to join a protest tomorrow at 9:00 AM in front of the City Assembly. The demonstration is in support of workers from Belgrade Pharmacies, ahead of a City Assembly session.
The Stari Grad Citizens' Assembly has called for a protest outside the Belgrade City Assembly ahead of a session, supporting workers of Belgrade Pharmacies and criticizing the city's rapid decision-making during summer holidays.
British grindcore veterans Napalm Death are scheduled to return to Belgrade on November 29th, performing at Zappa Barci as part of their 'Campaign for Musical Destruction 2026' European tour.
The Expo company and the Fund for Innovation Activity have signed a cooperation agreement to develop the "ExpoTech pavilion," which will serve as the central hub for presenting Serbian science, technology, and innovations at EXPO 2027 in Belgrade.
Belgrade councilor and president of the Free Citizens Movement's City Board, Stefan Simić, stated that no government should appropriate Bitef and that the preservation of culture must be above politics.
Belgrade Mayor Šapić announced plans for new roundabouts in the city, including major changes at Autokomanda and Omladinskih brigada, and also confirmed the payment schedule for student aid.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that he met with Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš in Belgrade to discuss enhancing economic cooperation and investments between the two countries.
Wizz Air is set to open a new base in Pristina, while simultaneously considering the closure of its operations in Belgrade. This strategic shift could impact air travel in the Western Balkans.
A dispute between the Parents' Council and the administration of the Ninth Belgrade Gymnasium regarding the organization of student excursions has been ongoing since last December.
The reconstruction of Belgrade's Kalenić market is being criticized as potentially the most expensive city market renovation in Europe, with concerns raised over its cost and the absence of a planned garage.
The 59th Belgrade International Theatre Festival (Bitef), scheduled for September 14-19, continues to face a wave of participation cancellations, with the situation described as unsustainable.
Moby performed an unforgettable concert for over 11,000 people at Kalemegdan in Belgrade. The electronic music artist delivered more than an hour and a half of dancing and positive energy.
Football club Partizan is scheduled to play its first match of the second round of Conference League qualifiers against Luxembourgish club Una Strassen on Thursday, July 23, at their home stadium in Belgrade.
Education Minister Dejan Vuk Stanković commented on allegations of irregularities during voting at the University of Belgrade Council concerning changes to the institution's statute regarding the method for nominating future rectors.
The Siege of Belgrade, also known as the Battle of Nándorfehérvár, was a pivotal military conflict from July 4 to 22, 1456, where Hungarian forces successfully defended the city against the Ottoman Empire after the fall of Constantinople.
Moby is scheduled to perform tonight at Kalemegdan in Belgrade, with organizers confirming the concert will proceed despite earlier uncertainties. A new timetable for the event has been released for attendees.
Belgrade is set to gain a new theater scene and a gathering place for artists and creative teams, as the former Srbolek building is transformed into a cultural ambient.
Belgrade has reportedly set a new record for the most expensive city market reconstruction, with the Kalenić market project costing 24 million euros, drawing criticism from the Center for Local Self-Government (CLS).
The "Opstanak" union of Belgrade Pharmacies has announced a new protest for July 24 in front of the Belgrade City Assembly, expressing dissatisfaction that their concerns are not on the agenda of the extraordinary city parliament session.
The Mayor of Belgrade, Šapić, has reportedly refused to provide the Anti-Corruption Council with information regarding the 'Belgrade Waterfront' project's debt of approximately 100 [currency unit implied] to the city.
After years of delays, the high-speed railway line between Belgrade and Budapest is expected to be put into operation soon, according to the Hungarian Prime Minister, reducing travel time significantly.
Residents of Belgrade have appealed to local media, requesting improvements to the access road leading to Lešće cemetery. Concerns have been raised regarding the current state of the approach, with citizens seeking action from unidentified authorities.
An evening event dedicated to the legendary Macedonian singer Nina Spirova was held at the Macedonian Cultural Information Center in Belgrade, celebrating her significant contribution to music.
