Interpol has rejected Serbia's request for an arrest warrant for six students from Novi Sad, a decision that significantly damages the international reputation of Serbia's police, prosecution, and judiciary.

The student list "Nije prirodno ćutati" (It's Not Natural to Be Silent), supported by students in a blockade, achieved a decisive victory in the elections for the student parliament of the Faculty of Science in Novi Sad, winning all available seats.

The water level of the Danube River, one of Europe's largest, is currently very low. In Novi Sad, on July 20, the Danube was recorded at 44 centimeters below its usual level.

The water level of the Danube River in Novi Sad continues to fall, revealing new sandbanks and leaving many boats at Ribarac stranded on dry land.

Three bodies were found inside an overturned car in a drainage canal in Novi Sad around 9 AM, according to unofficial reports from N1.

An appellate court in Novi Sad has upheld a first-instance verdict, sentencing L. B. (61) from Zrenjanin to four years and 10 months in prison for biting a police officer.

A tanker overturned on the highway between Subotica and Novi Sad, near Zmajevo, resulting in serious injuries to the 54-year-old driver who was rescued by firefighters.

A councilwoman from the Serbian Progressive Party, Cvija Vasić, sparked controversy in the Novi Sad city assembly by telling the opposition they 'slaughtered Serbs' during a debate.

Lawyer Željko Kočić, representing students and activists accused of attempting to overthrow the constitutional order in Novi Sad, announced that Interpol is refusing to cooperate with the regime regarding students in political exile.

Opposition councilors in Novi Sad have criticized the city authorities' intention to adopt the 'Novi Sad on Water' project and their idea to erect a monument to the victims of a canopy collapse.

Novi Sad is establishing a new public enterprise called 'Putevi Novog Sada' and will also be granting a 35-year concession for bus stops. The concession will allow a private company to profit from advertising and kiosk placement.

The Bravo civic movement has accused the Novi Sad city government of attempting to hastily push through the controversial 'Novi Sad on Water' project during a city assembly session.

Police in Novi Sad have arrested a man suspected of impersonating a police officer to intercept people and steal their money. He is accused of falsely representing himself as law enforcement to commit robberies.

A friend of a 15-year-old boy beaten by hooligans in Novi Sad, Serbia, on July 15, stated they were 'collateral damage,' mistaken for Partizan football fans.

Police in Novi Sad have arrested two suspects in connection with an attack on a group of minors in a park, which left a fifteen-year-old boy with serious injuries. Authorities are still searching for three other individuals involved.

The energetic coming-of-age comedy "NIMRODS," inspired by the early days of the band Green Day, will be shown in cinemas worldwide on two exclusive dates: August 11 and 14, 2026. In Serbia, it will be screened at CineStar Novi Sad.

The 'Student in Every Village' initiative will be implemented this weekend in Novi Sad and its surrounding areas, according to an announcement by academics.

This article lists historical events that occurred on July 16th, including the founding of the Serbian National Theatre in Novi Sad and the installation of the world's first parking meter.

Patrik Drid, Dean of the Faculty of Sport and Physical Education at the University of Novi Sad, was seen wearing smart glasses with a camera, reportedly filming people on July 14th, with footage he posted on Instagram revealing his actions.

Goran Vesić and five other individuals have had their house arrest extended and a Novi Sad indictment confirmed in the "awning case." Lawyers suggest there is an intention by authorities to ensure Vesić's acquittal at all costs.

Former Serbian Minister of Transport, Goran Vesić, is set to face his first trial. The charges relate to his tenure during a tragic incident in Novi Sad.

The Novi Sad Court of Appeals has confirmed the indictment against former minister Goran Vesić, his assistant, the former director of Serbian Railways, and three engineers in connection with the Novi Sad tragedy case.

The Novi Sad Court of Appeals has confirmed the indictment against six individuals charged in connection with the Novi Sad Railway Station tragedy, which resulted in 16 fatalities.

The expanded Senate of the University of Novi Sad will convene tomorrow to reconsider the complaint filed by Associate Professor Mihić.

