Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has issued a strong warning that Nigeria must never experience another civil war. He noted that some of the underlying causes of the 1967 civil war still persist today.

An explosive-laden drone struck a camp belonging to an Iranian Kurdish opposition organization in the Koysanjak area, east of Erbil, in Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan region, according to Iraqi security sources.

Serbian high school students achieved success at the International Cyber Security Olympiad, securing two medals. Their performance highlights the talent and skill of young Serbian participants in the field of cyber security.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) has expressed its desire for Aleksandar Vučić to be the lead candidate on their election list and the nominee for prime minister. This comes amidst discussions about who will head the opposition lists.

A new report has identified Serbia as a high-risk country for media pluralism and freedom, with an overall risk level of 74 percent. The findings highlight concerns regarding the state of media independence in the nation.

Questions are being raised about why the Serbian prosecution has not reacted to a KRIK portal report that published Sky ECC messages, allegedly showing former Football Association President Slaviša Kokeza requesting intimidation and physical harm against Nemanja Vidić in 2021.

The Republic Hydrometeorological Institute of Serbia (RHMZ) has issued a severe weather warning for tonight and tomorrow, forecasting thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. There is also a possibility of hail in some areas, including Belgrade.

Serbia is proposing new economic measures, such as cheaper medicines and assistance for pensioners and socially vulnerable citizens, raising questions about their potential impact on the state budget. The NIS has reportedly survived previous economic challenges.

Self-financing students in Serbia are set to receive a refund of half of their first tuition installment on July 15. This decision aims to provide financial relief to students.

A 65-year-old Serbian citizen was found dead on a beach in Halkidiki, Greece, on Tuesday morning, according to the Greek Coast Guard.

The Kogi State Assembly plans to enact a new tenancy law in 2027 to protect tenants from arbitrary rent increases and landlord exploitation.

The Auto-Moto Association of Serbia (AMSS) issued a warning to drivers about sudden downpours and unstable weather conditions, urging them to reduce speed for safety.

Following a canopy collapse on November 1, 2024, there has been significant media discussion in Serbia about young people, including students and graduates, being key drivers of socio-political developments.

China's secretive Shenlong spaceplane has released an unknown object into Earth's orbit, adding a new mystery to one of the country's most clandestine aerospace programs.

The Serbian Security Information Agency (BIA) has reportedly launched a special operation, the outcome of which is said to determine the security of the country and the entire planet.

After the first enrollment round, nearly 43% of places in specialized IT high school classes remain empty in Serbia, prompting some gymnasiums to actively recruit students to form these departments.

The Portuguese Professional Football League (LPFP) has demanded explanations from the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) regarding the crisis in refereeing, following Duarte Gomes' resignation as technical director without public explanation.

Milićević of the SSP party criticized the presence of 'Serbia Wins' banners in the hands of students, arguing that free textbooks and better schooling conditions should be prioritized instead. The party questions the focus on political messaging over educational support.

Zdravko Ponos, a Serbian opposition leader, was interrogated by police regarding his claims that Serbian authorities used a sonic weapon against protesters in March 2025.

Students in Kraljevo, Serbia, responded to criticism directed at MP Jelena Pavlović, stating that while criticism is welcome, it might be excessive and their student principles were not violated.

Russian news portals report that Serbia is rapidly reorienting its arms imports towards Chinese weaponry, moving away from previously acquired Russian and Soviet systems.

Serbian politician Vladimir Đukanović of the SNS party has stated that his comments about a "sound cannon" were a joke and that he is willing to be questioned by the UKP. The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office is reportedly considering the matter.

Following a statement by Zdravko Ponoš, questions are being raised about whether the Serbian government has begun a crackdown on the opposition, with Boris Tadić invited to discuss the issue.

The Administrative Board of the Serbian Parliament accepted the resignation of Jelena Jerinić from the Green-Left Front and imposed financial penalties on MPs Miloš Parandilović and Dragan Ninković of the New Face of Serbia.