The Ministry of Education in Serbia announced an extraordinary inspection to determine facts and circumstances related to the procedure for changing the Statute of the University of Belgrade.
The President of the Belgrade City Assembly, Nikola Nikodijević, has scheduled a session for Friday, where councilors will discuss, among other things, a public-private partnership project for an integrated security system.
Residents of the Vojvode Vlahovića neighborhood in Belgrade claim that a construction site has caused ground movement, endangering nearby buildings, and express disbelief that the problem has been resolved.
Students from the Mathematical Gymnasium in Belgrade achieved remarkable success at an Olympiad in Shanghai, winning a total of six medals. This accomplishment highlights their exceptional talent in mathematics.
Nikola Jovanović of the Center for Local Self-Government (CLS) has again stated there is no legal basis for private companies to be responsible for public security in Belgrade, criticizing a proposed public-private partnership for lacking debate and legal authority under the Capital City Law.
The Kosmaj region near Belgrade, Serbia, has experienced a significant real estate boom in recent years, with properties becoming increasingly expensive, making it easier to buy a house with a pool than an apartment in Belgrade.
The Bosnian military industry company Orao, located in Bijeljina, has been acquired by a firm from Belgrade. This acquisition has sparked concerns about Serbia gaining control over the military industry of Republika Srpska.
Authorities have ordered detention for suspects involved in the assault of minors in Novi Sad and Belgrade, following incidents that resulted in serious injuries to the victims.
Heating plants in Serbia are struggling to keep up with the rising price of gas, leading to increasing losses for companies like Belgrade's heating utility.
Mila Popović, president of the Belgrade board of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP), accused Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić of forming a 'paramilitary' group after previously establishing a 'parapolice' force.
Predrag Krstić, a philosopher and research associate at the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory at the University of Belgrade, was interviewed on the topic of cultures of memory. He discussed the dangers of instrumentalizing history and the necessity for heritage to remain vibrant in contemporary society.
A higher court in Belgrade has ordered the detention of military analyst Aleksandar Radić and issued a warrant for his arrest. Critics suggest the prosecution's actions are politically motivated.
Belgrade's Secretariat for Public Transport announced the indefinite suspension of bus line 26L due to a ban on vehicles heavier than 3.5 tons on Vojvode Vlahovića Street.
Passenger traffic on the Belgrade-Budapest railway line will only commence once all necessary safety conditions are met. This statement emphasizes the priority of security measures before the route becomes operational for passengers.
Wizz Air has warned it may close its Belgrade hub if a conflict with the Serbian government, stemming from regulatory changes affecting airline operations, is not resolved soon.
Peter Mađar has disclosed the potential operational start date for the Belgrade-Budapest railway line. The announcement provides an update on the progress of the significant infrastructure project.
Belgrade police have arrested five individuals in Jagodina suspected of being an organized criminal group involved in drug trafficking. Authorities seized 14.5 kilograms of amphetamines, 50 grams of cocaine, approximately 200 grams of marijuana, a gas pistol, and 6,000 euros.
The Vice-Rector for Teaching at the University of Belgrade, Dejan Filipović, noted that 11,687 students enrolled this year, a higher number than in the previous three years, suggesting that an 'anti-campaign' by the authorities against the university did not achieve its intended effect.
A retired judge from the Novi Sad Appellate Court commented that the Belgrade Appellate Court could, if it wishes, annul the indictment from the Belgrade Higher Public Prosecutor's Office regarding a canopy case.
Hours after Aleksandar Vučić announced his intention to step down as president before the Assembly in Belgrade, opponents expressed concern online that his plan to retain power might ultimately turn against him.
Serbian Finance Minister Siniša Mali announced that 142 countries and international organizations have confirmed their participation in the EXPO in Belgrade. Discussions were held with San Marino's Tourism Minister regarding their potential involvement.
New trams recently introduced in Belgrade have repeatedly derailed, prompting calls for them to be withdrawn from service until their safety can be confirmed. Critics suggest the incidents are a result of rigged tenders for the new vehicles.
