Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić has reacted to a new student action, which was announced via email to supporters, with students declaring they will "win."

Student and citizen protests and blockades that occurred over the past year in Serbia have, according to a report on the state of labor rights, led to individual consequences for some employees.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić delivered a message to the citizens of Serbia on the occasion of Holy Saturday.

The informal association 'Odbrana struke' (Defense of the Profession) has condemned public and media attacks on High Court judges Jelena Zimonjić and Darko Rašković in Kragujevac.

Former Serbian President and leader of the Social Democratic Party, Boris Tadić, stated that unity and agreement among all anti-regime forces are necessary for their success.

Miloš Vučević, President of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), stated that he expects parliamentary elections to be held by the end of the year, emphasizing that the exact date is less important given global challenges.

Serbian journalist associations NUNS and UNS called for a gathering to mark the anniversary of the murder of editor and owner Slavko Ćuruvija, a crime for which no one has been held accountable.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia has alerted the international community, demanding clear reactions and public statements regarding the latest unilateral moves by Pristina authorities directed against Serbs.

Serbian authorities claim that 11,500 fewer students graduated due to blockades, but university statistics reportedly contradict these assertions, which follow previous unverified claims about student exodus.

A Serbian news outlet commemorates April 11 by recalling historical events, including the assassination of journalist Slavko Ćuruvija and the commencement of construction for New Belgrade.

A Serbian article provides three easy methods for consumers to determine if eggs stored in their refrigerator are still fresh and safe to eat.

A conflict between Serbian authorities and universities, highlighted by the case of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, has raised concerns within the academic community and even reached the European Parliament.

Students and professors in Niš, Serbia, are protesting the government's decision to transfer three departments from the Faculty of Philosophy to a newly established 'Faculty of Serbian Studies'.

Student parliament elections are being held across Serbia, sparking debate and questions about potential government control over these traditionally faculty-focused bodies.

Nataša Jasika continues her grandmother's tradition of decorating Easter eggs with wax, a practice highlighted as the Serbian Orthodox Church observes Great Friday, a solemn day for Christians commemorating Christ's suffering.

A commentary piece discusses the crucial distinction between the 'opposition people' and the 'opposition' in current historical moments in Serbia.

The Serbian Ministry of Economy announced plans to intensify trading on the Belgrade Stock Exchange by selling the remaining shares from the Share Fund.

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić stated that European Parliament member Irena Joveva has no right to call for changes in Serbia, just as Brnabić has no right to call for changes in other leaderships.

The Kosovo Assembly has adopted a resolution aimed at protecting victims and historical truth of the 1998-1999 Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) war, which will punish those who diminish Serbian war crimes.

Two Serbian MPs, Sonja Pernat and Slavica Radovanović, have left their parliamentary club 'Sloga – Struka' to serve independently, citing disagreements over consultations with President Vučić.

Journalist Tamara Opačić and Serbian National Council Secretary Saša Milošević were provisionally convicted for insulting the editor-in-chief of Hrvatski tjednik, a verdict that has been met with dismay by the Croatian P.E.N. Center.

Serbian journalist Tamara Skrozza will be featured on "Novi dan" discussing her ongoing fight against Parkinson's disease.

Lazar Dinić, a journalist for Revolt, who sustained severe injuries during local elections on March 29 in Bor, Serbia, has successfully undergone surgery and is now recovering. The assault occurred during the electoral process.

An exhibition titled "Tragovi prisustva" (Traces of Presence) in Serbia explores the phenomenology of traces, focusing on how experiences are inscribed and retained in the body, space, and relationships.

Members of the European Parliament from the Greens and Renew Europe groups have called for an urgent and clear reaction from the European Commission, including potentially freezing funds for Serbia, due to concerns over the deteriorating rule of law and democratic standards in the country.

Members of the European Parliament from the Greens and Renew Europe groups have written to Ursula von der Leyen, urging the European Commission to react to the deteriorating situation in Serbia and cease financial support for President Vučić's regime.

Serbian cartoonist Corax has published a new political cartoon, dated April 10, 2026, as featured in Danas.

Serbian citizen in Turkey converts to Islam, adopts name Mehmet

Sofija Mandić, a member of Serbia's Republic Electoral Commission (RIK), believes that the quantity of electoral material being procured significantly increases the chances of extraordinary elections being held in late June.