Economic expert Branimir Jovanović commented on the negotiations for the sale of NIS, expressing concern that the public remains unaware of the specifics agreed upon by Serbia and Hungary. He questioned the long-term operational future of the refinery.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has called on authorities to identify individuals responsible for attacking journalists covering a fire in Druglići, Serbia.

Additional traffic restrictions, including lane closures, will be implemented for several nights in Vilnius due to ongoing reconstruction work on the Gariūnai viaduct.

A citizen of Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, wanted on an international warrant from Sarajevo for aggravated theft, has been arrested in Bar, Montenegro, after being sought for five years.

Students in Serbia have reacted to the 'Tanko' verdict, stating that a student was the first to be convicted while those responsible for a canopy collapse have not faced charges.

Serbian Minister Đedović Handanović stated that all parties are losing patience in the negotiations regarding Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), emphasizing that Serbia has done everything within its power.

SpaceX plans to launch millions more satellites, while Reflect Orbital aims to deploy mirror satellites, both raising concerns about their potentially devastating impact on astronomy.

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović stated that all parties are losing patience in the negotiations regarding the sale of the Russian stake in NIS, despite receiving a 30-day license extension.

An individual holding Serbian and Bosnian citizenship, who was wanted on an Interpol warrant, has been apprehended in Čanj, Montenegro. The arrest was made in Bar, confirming the capture of the international fugitive.

Serbia's Ministry of Mining and Energy is initiating the second phase of its "Biomass Market Development in the Republic of Serbia" project. The €31.9 million investment aims to provide cleaner and more reliable heating in several cities.

The European Union has implemented a €3.40 fee on low-value parcels, a move aimed at curbing unfair competition from foreign online retailers like Shein, Temu, and AliExpress. This measure is expected to impact Chinese e-commerce firms.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced that up to five EU accession negotiation clusters could open in July under Ireland's EU Council presidency. This signals significant progress in Ukraine's bid to join the European Union.

NASA has tested the YAM-9 satellite, equipped with AI technology, which can independently identify objects from orbit and respond to natural language commands, revolutionizing satellite image analysis.

The exciting Spanish instrumental rock'n'roll band Los Mambo Jambo from Barcelona is set to begin a mini-tour across Serbia in early July, bringing their blend of rock'n'roll, rhythm & blues, and surf music to several cities.

Daniel Larbi-Tieku, Group Chief Executive Officer of Enterprise Group PLC, expressed strong optimism for the company's performance in 2026, citing improving macroeconomic conditions, easing inflationary pressures, and a broader economic recovery.

The World Gold Council believes Asian markets are increasingly influential in gold price discovery and are crucial for curbing potential price plunges, as the metal remains sensitive to geopolitical concerns.

Vojislav Vuletić, president of the Serbian Gas Association, stated that the US Office of Foreign Assets Control's (OFAC) decision to extend deadlines for NIS operations is not intended to harm Serbia.

Croatian President Milanović stated that the Chief of the General Staff would follow his command, while Minister Anušić countered that the Chief had not signed and would not sign the decision, claiming Milanović had forbidden it.

Following a successful opening, the eighth edition of the French Film Festival will continue its second part from July 3 to 6. Audiences in Belgrade, Zrenjanin, Gornji Milanovac, and Užice will have the opportunity to enjoy a selection of French films for free.

The Belgrade Higher Public Prosecutor's Office announced that members of the Criminal Police Directorate conducted an informative interview with the president of Serbia, confirming that Ponoš was the first to claim a sound cannon was used against citizens.

Serbian artist Pijanista has publicly criticized a new sculpture on Terazije in Belgrade, stating that it strongly resembles the controversial 'Skopje 2014' project in North Macedonia. He questioned the artistic choices behind the Belgrade sculpture, drawing parallels to the widely debated aesthetic of Skopje's urban transformation.

