Petar Bošković, a member of the Serbia Center (SRCE) presidency, stated that Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić should personally repay the money used to purchase the clock in Republic Square.

Savo Manojlović shared photos of a newly installed 10-million-dinar clock in Belgrade's Republic Square, claiming it shows different times and requires manual adjustment by workers.

Belgrade's Chief Urbanist Marko Stojčić stated he would resign if it is proven that an identical public clock, like the one installed in Republic Square, could be found cheaper online.

Mila Popović of the Freedom and Justice Party criticizes the installation of a new city clock at Republic Square, viewing it as a new symbol being imposed while older Belgrade symbols are being destroyed.

A new nine-meter-tall, 7.5-ton 'Belgrade Clock' has been installed overnight at the Republic Square roundabout, a project long announced by Mayor Šapić.

The main bus terminal at Republic Square in Belgrade will be closed for the weekend due to regular maintenance, leading to changes in public transport routes.

On the fourth anniversary of the war in Ukraine, two simultaneous rallies—one peaceful and one supporting Russian aggression—were held in Belgrade's Republic Square, separated by police cordons.

Belgrade's chief urbanist, Marko Stojčić, announced he would resign if an identical clock to the one installed in Republic Square's roundabout could be found on sites like Alibaba for a significantly lower price.

Savo Manojlović, leader of the Kreni-promeni movement, has questioned the price and justification of the 'Belgrade Clock' in Republic Square after finding a similar item for sale on Alibaba for $6,800.

The main bus terminal at Republic Square in Belgrade will be closed for the weekend due to regular maintenance, leading to changes in public transport routes.

Members of the right-wing organization 'Narodne patrole' (National Patrols) appeared at an anti-war rally in Belgrade's Republic Square, organized by Russians and Ukrainians living in Serbia to protest the war in Ukraine.

Belgrade's chief urban planner, Marko Stojčić, has offered to resign if an identical clock to the one installed in Republic Square's roundabout can be found for a significantly lower price online.

A new, nine-meter-tall clock weighing approximately seven and a half tons has been installed overnight on the roundabout in Republic Square, Belgrade, and is now operational.