A report suggests that the stagnation of employment in Serbia does not necessarily mean that the economy is unwilling to hire, but rather that there may not be enough available workers. This points to potential labor market challenges in the country.

The High Court in Pirot, Serbia, overturned a decision by the Babušnica Municipal Assembly to revoke the mandate of its sole opposition councilor, Slaviša, resulting in an excess of councilors.

Serbian journalists' associations, NUNS and UNS, commemorate the 27th anniversary of the assassination of Slavko Ćuruvija, editor and owner of 'Dnevni telegraf,' which occurred on April 11.

The AMSS reported that trucks are experiencing five-hour waits at the Batrovci border crossing, advising drivers to travel rested during holiday periods due to potential delays.

Slobodan Đukić, an assailant from Kosjerić, Serbia, surrendered to police after reportedly beating a local resident and has since been remanded in investigative custody in Požega.

An opinion piece from Danas reflects on how 'jajare' – a Serbian term for petty thieves, scoundrels, or immoral individuals who lack the courage for bigger crimes – have negatively impacted society. The article uses this historical term to describe a contemporary societal problem.

After a sunny but cold morning, Serbia expects cloud cover, with conditions for precipitation in the afternoon and evening on Good Friday.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated in London that Serbia poses continuous threats, supported by Russia, and maintains 48 operational military bases near the border with Kosovo.

N1 Serbia's evening news program, Dnevnik u 22, featured a segment commemorating Duško Vujošević, marking the day of his passing.

Students in Niš are protesting the separation of Serbian language, Russian language, and history departments from the Faculty of Philosophy, viewing the move as an attempt to cause a schism.

Anime enthusiasts in Serbia can look forward to a series of screenings at Concept Cinema and CineStar theaters from April 11 to June 14, 2026.

Serbia recorded 5,899 cases of flu-like illnesses between March 30 and April 5, marking an 11.1% decrease compared to the previous week, according to the 'Dr Milan Jovanović Batut' Institute of Public Health.

The Serbia Centre (SRCE) party accused Vladan Petrov, President of the Constitutional Court, of undermining the rule of law and admitting that the government is preparing new election fraud.

Members of the Serbian Army are conducting intensive training with modernized M-84 AS1/2 tanks at the Orešac polygon, practicing tactical maneuvers and firing to enhance combat readiness.

The British representative to the United Nations has called on Serbia to fulfill its role in bringing those responsible for the 2023 armed attack in Banjska to justice, specifically mentioning Milan Radoičić.

Raiffeisen Bank International and a Serbian shareholder are reportedly making a deal that could resolve a prolonged takeover battle for Addiko Bank. Raiffeisen is planning a special transaction.

Colonel Dragana Trajković has been appointed as the new head of the Administrative Affairs Directorate within the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs' Police Directorate.

Dok se ceo svet bavi ratom u Ukrajini i eskalacijom na Bliskom istoku, u Briselu rastu strahovi od mogućih posledica redefinisanja američkog nuklearnog i konvencionalnog bezbednosnog kišobrana u…

Ukrainian President Zelensky met with representatives of Transcarpathian Hungarians, while reports from DW, cited by Serbian media, raised concerns that Ukrainian Hungarians are being sent to the front against their will, a claim also made by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Serbian Prime Minister Djuro Macut has filed a complaint against the KRIK investigative news portal with the Press Council.

Aleksandar Radovanović of Serbia's PSG party stated that European liberal parties must collectively take on a greater responsibility in the fight against populism and autocracy, advocating for a united international liberal action.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Subotica, Serbia, has no information regarding who placed explosive devices found near a gas pipeline in northern Serbia on April 5.

The president of the Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO) issued a personal statement calling for all political actors to engage in dialogue to resolve the institutional and political crisis following a canopy collapse in Novi Sad that killed 16 citizens.

Police in Aleksandrovac, Serbia, arrested a man suspected of offering a bribe to traffic police to avoid tickets for speeding.

A Serbian news program discussed potential candidates for the upcoming presidential elections, focusing on Vladan Đokić, Rector of the University of Belgrade, and Vladan Petrov, President of the Constitutional Court.

Neđo Mandić, president of the International Transport of Serbia business association, stated that efforts are underway to secure 'D' visas for professional drivers, which would allow them unlimited stays in EU countries, thus averting planned protests by carriers.