Concerns have been raised regarding surveillance of the Niš Medijana municipality building, its courtyard, and parking lot. Medijana is the only opposition-controlled municipality in Serbia, prompting questions about who is conducting the filming.

Washington has granted Mol an extension to continue negotiations with Russian entities regarding a significant business deal in Serbia, which has been under US sanctions due to its Russian majority ownership, setting a new deadline of July 31.

The swimming season has officially begun at Lido beach on Veliko Ratno Ostrvo in Zemun, Serbia, following the installation of a pontoon bridge.

Zadar police arrested several individuals over the weekend for disturbing public order, including a drunk Croatian man who shouted at tourists and exposed himself in Pakoštane, Bibinje, and Starigrad.

Serbian President Vučić's repeated announcements of resignation are seen as a political calculation, while his public display of medicines has raised concerns about potential legal violations if made by a doctor. Politico reports that EU plans to reward Serbia for repealing controversial laws will be delayed following Vučić's announcement of resignation and elections.

Putevi Srbije announced that fines will now be issued to category four vehicles that do not pay tolls using a TAG device. This measure aims to enforce the use of electronic toll collection for larger vehicles.

Guests on N1 Serbia discussed Slaviša Kokeza, with Nebojša Vukanović stating Kokeza 'dares not cross the Drina' and is 'clearly afraid of Vučić,' linking crime, football, and politics.

Colorectal cancer is becoming increasingly common in Serbia, with Dr. Marko Trifunović highlighting the symptoms and treatment options for this prevalent malignancy.

A Croatian expert's analysis highlights Serbia's display of new Russian-supplied weaponry, described as unprecedented in the region and posing a problem for neighboring countries, contributing to instability.

The price of aviation turbine fuel (ATF) in India has been reduced by ₹5, bringing the cost to ₹110 per litre in Delhi, attributed to a decline in international oil prices.

The Reserve Bank of India's short dollar book hit a record high in May, preceding the implementation of new policy measures.

EU plans concerning Serbia are reportedly delayed after President Vucic announced his intention to resign, following parliamentary changes to judicial laws.

Following a 48-hour delay, NASA has launched an experimental robotic tug satellite to correct the rapidly decaying orbit of the Swift observatory, which has been operating for over 20 years studying cosmic gamma-ray bursts.

A video showing Serbian tourists on a beach in Pefkochori, Greece, at night has gone viral on social media, sparking a wave of negative reactions from Greeks.

Philosopher Vladimir Milutinović suggests that Serbian elections are likely to be held in late October, avoiding summer campaign dates that might remind voters of past government missteps.

Shkelzen Maliqi, in an interview with Danas, discussed his views on how leaders Vučić and Kurti are "fudging" the Kosovo issue. He also shared his perspective on how students in Serbia are approaching the question of Kosovo.

A British newspaper reports that Serbian leader Aleksandar Vučić is emulating Vladimir Putin to maintain his grip on power, facing growing protests and discontent over alleged authoritarian tendencies and corruption.

Serbian singer Peđa Jovanović has announced a major career concert at the Belgrade Arena for International Women's Day. He has also revealed dates for additional concerts across Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Serbian opposition leader Zdravko Ponoš was questioned by police regarding his statements about the use of a sonic weapon. Ponoš described the summons as an attempt to intimidate critics of the government.

Serbia has started issuing new passports featuring a burgundy cover and a new coat of arms, offering visa-free travel to 133 countries.

An article from Serbia provides tips on how to properly care for lavender plants to ensure they bloom profusely and smell fragrant throughout the summer.

This article refers to a broadcast of the Newsnight program on N1 Serbia from June 30, 2026.

Economist Milan Ćulibrk has criticized Serbian President Vučić's economic measures, labeling them as a pre-election package rather than genuine economic or social initiatives.

Student Andrej Tanko was found guilty of obstructing an officer, with his defense announcing an appeal against the verdict.