Students blocking the Novi Sad Faculty of Law questioned the visit of Albanian President Bajram Begaj to southern Serbia, asking why pro-regime media had not reported on it and if it was a prelude to President Vučić 'selling off another part of Serbia'.

Posters glorifying convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, who was found guilty of genocide in Srebrenica, have been put up in multiple locations across Novi Sad by the Serbian Radical Party, only to be torn down by citizens.

Water supply in the Bački part of Novi Sad is expected to normalize after works by JKP 'Vodovod i kanalizacija' Novi Sad were completed. Residents in the affected area experienced reduced water pressure or no water for several hours.

Vladimir Mihić, an associate professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, voiced concerns that future professorial appointments should not depend on individual goodwill, warning that such practices are dangerous for universities.

Organizers of the Exit music festival in Novi Sad, Serbia, announced that the event has been effectively banned due to its support for student protests.

A session of the expanded Senate at the University of Novi Sad was interrupted after a professor left due to an initiative for secret voting on a complaint by Professor Vladimir Mihić. The Dean stated that lawyers would interpret the session's interruption before a decision on its continuation.

The main hearing for defendants accused of physically attacking citizens during a blockade near Futoška Market in Novi Sad has been postponed until mid-September.

The academic network 'Slobodan univerzitet' has called for citizens and the academic community to gather in front of the Rectorate building in Novi Sad ahead of a decision concerning Professor Mihić.

The Network of Academic Solidarity and Engagement (MASA) has condemned a campaign targeting members of the Inquiry Commission investigating the Novi Sad canopy collapse. MASA views the actions as an attempt to intimidate the commission.

A commemoration for Dragan Gojić, a photojournalist for the Beta News Agency, will be held on Thursday, July 9th, at 1 PM in the premises of the Independent Journalists' Association of Vojvodina (NDNV) in Novi Sad.

Novi Sad is experiencing its first summer in a quarter-century without the EXIT festival, leaving the city hot, concrete-filled, and lacking cultural content as it awaits the return of students in autumn.

Novi Sad police have issued a warning to citizens about a recent surge in phone scams where unknown individuals impersonate others to defraud people.

Professor Vladimir Mihić of the University of Novi Sad has filed a complaint regarding his non-reappointment following a secret Senate vote, expressing pessimism about the outcome.

The Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad has forwarded Associate Professor Vladimir Mihić's complaint regarding his non-reappointment to the University of Novi Sad, with the Senate expected to decide within 30 days.

Parents of students in Novi Sad's primary and secondary schools have highlighted that the City Assembly has failed for three consecutive years to appoint parent representatives to the City Council of Parents, despite it being a legal obligation.

The Public Utility Company Tržnica Novi Sad condemned a physical attack on a security guard at the Futoška Market, which occurred in the early morning hours.

The 'Free University' initiative has accused Miloš Vučević of downplaying an attack by Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) activists on students in Novi Sad. This statement suggests a perceived attempt to relativize the incident.

The Bravo civic movement has released a detailed breakdown of construction costs for a newly built park in central Novi Sad, alleging that the project cost taxpayers €3.2 million.

A section of the ceiling collapsed at the Clinic for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in Novi Sad. Citizens' assemblies in Novi Sad reported the incident.

Young people from Novi Sad are actively beautifying their city through the project 'Ethics, Rhetoric, and Urban Art through the Prism of Media and Popular Culture.' This initiative uses urban art to enhance the city's aesthetic and cultural landscape.

Commemorative gatherings and walks were held in Novi Sad, Niš, and Belgrade to mark 20 months since the deadly canopy collapse at the Novi Sad Railway Station. Activists also submitted an initiative to the Novi Sad city assembly to prevent the construction of a monument to the victims.

The Novi Sad tragedy, which occurred exactly 20 months ago and resulted in the deaths of 16 people, deeply affected society and remains a significant event.

Two individuals have been arrested in Novi Sad for allegedly embezzling 3.4 million dinars from Poštanska štedionica. A cashier is accused of making fictitious payments to defraud the bank.

A consortium of companies, “Gemmax gradnja” from Novi Sad and “Viamont” from Kolašin, has been selected to construct a street above the river in Budva, a project budgeted at 18 million euros from the city's funds.