Serbia's National Bank announced that gross foreign exchange reserves decreased to 28.48 billion euros by the end of March. Separately, the Republican Statistical Office reported that average monthly household expenditures for personal consumption in 2025 exceeded average monthly income.

Metropolitan Irinej of the Serbian Orthodox Church has sparked controversy by criticizing existing state universities as a "cataclysm" and advocating for the establishment of new ones, raising concerns about church interference in higher education.

Robert Otot, the Provincial Secretary for Education in Serbia, admitted that he does not know whether the individuals he personally appointed to the temporary School Board of Jovan Jova Gymnasium meet the necessary requirements. This admission raises questions about the appointment process.

Serbia's real gross domestic product (GDP) increased by approximately 1.9 percent in the first two months of 2026, a 0.9 percentage point improvement year-over-year, though the country also recorded a deficit of 70.5 billion dinars.

The National Convention on the European Union (NKEU) has voiced deep concern regarding the dismissal of long-time N1 TV director Igor Božić, calling it a significant blow to the station's editorial policy.

Željka Cvijanović, the Serbian member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, announced that the current High Representative Christian Schmidt is definitively leaving his position, refuting media reports of a British successor.

Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut stated that the Unit for Securing Certain Persons and Objects (JZO) is a symbol of Serbia's stability, highlighting its resilience, especially during the past dynamic year.

Serbia's real gross domestic product (GDP) increased by approximately 1.9 percent year-on-year in the first two months of 2026, but the budget deficit also saw an increase.

Željko Veselinović, president of the United Trade Unions of Serbia 'Sloga,' made a controversial statement after consultations with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, remarking that 'Hitler and Stalin also talked.'

Students involved in a blockade have announced a new action, sending an email to all who supported them with a signature, revealing a new slogan for their campaign.

Serbia has approved subsidies totaling 66.7 million euros for private companies to reconstruct or build hotels in Belgrade. These subsidies are intended to expand accommodation capacity in preparation for the international exhibition EXPO 2027.

European Union officials are reportedly considering suspending financial aid to Serbia, citing growing tensions over the past year and a half.

Today marks twenty-seven years since the murder of Slavko Ćuruvija, editor-in-chief of Dnevni Telegraf and weekly Evropljanin. His killing sent a message that words could be silenced with impunity.

A weekly commentary discusses the persistence of anti-NATO propaganda in Serbia, noting that predictions of NATO's demise have been made for decades.

The case of Noelia Castillo Ramos, a Spanish girl granted the right to euthanasia after years of unbearable pain, has reignited discussions in Serbia about the possibility of 'passive euthanasia' and the ethical dilemmas surrounding the right to a dignified end.

Bosnian striker Edin Džeko, currently in the Serbian capital, shared a photo on Instagram of a special message he received on his plate at a Serbian restaurant.

Speculation is growing regarding the upcoming Serbian presidential elections, with discussions about potential candidacies of two professors and President Vučić's challenges in finding a successor.

Forbes Serbia published its review of the week's most important stories, covering topics such as the cost and origin of bollards in the city center and the implications of Serbia's reliance on a single route for fuel imports.

The Belgrade alternative band KOIKOI held a concert at Dom mladih in Sarajevo, captivating the audience with their distinctive blend of indie rock, post-punk, electro, and pop, along with a powerful and hypnotic stage presence.

N1 Serbia presented its 'Diary at 22' news program, featuring a review of the most important news of the day under the title 'The day justice ended up in a drawer'.

Actors from the National Theatre in Belgrade are accusing the management of financial losses, damaging the theater's reputation, and subjecting employees to pressure, threats, and mobbing, calling for a meeting with the prime minister.

International pressure is growing on the Serbian government, with European MPs calling for withheld funds and the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights making accusations against Aleksandar Vučić's regime, adding to a widespread sense of disaffection stemming from perceived government inefficiency and lack of clear purpose among public servants.

The decision to abolish three departments at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš and establish a new Faculty of Serbian Studies is being criticized as the beginning of the collapse of the higher education system in Serbia.

A fire erupted in an old mill building located near the center of Obrenovac, Serbia, around 5 PM.