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority has issued a warning to oil marketers against arbitrary increases in fuel pump prices, insisting that prices must be cost-reflective as crude prices fall.

Opposition parties in Serbia have reacted strongly to the verdict against Andrej Tank, who received a six-month conditional house arrest for obstructing an official, claiming that courts are controlled by cartels and the state persecutes young people for dissenting opinions.

A report by Stevan Dojčinović and Branko Čečen for Deutsche Welle alleges collaboration between the state and the underworld in Serbia. The report suggests a concerning intertwining of official and illicit operations.

A Croatian goalkeeper, now the most valuable in LaLiga 2, is reportedly on the verge of a major career transfer, potentially playing in a significant derby against fellow Croatians.

Following a large peaceful protest in Belgrade in March 2025, students and activists are frequently facing criminal proceedings, arrests, and detentions for allegedly preparing acts against Serbia's constitutional order and security without evidence.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has reported that 1.7 billion dinars have been distributed from 140 completed media content co-financing competitions in Serbia for 2026, with funds largely concentrated among a small number of media groups and publishers.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that certain antibiotics, eye drops, asthma inhalers, and diabetes medications would be discounted from August 1st, a move that has raised concerns about a president advertising pharmaceutical products.

Student Andrej Tanko has been convicted in connection with a canopy collapse, prompting a student group to criticize the lack of accountability for others involved in the incident.

An international study warns of devastating consequences for astronomy if long-term plans for 1.7 million satellites in orbit are realized, with the European Southern Observatory expressing concern.

Lawyer Ivan Ninić has filed two criminal charges against Football Association of Serbia President Slaviša Kokeza and unidentified police officers. These charges follow revelations made by KRIK, a Serbian investigative journalism portal.

Despite the addition of a million homes over fifteen years, the Netherlands continues to face a housing shortage.

A Norwegian article with a very brief title 'Rushed Past!' provides no further details in the snippet.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is facing increasing scrutiny regarding his political future, with analyses suggesting his influence may be waning but he shows no intention of stepping down. He announced a new portal for reporting corrupt officials, indicating ongoing efforts to address governance issues.

Elon Musk released the new, disturbing and brutal film "Citizen Vigilante" by German director Uwe Boll on X for 48 hours, after it was not approved for release in Germany.

The board and employees of LSM (Latvian Public Media) are committed to finding a compromise regarding the future of the historical brands of Latvian Radio and Latvian Television. The future of these brands remains uncertain as discussions continue.

Minister Prakash Abitkar announced a special task force drive aimed at curbing malpractice at sonography and IVF centers, highlighting efforts to ensure ethical practices in medical facilities.

Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dačić stated that the prosecutor's office is leading the investigation into the seizure of five tons of marijuana in Konjuh, adding that he could not disclose the organizer's whereabouts.

Serbia's Ministry of Agriculture announced a substantial increase in fruit exports during the first four months of the year, with a total value reaching 268 million euros.

Prince Filip Karađorđević and Princess Danica, along with their children, continued their North American tour, visiting the Serbian diaspora in Canada after stops in Chicago and the US.

Vujović claims there is an attempt to take over the media outlet 'Vijesti' to establish complete dominance and prevent critical reporting. He suggests that Serbian President Vučić aims to control the entire Montenegrin media space, acting outside legal norms.

Tests on drinking water from public spring fountains in Kragujevac, Serbia, revealed that none of the 10 analyzed samples met microbiological safety standards, rendering the water unsafe for consumption.

A discussion featuring political figures from Montenegro addresses new bans and retaliations between Montenegro and Serbia, indicating a diplomatic or political dispute.

Former footballer Marko Jovanović was violently attacked and hospitalized in Serbia, with the prosecution ordering witness interviews and surveillance footage collection. Jovanović identified one of his attackers as Đorđe Prelić.

The Serbian national basketball team is scheduled to face Switzerland on July 2nd in Fribourg as part of the FIBA World Cup Qualifiers. Fans can watch the match live at a specified time and channel.