The non-governmental organization 'Doctors Against Corruption' has criticized the recent enrollment period for first-year students at the Medical and Dental Faculties in Belgrade, citing it as a drastic example of poor planning in the education of highly skilled personnel.
Ognjen Vranješ made controversial remarks about Marko Livaja, stating he would 'beat up half of Banja Luka and 40 percent of Belgrade' with him, recalling their time playing together in Greece.
Čedomir Radović, a long-serving organizer and producer for the Entertainment-Humoristic and Children's editorial offices of Radio Belgrade 1, has passed away at the age of 72.
The 'Brunch in the Park' festival in Belgrade promises a range of activities for children, including performances, concerts, scientific experiments, magic tricks, animal interactions, creative workshops, and sports adventures in late August.
The Belgrade Public Transport Company (GSP) reportedly owes 6.9 billion dinars to its suppliers, with two directors held most responsible. This significant debt highlights financial challenges within the company.
Slovenian student director Dan Grabnar is competing for the prestigious Heart of Sarajevo award at a major film festival, fulfilling a dream he had when he moved to Belgrade to study directing.
Nikola Tošić, the son of a race car driver, was allegedly drifting an Audi in Belgrade, causing an accident that severely injured a girl, and then reportedly attempted to cover up the incident with his father.
A recent poll conducted by the Center for Contemporary Politics indicates that the majority of people in Serbia believe that Belgrade's political decisions are significantly influenced by foreign powers.
A medieval festival will be held in Szeged, Hungary, featuring cultural programs, combat demonstrations, and traditional dances, to commemorate John Hunyadi's historic victory at Belgrade.
A proposal for a public-private partnership for security in Belgrade was withdrawn from the city assembly agenda, sparking debate on the need for private security given the number of police officers per capita.
A twelve-year-old boy, injured in a collision in Preljina near Čačak that also involved two other people, has been transferred from a Čačak hospital to the Institute for Mother and Child in Belgrade for further treatment.
Igor Jurić commented on the activation of the "Pronađi me" (Find Me) system, emphasizing the police's dual obligation to protect both a child's life and privacy. His remarks came in the context of a missing girl from Belgrade.
A large pothole has been present for days in the middle of the road at the beginning of Belgrade's Stepa Stepanović neighborhood, across from Univerexport. Residents have marked it with a branch while awaiting road workers to repair it.
Serbia's 'Pronađi me' (Find Me) system has been activated following the report of a missing girl, last seen around 11:30 AM in the Čukarica municipality of Belgrade.
Belgrade Mayor Šapić stated that the city needs private security, or a 'public-private partnership for establishing an integrated security system,' claiming the police cannot even secure themselves.
The Ministry of Education conducted an extraordinary inspection at the Rectorate of the University of Belgrade. This oversight aimed to review operations and compliance within the university's administration.
Petar Petković, Director of the Serbian Government's Office for Kosovo and Metohija, met with Dominika Krois, head of the UN Office in Belgrade, to discuss Priština's actions concerning Kosovo Serbs.
British soul/funk/fusion/pop star Joss Stone performed an emotional and unforgettable concert at the packed Ložionica venue in Belgrade, organized by Long Play production.
Belgrade city councilors will discuss a proposal for an integrated security system for the city, which will be featured on Friday's 'Novi dan' program.
This story commemorates fifteen years since the passing of Amy Winehouse, reflecting on her impactful career from 'Back to Black' and five Grammys to her final concert in Belgrade and her death at 27, which forever changed soul and pop music.
Vladan Đokić, Rector of Belgrade University and an informal leader of the 'Students in Blockade' movement, gave an extensive interview to the weekly 'Vreme', asserting that no government can defeat its youth.
The Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has warned that Belgrade is heading towards financial and communal collapse, criticizing Mayor Aleksandar Šapić and the ruling party for failing to acquire new trolleybuses.
Dean Voja Radovanović stated that amendments to the Statute of the University of Belgrade, which raise the threshold for electing a rector, aim to align with other universities. However, he suggested the government's opposition stems from a desire for control.