Hashim Thaçi, a key partner for NATO during the 1999 bombing of Serbia, is currently on trial at a special tribunal investigating whether he committed war crimes, with the court having interviewed him.

Stefan Janjić, Secretary-General of Srbija centar (SRCE) and a Member of Parliament, stated that the struggle against the government in Serbia is not a matter of ideology but of elementary electoral mathematics, indicating the opposition faces critical choices.

A group of independent candidates for the Serbian Medical Chamber elections has called for an urgent reversal of the decision to prohibit independent associations from observing the upcoming elections on April 19.

A legendary Serbian coach has become a sensation on social media after a video of him saying 'Daj mi svoj broj' (Give me your number) went viral.

A Serbian opinion piece delves into the nature of journalistic work and public engagement, highlighting the necessity of encountering diverse individuals, even those one might prefer not to meet.

Patrik Drid, Dean of the Faculty of Sports and Physical Education, has again filed an objection to the re-election of Vladimir Mihić as an associate professor at the Faculty of Philosophy, this time citing Mihić's activities outside the faculty.

Hungary is holding long-awaited parliamentary elections, with N1 providing direct coverage of the results. The outcome of these elections is being closely watched in Belgrade, as they could significantly impact Serbia's foreign policy position.

The Group of Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament has stated that events at the University of Belgrade represent a 'general attack on freedom of opinion,' asserting that Serbian President Vučić's goal is the abolition of civil liberties in Serbia.

Students in Serbia have launched a new campaign to widely display the slogan 'Students win,' which reportedly irritates the authorities, across the country, aiming for it to appear on every corner and entrance. Reports indicate this slogan is particularly annoying to the government.

Members of the European Parliament from the Greens and Renew Europe groups have called for an urgent and clear reaction from the European Commission regarding the deteriorating situation and autocratic tendencies in Serbia, specifically mentioning concerns about N1 television.

Long queues of vehicles have formed in the exit lanes at Serbia's borders with European Union member states, following the official launch of the new Entry-Exit System.

Serbian fashion designer Hana Bihorac has debuted her 'Azure Sands' collection in Montenegro for the first time, showcasing it as part of Montenegro Fashion Week.

The Higher Court in Pirot has annulled a decision by the Babušnica Municipal Assembly that had revoked the mandate of Slaviša Stojanović, the only opposition councilor. This ruling results in the assembly now having 24 councilors, exceeding the prescribed number.

Savo Manojlović, leader of the Kreni-Promeni movement, criticized the Serbian Constitutional Court and its president, Vladan Petrov, for allegedly concealing difficult cases, stating the court's role is to protect citizens' rights, not hide constitutional violations.

Serbian politician Rajić commented on a statement made by Judge Vladan Petrov, asserting that Petrov's words confirm long-standing criticisms that the 'regime's ship is leaking everywhere,' expressing gratitude for the validation.

Good Friday in Serbia brings a special atmosphere of silence, fasting, and inner peace, with traditional meals emphasizing simple, natural flavors and light ingredients for the whole family.

Serbia is reportedly facing potential losses of billions of euros due to President Vučić's policies, prompting growing concern from EU officials regarding the country's candidacy for membership.

A Serbian opinion piece laments the state of society, using the term 'jajare' (petty thieves or scoundrels) to describe individuals lacking morals and courage, suggesting a broader societal decay.

The Serbian labor market shows a significant increase in demand for AI specialists, with data indicating a doubling in the past year, contrasting with debates about AI's impact on job displacement.

The Serbian Hydrometeorological Service (RHMZ) has updated its weather forecast for Easter, indicating that while temperatures may not reach 20 degrees Celsius, a significant weather change will be slightly delayed.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk stated today that the increasing restriction of civic space in Serbia, marked by continuous attacks on critical voices and media freedom limitations, is very concerning.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated in London that there are "continuous threats from Serbia, with Russia's support," and outlined three preconditions for dialogue with Serbia.

Serbian flags displayed along the main street in Gračanica were removed by workers from an Albanian private firm, accompanied by Kosovo police, reportedly on the orders of Kosovo's Minister for Administration and Local Self-Government, Eljber Krasniqi.

N1 Serbia invites viewers to watch its live news broadcast at 22:00.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has proposed that six employees of Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) be detained on suspicion of stealing fuel from a tanker, citing concerns they might influence witnesses or repeat the offense.