A surprise resignation within the appointments structure has led to a crisis in arbitration, causing distrust among clubs just weeks before the start of the championship.

Bojana Selaković stated that it is clear Serbia is approaching elections, and whether they will be presidential or parliamentary will depend on the SNS's standing in polls, suggesting the European Parliament might send a long-term mission.

The Serbian Ministry of Information has allocated funds from its public competition almost exclusively to pro-government journalistic associations. The Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) reported that 57 million dinars for co-financing media projects primarily went to outlets close to the ruling party.

The Mozzart Foundation has been actively supporting healthcare institutions across Serbia since the beginning of the year. Their efforts span from Svilajnac to Valjevo, providing assistance to various medical facilities.

Former coach Slavoljub Muslin voiced his dismay regarding threats made against Nemanja Vidić, stating that justice in Serbia is unattainable under the current government. This comes amidst discussions about Vidić's career and the political climate in Serbia.

Questions are being raised about who enabled Slaviša Kokeza, former president of the Serbian Football Association, to leave the country, with speculation suggesting he might be protected due to his knowledge of the president's activities.

The Republic Geodetic Authority (RGZ) in Serbia has announced a temporary delay in the process of exposing data on real estate and real rights, citing unacceptability for Stamatović to represent Čajetina citizens in the relevant commission.

Former Manchester United captain and Serbia international Nemanja Vidic voiced concerns about his safety in an Instagram video after reports revealed a plan to assault and intimidate him.

The Social Welfare Academy successfully concluded its second supervision cycle, providing professional support to 405 experts. This program aims to strengthen their competencies for working with the most vulnerable groups in society.

The 'Belgrade Remains' initiative has urged the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) to abandon plans for a commercial residential and business building near St. Mark's Church, advocating for an architectural competition instead.

The Movement of Free Citizens insists on Serbia's membership in the European Union, highlighting the loss of tens of billions of euros for national development, including funds for infrastructure, healthcare, and agriculture.

The Chamber of Economy of Montenegro hosted the final event of the third cycle of the Young Energy Europe project, awarding the best projects in energy efficiency and climate protection. The project is a collaboration between the German-Serbian Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber of Economy of Montenegro.

The Sabor rokenrola (Rock and Roll Festival) in Lučani, Serbia, has been canceled this year after a decade of regular events, according to organizers.

Concerns have been raised that Serbia's state budget is being used as an election fund for the ruling SNS party. Critics are questioning the purpose of a new package of measures aimed at improving living standards.

Kevin Colgan, the Irish Ambassador to Serbia, stated that European Union enlargement has always been and will continue to be a priority for Ireland.

A Swiss-Tunisian dual citizen teenager is facing trial in Dielsdorf for a disturbing act of violence committed in the name of ISIS, though he remains silent in court.

Following a prolonged heatwave that saw temperatures reach up to 41 degrees in parts of Serbia, the country experienced a significant change in weather, bringing severe storms with downpours, thunder, hail, and strong winds, causing damage particularly in western regions.

The Pharmaceutical Chamber of Serbia issued a statement asserting that pharmacies are not shops and medicines are not goods, in response to recent comments made by President Vučić.

Serbia's Law on Trading Practices came into force on May 1st, and based on it, the Commission for Protection of Competition has adopted guidelines for assessing unfair trading practices, clarifying that supplier consent under duress is not valid.

Serbian basketball player Bogdan Bogdanović will continue his NBA career after agreeing to a one-year contract with the Houston Rockets, a deal reported by ESPN journalist Shams Charania.

The Reserve Bank of India's efforts to protect the rupee from volatility, exacerbated by Middle East tensions, have led its net short forward position to a record $106.6 billion, despite a recent recovery in the currency.

Residents in Ratiborovy Lhoty and Vrbice in the Prachaticko region are clearing damage to dozens of homes and greenhouses after a severe hailstorm with orange-sized hailstones.