The Novi Sad Planning Commission has rejected objections to the controversial 'Novi Sad on Water' project, leading to a walkout by citizens and activists who protested the decision. The meeting was briefly interrupted due to demands for the commission's recusal.

Serbia's Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office has questioned two representatives of Chinese companies involved in the modernization of the Novi Sad - Subotica railway line as part of an ongoing investigation.

The final event of the project 'Lost Heritage: Pap Pavla Street' will be held in Novi Sad, Serbia, to present the results of the project dedicated to the street destroyed by construction.

The Novi Sad City Assembly convened to discuss the execution of the city's budget, with the mayor highlighting and praising the achieved budget surplus. This meeting focused on the financial performance and fiscal health of the city.

A session of the Novi Sad City Assembly is underway, where councilors are set to vote on over 40 agenda items, including the budget, amidst mutual accusations between the opposition and authorities regarding issues like Jovina Gymnasium, parks, and nature protection.

Parents of students at the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad, Serbia, have reported a "catastrophe" in enrollment, with only two out of 11 planned classes fully filled. This indicates a significant drop in student interest.

Parents of students at the 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium in Novi Sad report a serious procedural dispute after the school administration refused to accept written statements from three suspended professors in disciplinary proceedings.

A newly constructed park near Spens in Novi Sad is facing criticism for its lack of shade and inaccessibility for people with disabilities and mothers with children, despite being reportedly overpriced.

Serbia is experiencing a political weekend with two distinct gatherings: the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is organizing a rally in Belgrade, while students are convening in Kraljevo, a week after a similar event in Novi Sad.

A large humanitarian family lunch will be held on Sunday, June 28, in Novi Sad to raise funds for Miljana Peter, a local resident suffering from cerebral palsy.

Unions of the University of Novi Sad, along with students and citizens, gathered in front of the Rectorate building to demand a re-vote on the re-election of Professor Vladimir Mihić during a Senate session.

The largest white stork colony in Serbia, and one of the largest in Europe, continues to grow on an unfinished building near the highway in Novi Sad, with 75 active nests recorded this year.

The case of Professor Mihić was not included on the agenda for the University of Novi Sad (UNS) Senate session, prompting five faculty unions to announce a new protest outside the Rectorate on Thursday.

Teodora Martinko, the only survivor of the concrete canopy collapse at the Novi Sad Railway Station, has successfully passed her driving test. Her driving school announced the achievement, highlighting her resilience.

A resident of Novi Sad's Telep neighborhood has contacted N1, claiming that the construction of residential buildings in his immediate vicinity is disrupting his daily life.

Dean Srđan Rončević of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics in Novi Sad claims that faculties are facing various pressures, including difficult financing and delayed payments, due to their support for students.

Lawyer and former police inspector Siniša Carević spoke at a student protest in Novi Sad, emphasizing that diploma revisions, property checks, and lustration are crucial for reforming the Ministry of Interior (MUP), which he described as politicized and criminalized.

The 'Italy - Serbia' orchestra will perform a concert titled 'Myths, Legends and Fairy Tales of Music' on Saturday, July 25th, at the Novi Sad Synagogue.

An employee of the telecommunications company Yettel, M. G., has been arrested in Novi Sad, Serbia, on suspicion of embezzling 36.8 million dinars from the company and using the funds to purchase real estate.

The water level of the Danube River in Novi Sad, Serbia, continues to record historically low figures, revealing numerous sandbars upstream towards Futog and downstream near the popular Oficirac beach.

Graffiti featuring the crossed-out phone code +384 has appeared in various locations across Novi Sad, including the city center and near Spens.

Three people died in a severe car accident in Novi Sad, Serbia, when a vehicle veered off the road and plunged into a drainage canal.

The activist group STAV announced that Interpol's rejection of Serbia's request for an international arrest warrant against six Novi Sad activists confirms that the proceedings against them are politically motivated rather than criminal.

The Appellate Court in Novi Sad has issued a decision on the appeal by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office, ruling that there is no basis for charges against former officials and engineers in the 'Nadstrešnica' case.