A former Serbian football star has dedicated himself to humanitarian work, donating four million euros to various charitable causes.

Neven Subotić, a former Serbian national team player and Borussia Dortmund defender, has donated four million euros to humanitarian causes, stating that his wealth is not unlimited.

This article provides a general overview of the most important news stories presented in N1's daily broadcast on April 8, 2026.

Marina Raguš, a member of the Presidency of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), stated after a party meeting that the exact date of upcoming elections was not discussed by the ruling party's leadership.

Law student Zoe Gavrilović stated that recent student arrests are a government attempt to distract from its own constitutional breaches and politicize a tragedy at the Faculty of Philosophy.

The US Deputy Head of Mission to the UN, Ambassador Temi Brusu, stated at a UN Security Council session that normalization of relations is the only path forward for Serbia and Kosovo. She also suggested that the UN Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) is losing its purpose.

Zdravko Ponoš, president of the Serbia Centre (SRCE) party, criticized President Aleksandar Vučić, stating that only 'his' opposition responds to his calls for dialogue.

Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Đurić stated at a UN Security Council session today that the presence of the UN Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) continues to serve as a key guarantor of peace and stability.

Aleksandar Radovanović, Secretary-General of the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG), stated that liberal parties must take on a greater burden in the fight against populism and autocracy, advocating for a joint, international liberal action.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Subotica, Serbia, has stated it has no information regarding who placed materials suitable for making an explosive device near a gas pipeline in northern Serbia on April 5.

Serbian Prime Minister Djuro Macut visited a police unit that has been accused of mistreating student protesters. The unit was involved in breaking up protests under the command of an officer who was reportedly implicated in the incidents.

Residents of Jovanke Radaković street in Belgrade, Serbia, have been struggling for years with a wild dump on a private plot and are awaiting the provision of waste containers and a response from authorities.

A higher court in Kragujevac, Serbia, has ruled that there will be no repeat of elections at a specific polling station in Aranđelovac, overturning a decision by the Municipal Election Commission.

Neđo Mandić, president of the International Transport of Serbia business association, stated that there are no planned protests by transporters as efforts are underway to secure 'D' visas for professional drivers, which would allow them unlimited stays in EU countries.

The Republic Statistical Office announced that average monthly household incomes in money and in kind in Serbia for 2025 were 109,136 dinars, while personal consumption expenditures amounted to 109,787 dinars. This indicates that expenditures were higher than incomes.

The Serbian Anti-Corruption Agency has issued a decision stating it lacks evidence to confirm whether financial law provisions were violated at a recent SNS rally.

Serbian Ambassador and Head of Mission to the EU, Danijel Apostolović, chaired a meeting of negotiating groups for chapters 23 and 24, crucial for Serbia's rule of law and accelerated EU accession talks.

The European Union's special envoy for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Peter Sorensen, held productive meetings in Belgrade with Serbian President Aleksandar Vuçiç and chief negotiator Petar Petkoviq to advance the dialogue.

The Serbian government has formed a Council for Children's Rights to serve as a mechanism for the protection and realization of children's rights, announced the Ministry of Family Care and Demography.

The Serbian state has reportedly paid two tranches of subsidies totaling 1.88 million euros to Davor Macura, the majority owner of Procoopac, who is carrying out unauthorized construction work on the Hotel Union in central Belgrade, with a remaining payment of 1.12 million euros.

Customs officials at Nikola Tesla Airport in Serbia, in collaboration with police, prevented a passenger from illegally importing two undeclared cellos, aged 150 and 200 years old.

Serbian Minister of Defense Bratislav Gašić presented the presidential decree promoting Colonel Darko Đošić, commander of the 'Kobre' military police special purpose unit, to the rank of brigadier general.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić met with EU Special Envoy Peter Sorensen to discuss the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue. Vučić emphasized that Pristina's unilateral actions raise tensions and reiterated Serbia's demand for the Community of Serb Municipalities (ZSO).

The Serbian labor market is experiencing a significant increase in demand for artificial intelligence specialists, with reported salaries ranging from 1,000 to 4,600 euros, despite ongoing debates about AI's impact on job displacement.

Dr. Dragan Delić, a Serbian MP and health committee president, criticized the RFZO for approving only 10 innovative medicines since 2023, questioning the slow pace of access to new treatments.