Serbia's Security Information Agency (BIA) is reportedly involved in controlling the distribution of tourism vouchers for pensioners, a move criticized as a populist stunt by President Vučić.

Aviation turbine fuel prices have been lowered in India, with a reduction of Rs 5 per kilolitre on a bulk basis. This decrease could lead to cheaper domestic flight tickets for travelers.

An official assessment of the controversial energy production area planned for Haitinkangas in Karvia and Parkano, which includes up to 16 large wind turbines and a solar power plant covering over 350 hectares, has concluded that it is harmful to golden eagles.

Lithuania is set to introduce significant changes starting in July, impacting unemployed individuals, those wishing to withdraw pension funds, and residents facing increased gas and electricity prices.

Ghanaian luxury watch brand Warrior King Timepieces is making a global statement with its new tourbillon timepiece, described as the most expensive watch ever produced in Africa.

Felix, a kidnapped royal eagle, has successfully returned home to Serbia following a remarkable cross-border journey. The eagle's safe return marks the end of an unusual mission.

Disturbing new details have emerged about a 'no-kill' California shelter where hundreds of dogs went missing, with police reportedly finding a mass grave.

Miley Cyrus has expressed her excitement and obsession with her newly released official Barbie doll. Fans are also reacting enthusiastically to the doll's availability.

A reader shared concerns about the spread of invasive Sosnowsky's hogweed along roadsides from Dubingiai to Vilnius, criticizing officials for perceived inaction.

Serbia is forecast to experience cloudy, cooler, and unstable weather today, with scattered rain, showers, and thunderstorms, which may be locally heavier with brief hail and strong winds in the strongest shower zones.

Hundreds of wind turbines in the Netherlands, reaching the end of their lifespan or being replaced, are being considered for a second life in Ukraine to help with energy needs.

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 Republic Statistics Office (RZS) reported that Serbia's estimated population in 2025 is 6,549,901, indicating a decline of over 430,000 people since 2016.

Serbian roads are experiencing traffic disruptions, with an altered traffic regime from Kuzmin to Sremska Rača until August 3rd. Additionally, the right lane near Pančevo Bridge is closed due to a traffic accident.

An article investigates the deep connections between the Serbian state, led by the SNS, and organized crime, explaining why top officials face no consequences despite evidence amidst a new wave of mafia clashes.

Putevi Srbije announced that traffic regulations will be altered on the Kuzmin-Sremska Rača section until August 3rd due to the construction of a new border crossing.

Telekom Srbija's official financial reports for 2025 have been released, indicating that the state-owned telecommunications operator achieved two and a half times higher profit while also doubling its credit debt.

A monitoring report has assessed Serbia as a country with a high risk for media pluralism and media freedoms, with an overall score of 74 percent.

The 'Platform for European Serbia' has criticized the summoning of Serbia Centre party president Zdravko Ponoš for an informational interview, calling it an attempt by authorities to intimidate critics.

A pre-election coalition, Koalicija 381, has been formed in Niš, Serbia, comprising parties and organizations representing Bosniaks, Montenegrins, Vlachs, and Hungarians, despite the minimal number of these minority groups in the city.

Residents of Tuzi Municipality have scheduled a protest for July 3rd, titled 'Malesija is not shrinking,' outside the municipal building, expressing dissatisfaction with the borders drawn by the Arbitration Commission, particularly concerning areas like Kuće Rakića and Kakaricka gora.

The 44th edition of the Ésdansa festival in Les Preses is showcasing the cultural roots of South Africa, Cuba, Indonesia, Serbia, and Peru. The event also celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Marboleny Traditional Culture Circle, its founding entity.

Serbia's energy minister stated that patience is wearing thin in talks regarding the Serbian Oil Industry (NIS), emphasizing that Serbia has fulfilled its obligations, following 30-day licenses granted by the US Treasury to NIS and Hungary's MOL.