Young photographer and journalist Marko Antić held his first solo and diploma exhibition titled '1. 11. 2034' in Čerević, near Novi Sad, Serbia.

A verbal confrontation erupted between Bravo Civic Movement councilor Miran Pogačar and Novi Sad Mayor Žarko Mićin during a city assembly session.

Interpol has reportedly rejected Serbia's request to issue international arrest warrants for student activists from Novi Sad, who are accused of attempting to overthrow the constitutional order.

Parking prices have increased in the extra zone of Novi Sad. New rates are now in effect for parking in the city.

The Novi Sad City Assembly is set to discuss the controversial "Novi Sad on Water" project, which was unexpectedly added to the agenda, bringing the construction of high-rise buildings along the Liman waterfront closer to realization.

The Bravo! civic movement has demanded the withdrawal of the proposed general regulation plan for the "Novi Sad on Water" project from the Novi Sad City Assembly agenda, alleging that authorities are attempting to adopt it without public discussion.

A 15-year-old boy was brutally beaten by a group of attackers in a park in Novi Sad, Serbia, and is in serious condition. The incident has prompted the "Bravo!" movement to raise questions about child safety and institutional responsibility.

Residents of Novi Sad's Liman I neighborhood witnessed a rare sight when a young man proposed to his girlfriend on horseback, creating a memorable moment for the couple and onlookers.

Police in Novi Sad, in cooperation with the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office, have arrested P. J. (22) and O. M. (21) on suspicion of beating minors in the city.

Concerns are being raised about safety and accountability at the Novi Sad railway station following a recent tragedy, with critics alleging that the government is attempting to shield officials from responsibility. Reports also highlight young workers performing reconstruction without adequate safety equipment.

A minor boy was severely beaten in a park near a medical school in Novi Sad, Serbia, sustaining head and facial injuries, and is currently in intensive care.

The case of Professor Mihić has sparked concerns about a potential purge of 'unsuitable' staff within the faculty. Critics argue that this situation represents a significant setback for Novi Sad.

Dean Patrik Drid of the Faculty of Sports and Physical Education in Novi Sad is reported to have worn recording glasses during Senate sessions where professors, including Jelena Kleut and Vladimir Mihić, were dismissed as part of a campaign against those who supported students.

The Novi Sad City Assembly is scheduled to hold a session on Tuesday, July 21, with a comprehensive agenda of 60 items.

The confirmation of the indictment by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad in the awning case has led to political commentary, with concerns raised about President Vučić potentially reopening past issues.

The expanded Senate of the University of Novi Sad is set to reconvene today to reconsider the complaint filed by Associate Professor Vladimir Mihić. Concerns have been raised by Kleut regarding the outcome, citing a lack of guarantees that Senate members will adhere to norms.

Documentation released by Zborovi Novog Sada reveals how the 'Novi Sad na vodi' (Novi Sad on water) project was rapidly approved and 'sold' within 48 hours, raising questions about the urgency behind the development.

A union organization at the Institute for Field and Vegetable Crops in Novi Sad, Serbia, announced a warning strike, stating that production is endangered and an entire year's output risks being lost.

Residents of Novi Sad tore down posters glorifying convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić on the 31st International Day of Remembrance of the Srebrenica Genocide, declaring 'Not in our name'.

Dejan Pataki, a marketing expert from Novi Sad and author of 'Brand: YOU', discusses why people of knowledge and integrity often choose silence and exile from digital spaces, based on interviews with 28 prominent individuals.

The Higher Court in Novi Sad reportedly decided by majority vote on December 24, 2025, regarding three officials (J. Tanasković, G. Vesić, A. Dimoski) and three engineers (M. Spremić, M. Ga) in a case related to a 'canopy,' but the decision's details are being withheld.

Vladimir Mihić, an associate professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, discusses the initiative for a secret vote in the Senate regarding his role at the faculty.

Residents of Novi Sad and lower parts of Petrovaradin will experience a water outage or low pressure from 8 AM to 6 PM due to ongoing works, with water cisterns distributed across multiple locations.