The Executive Board of the Serbia Center - SRCE party has appointed Dr. Dragutin Radosavljević as the party's commissioner in Kragujevac, a decision made before the Easter holidays.

Valentina Reković, an official of the SSP, has summarized the work and 'achievements' of Serbian government ministers during their first year in office.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has been criticized for prematurely qualifying the death of philosophy student Milica Živković as murder, despite the ongoing investigation by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office.

The new episode of the popular Serbian talk show "Utisak nedelje" (Impression of the Week) is scheduled to air on Nova S television on Sunday, April 12, at 8:30 PM. The article reveals the guests who will appear on the program.

The Auto Moto Savez Srbije (AMSS) has reported moderate traffic conditions and warned of the danger of ice, particularly on mountain passes and bridges, during the night and morning in mountainous regions of Serbia.

The Serbian government asserts that 11,500 fewer students have graduated due to alleged blockades, following previous disputed claims about a mass exodus from Belgrade University. University statistics are being examined to verify these figures.

The first part of the day in Serbia will bring cloudy weather with conditions for rain, followed by a cessation of precipitation and clearing in the afternoon, with temperatures reaching up to 17 degrees Celsius.

Mayor of Srbica orders the closure of clinics operating under "parallel Serbian structures".

Serbian Minister Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski announced that procedures have been initiated to transfer the remains of Blagoje Jovović, known for assassinating NDH leader Ante Pavelić, for reburial in Serbia.

More than 113,000 mail-in votes have been received from Romania and 46,000 from Serbia, significantly higher numbers compared to other countries like Germany and Great Britain.

Actors at the National Theatre in Serbia have publicly accused the management of financial mismanagement, reputational damage, pressure, threats, and mobbing, appealing to the Prime Minister for a resolution.

According to the latest report from the State Lottery of Serbia, the 35,000,000 dinar jackpot in the 29th round of the Loto game was not drawn.

The Anti-Corruption Agency has responded to inquiries regarding alleged law violations in paying extras to attend a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally, stating that videos of payments in front of the Arena are not sufficient evidence.

A Serbian article discusses how evening routines might be the reason for persistent belly fat, even with healthy eating and regular exercise, by increasing cortisol levels.

The Batrovci border crossing is experiencing delays of approximately one hour for cars exiting Serbia. These slowdowns are attributed to the implementation of a new electronic system.

A Serbian article discusses the widespread criticism faced by Donald Trump, highlighting an influential critic outside the United States whose unambiguous comments resonate widely.

The European Commission is reportedly considering freezing financial aid to Serbia, a move that the European Movement in Serbia deems unsurprising given the Serbian government's policies. These policies are seen as being in direct opposition to EU requirements.

Over a third of Serbia's total imports last year consisted of raw materials for domestic industry, including some that are produced within the country, highlighting a shortage of local supplies.

Human rights expert Brankica Janković stated that 'something truly broke' in Serbia after the COVID-19 pandemic, laying the groundwork for current societal issues.

Human rights expert Brankica Janković stated that 'something truly broke' in Serbia after the COVID-19 pandemic, seeing it as the seed of the current societal agony.

Poslanica Evropskog parlamenta iz grupe Obnovimo Evropu (Renew Europe) Irena Joveva objavila je danas da je Srbija pod vlašću predsednika Aleksandra Vučića videla samo nasilje i korupciju, kao i da…

Petar Petković, Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, stated that ambulances were closed in two Serbian villages in Kosovo on Good Friday, vowing that the Serbian people will not be left without healthcare.

The Socialists and Democrats Group in the European Parliament has accused Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić of exploiting a recent tragedy to attack universities.

The International Press Institute and its partner organizations warned of a dire climate for the safety of journalists in Serbia.

The Prime Minister and ministers of the Serbian government, including Siniša Mali, Dejan Vuk Stanković, and Demo Beriša, extended Easter greetings to all citizens celebrating the holiday according to the Julian calendar.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić extended an Easter greeting to Patriarch Porfirije, highlighting the enduring message of Easter as particularly important during a time of global conflict and pressures on Serbia.

Serbian authorities are investigating the contents of bags containing explosives found in a field in Vojvodina, but have not yet identified who placed them there.