Two separate road accidents in Serbia have resulted in multiple injuries, including three children. Six people were injured near Kuršumlija, and two were seriously injured near Orlovača in Belgrade.
The 'Opstanak' union of Apoteke Beograd (Belgrade Pharmacies) announced a protest in front of the Belgrade City Assembly on Friday, demanding the payment of 15 months of overdue salaries and health insurance validation.
A tender for the procurement of 60 trolleybuses for Belgrade has failed, as no valid offers were received. The City Transport Company (GSP) union noted that while one offer was submitted, it lacked secured leasing.
Serbian Education Minister Dejan Vuk Stanković stated that if irregularities are determined by the educational inspection, a re-vote on the change of the University of Belgrade Statute could take place.
Details have emerged regarding a proposed public-private partnership for an 'integrated security system' in Belgrade, valued at approximately 690 million euros, which is projected to yield a mere 0.91% in savings.
Interpol has rejected Serbia's request to issue arrest warrants for activists from STAV and PSG. A lawyer confirmed Interpol's refusal of Belgrade's request.
The Serbian government has decided to open a customs and border control checkpoint at the Prokop central railway station in Belgrade, anticipating increased activity.
Police in Belgrade, Serbia, seized approximately 10 kg of cocaine and 3 kg of heroin, arresting one person. Separately, police in Budva and Podgorica, Montenegro, also found cocaine, marijuana, money, and mobile phones, leading to further arrests.
A local resident in Belgrade expresses frustration over ongoing digging in Vojvode Vlahovića street, drawing parallels to past tragic events and perceived government arrogance.
A humanitarian appeal has been launched to help Darija Jović, a young girl from Belgrade, who has been fighting a malignant adrenal gland tumor for 18 months.
The Bitef Theater Festival in Belgrade is reportedly under threat from pro-regime officials, with two groups already having withdrawn, raising concerns about political interference.
The EU Commissioner refused to repeat 'terrible' comments about 'ethnic cleansing' originating from Belgrade, reigniting a contentious debate. A new incident is putting Serbia's path towards EU membership under significant pressure.
Vladan Đokić, Rector of Belgrade University, visited Raška but declined to comment on whether he would lead a student list in upcoming elections. Despite the official campaign not yet starting, his visit has fueled speculation about a pre-campaign.
Police have arrested M.K. (20) from Belgrade, suspected of throwing three hand grenades at catering establishments on June 26, along with previously arrested L.R.
Prokop station has opened a passport control facility to accommodate two direct daily departures to Budapest, in anticipation of the full opening of the Belgrade-Budapest-Vienna railway line. This development aims to streamline international rail travel.
Ana Gođevac, Vice President of the Belgrade board of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP), stated that Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić plans to hand over the city's New Year's decoration to a private company for 10 years.
The exhibition 'Hedgehog's House – Inventing a Better World' has opened at the Serbian Cultural Center in Zagreb. Originally from the Museum of Yugoslavia in Belgrade, the award-winning exhibition explores the significance of Branko Ćopić's poem of the same name.
Passenger transport on the Budapest-Belgrade railway line is delayed as the Chinese investor needs to rectify software errors that currently deem the system unsafe for operation.
The company EXPO 2027 announced that there are now 300 days remaining until the specialized EXPO exhibition is set to open in Belgrade. Preparations are underway for the major international event.
This summer, more than 50% of passengers at Podgorica's Main Bus Station are foreign tourists, with most travel from Podgorica directed towards the coast and Belgrade.
A Serbian minister's statement regarding 'ethnic cleansing' in Kosovo has ignited strong reactions, with Kosovo calling for stronger measures from the European Union. Critics argue the remark reveals Belgrade's official stance and incites radical groups in northern Kosovo.
The prominent black metal bands Mayhem and Marduk are scheduled to perform in Belgrade at Zappa Barca in early October as part of their highly anticipated tour.
The Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) has accused the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade of intimidating journalists by issuing a statement regarding a criminal complaint related to a 'sound cannon' topic.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced discussions with the Russian Ambassador in Belgrade, Aleksandar Bocan-Kharchenko, focusing on bilateral cooperation, particularly economic ties, and the political situation in the region and globally.
The U.S. State Department announced that negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina will not resume until the Government of Kosovo fulfills its obligations towards the Serbian minority.
Stoyan Mavrodiev, the former executive director of the Bulgarian Development Bank, has returned to Bulgaria after nearly two years of hiding from justice in Dubai, having been detained in Belgrade in early June.
Young Serbian author Matija Pavićević has published his new novel titled "Selika," an atmospheric urban drama that guides readers through the sleepless nights of Belgrade.
The Serbian government has engaged an external consulting firm, Ernst & Young, to conduct a detailed analysis of Belgrade's city finances by September, fulfilling a commitment made to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Archbishop Ladislav Nemet of Belgrade spoke in Lovran about the state of relations between Croatia and Serbia, noting they are better in daily life than in politics, and also addressed global armament.
The story of Eleonora and Izolda Barudžija, the famous twin sisters from Split who starred in Daniel Popović's 1983 hit 'Džuli' music video, is recounted, detailing their journey to Belgrade and subsequent separation.
The Belgrade Appeals Court has, for the third time, overturned the indictment from the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade regarding the collapse of the Novi Sad railway station canopy, raising concerns about political pressure on the judiciary.
A union is demanding an inspection of public transport vehicles in Belgrade after another tram derailed. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about the safety and maintenance of the city's tram fleet.
Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić criticized opponents of proposed changes to the University of Belgrade's Statute, suggesting they would abolish elections and courts if in power.
The Internal Control Sector of the Serbian Ministry of Interior (SUK) did not conduct an integrity test on former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić, claiming it's impossible to apply such measures to police chiefs.
The 'Belgrade Remains' organization has accused city authorities of negligence and incompetence following the latest admission that a crane collapse damaged the steel arch of the new Sava bridge, exposing a lack of responsibility in the project's management.
Approximately 2,000 residents of Zaječar, Serbia, signed a petition in just three hours to protest the expansion of a mine in their area, expressing their desire to remain in their homes. Environmental organizations are also collecting objections in Belgrade regarding the proposed mine expansion near Zaječar and Bor.
A five-year-old boy was seriously injured last week in the Belgrade settlement of Boleč when he fell off an electric scooter he was on with his older brother.
Aleksandar Stevanović of the Ecological Uprising has accused the management of Apoteka Beograd (Belgrade Pharmacy) of attempting to secure additional funds from the city budget for an IT system, despite owing employees 15 months of salaries.
A car overturned on Branko's Bridge in Belgrade, leading to significant traffic congestion and slowed movement. Emergency services are on the scene to manage the situation.
The dramaturg of the National Theatre in Belgrade, Željko Hubač, says he does not know what the future repertoire of the National Theatre's drama is and that he was told the repertoire is...
Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić used a press conference to remind Dragan Đilas of a previous "promise," leading to a strong response from Đilas who called the situation "sad and devastating."
Nikodijević announced that a concrete proposal is being prepared for a discussion regarding Apoteka Beograd, expected to take place in September or October.
Tenders for the procurement of 85 new trams and trolleybuses in Belgrade have failed, with a GSP union stating that the city lacks the necessary funds for the advance payments. This marks the second tender failure in two days for public transport vehicle acquisition.
A study commissioned by hoteliers, based on customer reviews, shows more favorable ratings for restaurants in Sofia compared to Belgrade, which has 24 Michelin-recommended establishments.
The city of Belgrade has decided to take over the financing of the market project in Surčin through a budget rebalance, instead of partnering with the European Investment Bank.
A Serbian article contrasts the approaches of Zagreb and Belgrade to their historical heritage, arguing that Zagreb celebrates its past through landmarks like the Esplanade Hotel, while Belgrade is destroying its own history, exemplified by the Jugoslavija Hotel.