Professor Danijela Boberić Krstićev from the Faculty of Sciences in Novi Sad states that cyber security in Serbia often only becomes a focus after an attack occurs, highlighting the faculty's participation in international research projects.

A rally was held in support of Professor Vladimir Mihić, who faces a decision from the expanded Senate of the University of Novi Sad regarding his complaint, with supporters claiming the university leadership intends to silence critics.

The main hearing in the case against four individuals accused of attacking citizens in Novi Sad, known as the 'Porsche team', has been postponed for the sixth time.

The expanded Senate of the University of Novi Sad is set to decide on Professor Vladimir Mihić's complaint, with a gathering of support announced outside the Rectorate building.

Roadworks are scheduled from 11 PM to 5 AM on the Belgrade-Lasta section of the state road, leading to the closure of a traffic lane for vehicles traveling from Niš to Novi Sad. Serbian roads authority Putevi Srbije announced these works for marking road signs.

Pioneering American hardcore band Biohazard is set to return to Serbia for a premiere performance in Novi Sad on July 28th at SKCNS Fabrika, marking their first appearance in the city.

There is no clear answer from the Appellate Court in Novi Sad regarding the accuracy of claims by Law Faculty professor Bojan Pajtić that the court has made a decision on the appeal in the 'canopy' case, and why the decision has not been published.

Miloš Vučević, President of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), held several party meetings over the weekend, including a gathering with participants of the Academy of Young Leaders and local members in Novi Sad.

SNS leader and former Serbian prime minister Milos Vucevic has again commented on a January 2025 incident in Novi Sad involving student Ana Vucak, which led to his resignation, facing accusations of downplaying the assault.

Nenad Alajbegović, 45, former leader of the 'Zabranjeni' fan group, was arrested in Novi Sad with a pistol, bulletproof vest, and fake documents, having been sought on multiple warrants.

Children under 15 years old of employees in the Novi Sad City Administration received a 'cash gift' of 10,000 dinars from Santa Claus for the upcoming 2026 New Year.

Serbian police in Novi Sad arrested Nenad Alajbegović Alibeg, former leader of the Partizan fan group "Zabranjeni," in a store. He was found with a pistol with a bullet in the barrel.

For the first time in 25 years, Novi Sad is not preparing for the EXIT festival, leading to discussions about the significant economic and cultural losses the city will experience due to its absence.

A bus driver has been arrested on suspicion of fatally striking a pedestrian on the Novi Sad-Subotica highway.

Citizens' Assemblies of Novi Sad reported that a part of the ceiling collapsed at the Clinic for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, where the Urology Clinic in Novi Sad was temporarily relocated. No injuries were reported in the incident.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad, Serbia, has announced that an indictment has been filed against four young men suspected of severely beating a student in February.

Dušan Dobromirov, a professor at the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Novi Sad and a member of the Inquiry Commission, discussed the court proceedings related to the canopy collapse case, suggesting authorities tried to overwhelm the public with information.

Citizen groups announced that a public session of the Commission for Plans regarding 'Novi Sad on Water' was interrupted, and the city assembly secretary confirmed that the Law on General Administrative Procedure applies to the commission's work.

The lake in Danube Park in Novi Sad, Serbia, was drained by the public utility "Gradsko zelenilo" for regular cleaning. While turtles were relocated, the fish in the lake did not survive the process.

The Novi Sad Planning Commission has discussed the development of a new urban district along the Danube river, known as 'Novi Sad on Water.' The plans are progressing despite public objections and concerns.

The Appellate Court in Novi Sad has sentenced a pedagogical assistant from Odžaci to 20 years in prison for illegal sexual acts, overturning a previous ruling.

Two distinct jazz festivals are drawing international attention, with the Novi Sad Jazz Festival beginning on Friday and another jazz music festival highlighting Aegina. Both events feature detailed programs and schedules for attendees.

Gatherings are planned in Novi Sad and Niš, Serbia, to mark 20 months since the collapse of a canopy. Students in Niš are inviting citizens to join the commemoration.