Platforma za evropsku Srbiju condemned the Serbian government for summoning Zdravko Ponoš, leader of the SRCE party, to the Criminal Police Directorate, calling it intimidation and persecution of critics.

The Regional Medical Chamber of Vojvodina reacted to what it described as 'sensationalist promises about drug price reductions' made by the President of Serbia. The chamber's response indicates skepticism or concern regarding the feasibility and implications of the president's statements on pharmaceutical costs.

The US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has extended the operating license for Serbia's NIS oil company for another 30 days until July 31, allowing the Pančevo refinery to continue processing crude oil.

The Regional Medical Chamber of Vojvodina has stated that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's remarks on medicines contradict the Law on Medicines and are potentially harmful.

The Financial Times reports that a Trump ally in Serbia (Vučić) is imitating Russian President Putin's tactics to remain in power, potentially using announcements of resignation and elections to gauge the political climate before deciding whether to withdraw his promises to step down.

Police have arrested a fourth individual, a 25-year-old Russian citizen, suspected of providing logistical support to two fugitives wanted for a serious murder committed on June 22 in Belgrade.

The final version of the European Parliament's report on Serbia is expected to be presented to MEPs next week, raising questions about its potential content.

Economic expert Branimir Jovanović criticizes the lack of public information regarding the agreements between Serbia and Hungary concerning the sale of NIS (Naftna Industrija Srbije) and other significant economic issues.

Ghana's Transport Minister Joseph Bukari Nikpe announced that his ministry is preparing an official response to concerns raised by the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) regarding the government's acquisition of two refurbished diesel locomotives and 20 freight wagons.

The People's Movement of Serbia (NPS) condemned the Criminal Police Directorate's summons for Zdravko Ponoš, president of the Serbia Centre, for questioning regarding allegations of using a sound cannon, calling it the final phase of the current regime's repression.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that Milan Radoičić, organizer of the September 2023 Banjska attack, is on an Interpol warrant due to 'Kosovo and Metohija' and not for criminal activity.

North Macedonia and Serbia have jointly launched the 'Drive Rested' campaign from Tabanovce, aimed at reducing traffic accidents. The initiative was started by Toshkovski and Dacic to promote safer driving practices.

Montenegrin police have arrested a Serbian and Bosnian citizen in Čanj, for whom an Interpol warrant was issued by the Sarajevo office.

Graduates of the Second Kragujevac Gymnasium have publicly distanced themselves from a message stating 'Serbia Wins' that was attributed to them by Informer. They issued a denial regarding the controversial message.

A Croatian expert has issued a warning to neighboring countries regarding new, unprecedented weaponry acquired by Serbia. The expert stated that this new military capability poses a problem for all neighboring states.

A disturbing video circulating online shows a dog owner allegedly throwing their pet over a balcony in a fit of anger, prompting police and inspectors to gather information on the animal cruelty incident.

On World Fruit Day, Serbia's Ministry of Agriculture highlighted the importance of fruit growing as a key and promising sector, noting that Serbian fruit exports surpassed 807 million euros last year.

It is becoming clear that elections are approaching in Serbia, with the decision on whether they will be presidential or parliamentary depending on the Serbian Progressive Party's (SNS) standing in opinion polls.

Germany's Foreign Office has expanded its travel warning to cover all of Russia, citing increased drone attacks on cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg. The warning also cautions against the risk of arbitrary arrests by Russian authorities.

The Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) has condemned an attack on the REC Media team, during which unknown individuals pushed a cameraman and attempted to prevent him from filming.

The Serbian Parliament's Administrative-Budgetary and Mandate-Immunity Committee accepted the resignation of Jelena Jerinić from the Green-Left Front (ZLF) and sanctioned MPs Parandilović and Ninković with a 50% salary reduction.