The First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office has initiated criminal proceedings against a suspect, N.M. (1972), for allegedly threatening pharmacists with a knife during a theft at two pharmacies in Belgrade.
Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić announced that the project for the scale sculpture at the Terazije roundabout was designed by the City of Belgrade's Project Bureau, also disclosing its cost and funding source.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš met in Belgrade to discuss enhancing bilateral economic cooperation and investments.
The City of Belgrade has issued a tender worth 250 million dinars for the renovation of road surfaces made of concrete slabs and cobblestones. This initiative aims to improve the city's infrastructure, though some officials express concerns about the city's overall financial capacity for such projects.
The Green-Left Front (ZLF) has alleged that the City of Belgrade is allocating millions to an SNS paramilitary group while employees of Apoteka Beograd (Belgrade Pharmacy) have not received 15 salaries. Workers also reportedly lack validated health insurance cards and await resolutions for months.
Branimir Kuzmanović, president of the Belgrade board of the Democratic Party (DS), has filed criminal charges against all participants involved in the implementation of the public security project for the city of Belgrade.
Vučić Perović, an actor from the National Theatre in Belgrade, has won the Golden Arena for Best Male Role at the 73rd Pula Film Festival. The actor chose not to comment on his home institution's silence regarding this significant recognition.
Both Italy and Slovenia have announced their withdrawal from the Bitef International Theatre Festival in Belgrade. Their absence will be noted at the event.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air is set to open a new base at Pristina Airport and is reportedly considering the possibility of closing its existing base in Belgrade.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić met with representatives of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), expressing satisfaction with the decision to establish a regional center in Belgrade. Vučić also commented on the legality and fairness of his potential inclusion on the SNS list as president.
The Belgrade committee of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has demanded an investigation into who approved the placement of advertising banners on the 'Kristina mehane' building in Knez Mihailova Street.
Critics of Belgrade's city government are highlighting the significant financial difficulties faced by the city's budget, attributing them to irresponsible and unprofessional management of the Serbian capital.
Milan Antonijević, Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, recommended that Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić refrain from publishing content glorifying war criminals on social media, emphasizing the importance of his public role.
FK Crvena Zvezda (Red Star Belgrade) is set to acquire a new defensive reinforcement in Ghanaian stopper Derrick Lucasen, according to local media reports.
New EU investigations have been launched against Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. This development coincides with his scheduled visit to Belgrade on Thursday.
Students residing in the Košutnjak dormitory in Belgrade were left without water for two and a half days amidst 30-degree temperatures. A student reported that the dormitory management failed to provide timely information regarding the outage.
The Serbian Ministry of Education announced an emergency inspection of the University of Belgrade to investigate the circumstances and procedures surrounding recent Statute amendments.
Serbian military aircraft will conduct flights over Belgrade from today until July 25 as part of rehearsals for the upcoming solemn promotion ceremony of the youngest officers, scheduled for Saturday at the Banjica barracks.
Serbia faces a legal crisis marked by controversies surrounding a murder case, including the hearing of former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić, and the prohibition of the Pride parade caravan.
A draft plan for the left bank of the Danube in Belgrade has been unveiled, proposing an open coastline and more public and sports facilities. The plan aims to enhance the area for residents and visitors.
Police have arrested a 20-year-old man from Belgrade on suspicion of throwing hand grenades at a raft and a nightclub in Smederevo, in collaboration with an already apprehended individual.
Serbia's Agency for Spatial Planning and Urbanism has approved the development of a strategic environmental impact assessment for a new railway line that will allow trains to travel at speeds up to 160 km/h between Belgrade and Vršac.
Srbijavoz has provided N1 with the planned timetable for the high-speed rail line connecting Belgrade to Budapest and extending to Vienna, expected to be operational within one to two months.
The controversial case of Aleksandar Nešović Baja's murder on May 12th in the '27' restaurant in Senjak, Belgrade, continues to unfold, marked by a conspiracy of silence and questions about the individuals present.