The Novi Sad City Assembly rejected the opposition's request to debate a declaration for the protection of the Novi Sad coastline. This decision indicates a division within the assembly regarding environmental protection initiatives for the city's waterfront.

Lučka Oil Mill has achieved significant success, including winning a championship title at the Novi Sad fair, establishing itself as a leader in extra virgin olive oil production.

Parents of students at Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad announced a 'catastrophe' in enrollment, with only two out of 11 planned classes fully filled.

Parents of students at Novi Sad's 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' High School claim a serious procedural dispute has arisen after the school administration refused to accept written statements from three suspended professors during disciplinary proceedings.

Serbian students have announced a major rally in Kraljevo for Vidovdan, following large gatherings in Slavija on May 23 and Novi Sad on June 20, continuing their protest movement.

The BRAVO movement has labeled the park near Spens in Novi Sad a 'park of corruption,' alleging that a single smart bench in the recently opened park cost over 50,000 euros. The group held a press conference to reveal new findings related to the park's development.

Hot political weekend. The Serbian Progressive Party is organizing a rally in Belgrade, and students are gathering in Kraljevo, just a week after Novi Sad. At

A protest took place in front of the Rectorate in Novi Sad, with participants demanding a new vote on the re-election of Professor Vladimir Mihić. Supporters gathered to advocate for the professor.

At least three people were injured when a van collided with an attached road service vehicle on the Novi Sad-Belgrade highway, according to unofficial reports.

Supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) are marching on foot from Novi Sad to a rally in Belgrade. President Aleksandar Vučić has made a controversial call for attendance, promising voting slips to participants.

Automobil Davida Gruhonjića, sina novinara i profesora Sveučilišta u Novom Sadu Dinka Gruhonjića, demoliran je tijekom vikenda u Novom Sadu, čime je dugogodišnjim napadima na ovog novinara i njegovu…

Citizens of Novi Sad gathered to show support for Dinko Gruhonjić following the vandalism of his son's car. The rally aimed to express solidarity with Gruhonjić.

A German-Tunisian citizen was arrested in Mostar on suspicion of drug trafficking. This arrest is part of a broader effort to combat narcotics sales, with another suspect apprehended in Novi Sad.

The Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, Serbia, has approved a public procurement plan that includes purchasing a humanoid robot capable of dancing the 'moravac,' despite the faculty building reportedly having a leaking roof.

Interpol has reportedly rejected Serbia's request for an international arrest warrant for six students from Novi Sad, a decision that has led to concerns about the international reputation of Serbian institutions and its police, prosecution, and judiciary.

The Novi Sad City Assembly has rejected recommendations from the State Audit Institution for the third time in eight years, continuing to pay higher salaries to its administration and illegally distributing two billion dinars.

The city center of Novi Sad, Serbia, has been defaced overnight with numerous graffiti markings of the phone prefix '+384' crossed out in red spray paint on sidewalks and other locations.

After more than 20 months, an indictment has been confirmed in one of three ongoing court cases concerning the collapse of a canopy in Novi Sad that killed 16 people, a development seen as a positive step by legal experts.

Three bodies were discovered inside a car that veered off the road and plunged into a canal in Novi Sad. Authorities are investigating the fatal accident.

Professor Tanasije Marinković, a member of the Inquiry Commission investigating the Novi Sad canopy collapse, stated that proceedings before the Novi Sad Higher Public Prosecutor's Office and the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime are consistently being obstructed.

An appeals court in Novi Sad, Serbia, upheld a lower court's decision to reinstate a heating plant worker who claimed he was fired for refusing to go to 'Ćacilend'.

During a heated debate in the Novi Sad City Assembly, Serbian Progressive Party councilwoman Cvija Vasić accused the opposition of having 'slaughtered Serbs.' Her remarks sparked controversy during the session.

The Serbian organization Crta issued a warning that individuals are falsely presenting themselves as their associates in Novi Sad, urging citizens to be vigilant.

Councilors in the Novi Sad Parliament are currently debating the controversial 'Novi Sad on Water' construction project, with opposition criticizing it while the mayor believes it will benefit citizens.