Astronomers suggest a limit of 100,000 satellites in orbit to protect the night sky, as simulations indicate that planned megaconstellations could increase sky brightness and impede astronomical observations.

Draško Stanivuković, president of the Secure Serbian Movement (PSS), stated in Banja Luka that Željka Cvijanović, the Serbian member of the BiH Presidency, should withdraw from politics.

The Serbian mountain resort of Zlatibor attracted 41,549 tourists in May, making it the second most visited destination in Serbia after Belgrade, with overall arrivals up eight percent year-on-year.

The traditional Raspberry Day event took place in Brankovina, Serbia, where Milomir Đedović won the first prize for the quality of his exhibited raspberries.

Serbia's population has decreased by 434,948 since 2016, according to the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. Despite the population decline, the country anticipates a larger harvest of wheat and raspberries, along with a record increase in sour cherry production this year.

The Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation has called upon local media outlets across Serbia to submit their project proposals for support in producing media content.

JANAF has received an extended license to continue supplying oil to NIS, a decision that analysts suggest indicates the US does not wish to harm Serbia's interests.

Miroslav Aleksić, president of the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS), criticized the summons of Serbia Center (SRCE) president Zdravko Ponoš to the UKP, calling it repression against dissenters and a sign of fear.

Germany's CDU business association has criticized the government's plans for a national plastic levy, calling it "arbitrary" and ecologically ineffective. They are urging the federal government to abandon the proposed tax, arguing it would be costly for the economy.

Dow and Univar Solutions have formed a partnership to distribute Dow's Decarbia low-carbon portfolio, focusing on sustainable solutions.

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.

Dragan Đilas, leader of the Party of Freedom and Justice, stated that Zdravko Ponoš's summons to the Criminal Police Directorate is further proof of Aleksandar Vučić's dangerous phase of rule, implying political pressure.

Jadranski naftovod (JANAF) announced that its license from the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has been extended, allowing it to continue contractual obligations for oil delivery to Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS).

The Serbian Tax Administration announced that the deadline for freelancers to submit tax returns for the second quarter of this year is July 30.

The US Treasury’s OFAC has issued a new operating license to the Serbian Oil Industry (NIS) and extended its shareholders' ability to operate and negotiate sales.

Interest in business ideas in Lithuania has reached unprecedented levels, particularly since the launch of the popular entrepreneurship show 'Shark Tank Lithuania'.

Students of the Second Kragujevac Gymnasium have called for a gathering to 'defend the truth and honor' of their school, protesting against an article and photo published by Informer that allegedly misrepresented students with a 'Serbia Wins' banner.

Josip Reihl Kir, the head of Osijek police, was killed on July 1, 1991, at the onset of the war, while unarmed and attempting to negotiate with rebel Serbs.

Serbian roads are expected to experience increased traffic intensity on highways, main roads, and border crossings due to the start of the holiday season, though no significant waiting times are reported at borders.

Marco Neves explores the debate over who controls pronunciation, questioning whether dictionaries or everyday speakers ultimately decide how words like 'trepa' or 'líderes' are pronounced, demonstrating that speakers and time are the ultimate arbiters.

Serbian artist Ivan Jegdić has released new material titled 'Jedno mesto'.

According to IEA figures, US spending on fossil fuel power is set to exceed China's for the first time in decades, driven by a boom in gas turbines to meet demand from data centers.

A stress test conducted by the Reserve Bank of India indicates that bad loans for Indian banks could increase to 1.9% by March 2028.

Abia State in Nigeria has partnered with the Federal Ministry of Livestock to implement a project aimed at curbing trans-boundary pests, particularly the tsetse fly, which threatens livestock production.

Lia Wälti, captain of the Swiss national team, described feeling uncomfortable due to a man on a train and subsequently posed a question to her followers on Instagram.

A significant number of fish have died in the Bogojevo-Vrbas canal near Kucura, with similar incidents also reported near Bečej and Senta, prompting investigations into whether the cause is heat or negligence.