A session of the Belgrade City Assembly has been scheduled for Friday, July 24, at 10 AM, to be held at the building on Nikola Pašić Square No. 6, as announced by the Beograd.rs portal.
Police in Belgrade have arrested a 60-year-old man from Zemun, G. D., on suspicion of making death threats against the chief public prosecutor of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, Nenad Stefanović, and Justice Minister Nenad Vujić, via the social network X.
Residents of Veljko Vlahović in Voždovac, Belgrade, report that bus line 26L was suspended and then reinstated as a minibus, despite claims that buses are prohibited due to road damage from new construction, while trucks still enter the area.
Vladan Djokic, Rector of the University of Belgrade, has expressed unwavering support for student protests that began 20 months ago and plans to participate in their electoral list, stating 'the reality is that Serbia is not free'.
The Kreni-Promeni movement organized a cleanup operation around the Vukov Spomenik railway station in Belgrade. This initiative aimed to improve the cleanliness and appearance of the area.
The Expo Caravan, featuring the Pavilion of Dance, officially began its journey through 30 locations in Serbia from Trstenik, leading up to the specialized Expo 2027 exhibition in Belgrade.
Forbes Serbia highlighted its most-read articles of the week, focusing on the financial risks Belgrade poses to the national budget and the Ministry's concealment of applications for the Djerdap 3 project.
A Serbian official suggests that Belgrade is adept at offering the US just enough to make them overlook repression in Serbia, implying that if President Vučić disagreed, he would immediately remove the official.
The Government of the Republic of Serbia decided in 2022 to allocate the building of the former railway station to the Historical Museum of Serbia. This institution, founded in 1963, is one of many cultural institutions without a dedicated space.
Belgrade police discovered a laboratory for cultivating marijuana under artificial conditions in the Batajnica settlement and arrested five individuals suspected of drug production and sale.
Police in Belgrade, in cooperation with the Second Basic Public Prosecutor's Office, have arrested two individuals on suspicion of defrauding a woman from Belgrade of approximately 70,000 euros.
The Belgrade City Assembly is scheduled to hold a session on July 24, with the operations of Beogradske Elektrane (Belgrade Power Plants) on the agenda. This meeting will address the company's business performance and future plans.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced that passenger services on the high-speed railway line between Budapest and Belgrade are expected to commence within one to two months, with the transport minister visiting Serbia soon.
The Appeals Court has returned the indictment for the 'Nadstrešnica' case to the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office for the third time. This repeated rejection has led to suspicions among commentators that the case is being manipulated against Belgrade.
A solo exhibition by prominent Belgrade painter Stojan Milanov, titled 'Reč, dve o ljudima' (A Word or Two About People), will officially open on Friday, July 17, at 9:00 PM in the 'Velimir A. Leković' Art Gallery as part of its visual arts program.
Changes to the Statute of the University of Belgrade, which would allow only one candidate for rector to be presented to the Council after receiving a majority vote from the Senate, raise questions about potential political influence on the election process.
Companies interested in showcasing their products, services, technologies, and innovative solutions to domestic, regional, and international business communities can apply for EXPO 2027 in Belgrade until September 1.
Artist Dragan Vojvodić's exhibition 'Less Sound(less)' in Belgrade features works exploring themes of loss, with Vojvodić drawing parallels between the loss of his record collection due to war and forced migration from Sarajevo and broader societal losses.
Serbian Minister of Finance Siniša Mali and Minister of Internal and Foreign Trade Jagoda Lazarević met with San Marino's Minister of Tourism in Belgrade to discuss confirmations for EXPO from 142 countries and international organizations.
The Belgrade International Theatre Festival (BITEF) continues to face a significant crisis, with even Slovenian participants reportedly declining invitations. The festival, a major cultural event, is struggling with its current state.
Belgrade's Secretariat for Public Transport announced traffic modifications from tomorrow until August 20 due to maintenance work on the 'Borča 3' bus turnaround.
Vladan Djokic, the chief of Belgrade University, expressed his belief that the student movement in Serbia will emerge victorious in the upcoming elections.