JP 'Urbanizam' Novi Sad has prepared a draft plan for the former 'Neimar' industrial zone and a special purpose complex on the left bank of the Danube. The plan envisions this area as an open, accessible, and connected urban unit, with 94% public space.

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.

Citizens in Novi Sad, Serbia, protested the severe beating of a minor, with authorities releasing a statement shortly after the demonstration began.

A boy who was severely beaten by a group of hooligans in a park near the Medical School in Novi Sad on July 15th is currently in serious but stable condition.

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.

A protest was held in Novi Sad following the beating of a 15-year-old boy in a park near the Medical School. Demonstrators gathered to voice their outrage and demand justice for the victim.

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 15-year-old boy was severely beaten in a park near the Medical School in Novi Sad, sustaining serious injuries to his face and head. The incident has been reported by local media.

The trade union organization of the Institute for Field and Vegetable Crops in Novi Sad announced that the institute's financial problems are not a short-term consequence of geopolitical circumstances.

Despite strong public opposition from students, the opposition, and citizen associations, the city of Novi Sad is proceeding with the construction of a monument to the victims of a canopy collapse, allocating an additional 16.4 million dinars through a budget rebalance.

After a multi-hour session, the expanded Senate of the University of Novi Sad rejected Professor Vladimir Mihić's appeal against the decision not to re-elect him, marking the second professor to lose their job following a secret ballot.

A man from Novi Sad has been arrested on suspicion of throwing a bottle with flammable liquid at a car. This incident is under investigation by authorities.

Employees at the Institute for Field and Vegetable Crops in Novi Sad, Serbia, have announced a warning strike for Friday, July 17, at 12:05 PM, citing concerns over the institution's further deterioration.

A man from Novi Sad was fined 900 euros in Pljevlja for driving under the influence of drugs. This incident highlights ongoing efforts to enforce traffic safety regulations.

Novi Sad, traditionally known for its moderate pace and civic restraint, is now being questioned whether it has transformed from a city of culture into a capital of apathy.

Police in Novi Sad, Serbia, have seized 58 kilograms of marijuana and arrested a Belgrade resident as part of the 'Sensei 2' operation. Separately, 150 marijuana plants were discovered in another related action.

Vladimir Mihić, an associate professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, announced that new members of the expanded Senate of the University of Novi Sad will be elected on Monday to decide on his appeal regarding his non-reappointment.

An incident occurred in Novi Sad during a game where a 'forbidden' flag was displayed, despite the otherwise great atmosphere.

A commemoration for photojournalist Dragan Gojić was held in Novi Sad, where an initiative was launched to erect a memorial in the city center in his honor.

Veljko Petrović, a student at the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Novi Sad, announced that he has been acquitted in the first instance in the case of a physical assault on Patrik Drid.

The main hearing in the case against four individuals accused of attacking citizens at a Novi Sad intersection on December 13, 2024, has been postponed for the sixth time at the High Court.

A higher court in Novi Sad has ordered Infrastruktura železnice Srbije and the Republic of Serbia to jointly pay 10.5 million dinars in compensation to the family of a victim of a canopy collapse.

The informal Inquiry Commission investigating responsibility for the Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse announced an 'aggressive' media campaign against its members, aiming for their 'dehumanization and discredit.'

The Novi Sad city committee of Novi DSS has questioned Mayor Žarko Mićin about 23 billion dinars, alleging that an organized group within the city administration has been extracting money for years.

The Academy of Arts in Novi Sad has condemned statements made by Miloš Vučević, accusing him of attempting to downplay the brutal beating of a student. An attorney for the victim also reacted to Vučević's comments.

A section of Novi Sad experienced a power outage during the opening night of the city's jazz festival, leading to music in the dark and discussions about event organization.

Opposition parties in Zrenjanin have announced they will file criminal charges against Mayor Simo Salapura and other city administration officials with the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad, suspecting abuse of official position.

A power outage affected parts of downtown Novi Sad during the opening night of the Novi Sad Jazz Festival. The incident caused disruption to the event.

A man from Belgrade has been arrested in Novi Sad, Serbia, after multiple warrants and search requests were issued for his apprehension. The arrest was made by local authorities.

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) leader Miloš Vučević commented on an incident from last January in Novi Sad where SNS activists allegedly broke a student's jaw, describing the student as 'physically strong' and denying his resignation was directly due to it.

Novi Sad is feeling the impact of the absence of the EXIT festival, with the city losing out on fully booked accommodations and the vibrant atmosphere that typically draws visitors from across Europe.

The civic movement Bravo has released documentation detailing the construction of a park near Novi Sad's Sports and Business Center (SPENS), revealing a total cost of 3.2 million euros, with individual waste bins priced at 3,500 euros each.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad has filed an indictment against four individuals for the attempted murder of an electrical engineering school student. The incident occurred on February 25th of this year in Novi Sad.

A lake in Novi Sad's Danube Park has dried up, causing many aquatic creatures to die, prompting a Norwegian citizen to rescue fish while city officials claim fish were not meant to be there.

A 26-year-old man was wounded in a shooting incident on Bulevar oslobođenja in Novi Sad around 3:45 PM today.

The Association of Fine Artists of Vojvodina (SULUV) has lost all financial support from the city of Novi Sad and the provincial government for its programs. This decision leaves the organization without funding for its artistic initiatives.

The Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI) reported that the topic of the Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse in 2026 has largely disappeared from national television channels, though N1 continues to cover it.

Twenty months after the Novi Sad canopy collapse, Gojko Božović will be a guest on "Iza vesti" to discuss how Serbia has changed, the unchanging nature of authorities and institutions, and the pursuit of justice.

Researchers from the Stanford list suggest the University of Novi Sad has little to celebrate, while the rector maintains a positive outlook despite claims of a crisis and recent faculty dismissals.

The 28th Novi Sad Jazz Festival, themed 'Lagano' (Slowly), is set to begin on Friday, July 3rd, featuring over 80 performers including major stars like Avishai Cohen and Joe Lovano.

Citizen assemblies in Novi Sad have called on residents to attend a public session of the Commission for Plans, where the controversial 'Novi Sad on Water' project will be discussed.

Novi Sad Mayor Žarko Mićin rejected criticism regarding the high cost of equipment in a new city park, claiming there was 'no affair' and responding to a journalist's question about shade by calling her 'malicious'.

A diary entry by Uglješa Surdučki describes a hunger strike by Kristina Demeter Filipčev in Bečej, reports from a student gathering in Novi Sad, and personal reflections on the approaching sense of freedom.

Serbian actress Nada Šargin, born in Zrenjanin and educated in Novi Sad, discusses personal growth and its impact on the world, reflecting on her career from the Serbian National Theatre.

The 'Refleksija 2025–2026' awards for ethical reporting on poverty were presented at the Independent Journalists' Association of Vojvodina in Novi Sad.

S. D. and M. G., who attacked a guest and the owner of the iconic Novi Sad bar 'Crni ovan,' have each been sentenced to eight months in prison for violent conduct.

Seven researchers from the University of Novi Sad, recognized on the Stanford list, have refused to attend the University Day celebration.

An N1 team followed a group of SNS activists walking from Novi Sad to a rally, reporting on their journey and an incident where a journalist was obstructed by an activist.

Activists who were detained in Novi Sad in April have been released. This development follows their arrests during citizen assemblies in the city.

Teodora Martinko, the only survivor of the Novi Sad train station canopy collapse, has successfully passed her driving test despite losing both legs in the incident.

Novi Sad, long considered a city of culture, is facing a year without events as several manifestations that defined its cultural scene have been left without programs, venues, or support.

Faculty unions in Novi Sad have called for a gathering in front of the Rectorate to protest the election of Mihić.

The Serbian Hydrometeorological Service (RHMZ) issued orange and yellow weather alerts for warm, humid, and unstable conditions, with heavy showers and thunderstorms expected. A strong storm, consistent with these warnings, has now affected areas including the Subotica-Novi Sad highway and southern districts.

An attorney and former police inspector, Siniša Carević, spoke at a student protest in Novi Sad, advocating for a necessary reform of the Serbian Ministry of Interior, including diploma revisions and lustration.