Journalist associations in Serbia marked 27 years since the murder of editor Slavko Ćuruvija, highlighting that the perpetrators remain free and no investigation into the masterminds has been conducted.

An analysis of Serbia's economy suggests it is at the bottom of the European economy, despite having a high number of billionaires. The report highlights the disparity and challenges faced by workers under neoliberal capitalism.

Savo Manojlović, leader of the 'Kreni-Promeni' movement, criticized the Serbian Constitutional Court, stating its role is to protect citizens' rights, not to conceal constitutional violations. This reaction follows a statement by Constitutional Court President Vladan Petrov about 'difficult cases being pushed into a drawer'.

An investigation is ongoing in Subotica, Serbia, into explosive materials found in backpacks. The public prosecutor's office stated it has no information regarding who brought the materials to the scene.

Serbia is expected to have predominantly sunny weather in the morning, transitioning to moderate and completely cloudy conditions by midday. Weak, short-term rain is anticipated in the evening and overnight, with light snow in higher mountainous regions.

An analysis discusses the actions of a Serbian student movement, which views itself as a catalyst for change but simultaneously rejects dialogue.

Aleksandra Stanojević has been appointed as the ambassador to Cuba by a decree from Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić. Opposition parties, such as SSP, claim she is the daughter of the owner of SC "Sinđelić."

The European Commission is reportedly considering withholding 1.5 billion euros in funding from Serbia due to concerns over democratic decline and its increasingly close ties with Moscow.

Serbia is expected to experience sunny weather during the day, with clouds developing in the afternoon, according to the Republic Hydrometeorological Institute.

Following repeated local elections at one polling station in Okletac village, preliminary results indicate that the coalition around the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) secured 26 mandates, one more than in the initial local elections.

Kosovo's Foreign Minister Gljauk Konjufca addressed the United Nations Security Council, urging Serbia to accept the reality of Kosovo as a state and cease its 'destructive activities,' including interference in elections.

Following the case of Jelena Kleut, professors in Novi Sad have warned for months that colleagues supporting students are becoming 'unsuitable' as part of a broader effort to 'discipline universities'.

A live discussion in Serbia addresses the prospect of upcoming elections, student preparedness, and Ivica Dačić's assertion that only Aleksandar Vučić currently desires elections.

In Serbia, citizens are facing significantly higher food prices, making Easter preparations more challenging and leading to a more modest holiday table this year.

According to the latest report from the State Lottery of Serbia, the 800,000 euro jackpot for the Loto 5+ game was not drawn in the 28th round.

The United Kingdom's representative to the United Nations urged Serbia to bring those responsible for the 2023 Banjska armed attack, including Milan Radoičić, to justice.

A law student in Belgrade, Zoe Gavrilović, stated that recent student arrests are a regime attempt to divert attention from its constitutional violations, viewing a tragedy at the Faculty of Philosophy as further politicization.

Serbian commentator Nenad Kulačin has given a new nickname, 'Đofri' (Joffrey), to a public figure, drawing comparisons to the Game of Thrones character and eliciting strong reactions from viewers.

Aman has completed a significant acquisition of DIS, a move that will create a larger and more widespread retail chain within Serbia.

The President of the International Transport Association of Serbia, Neđo Mandić, stated that there are no driver protests, and efforts are underway to secure "D" visas for professional drivers.

The Iron Maiden documentary 'Burning Ambition' had its VIP premiere in Belgrade, Serbia, joining other global cities in screening the film.

The Democratic Party (DS) states that the dissolution of three departments at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš is not a reform but an act of revenge by a regime that realized it could not stop the student movement.

The Judiciary Authorities’ Union in Serbia has issued a condemnation regarding the pressure being exerted on the N1 media outlet.

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced its decision to keep its key policy rate unchanged at 5.75%.

The National Bank of Serbia announced that its gross foreign exchange reserves totaled 28.48 billion euros at the end of March, a decrease of 1.33 billion euros compared to February.

The Presidency of the ruling SNS party in Serbia began its session, with the Main Board also scheduled to convene later in the day at the Sava Center in Belgrade.

Miloš Vučević, President of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), announced a party presidency and main board session following consultations with President Aleksandar Vučić. Vučević stated the party is ready for elections whenever they are held.

Hundreds of students, professors, and citizens protested in Niš, Serbia, against the Ministry of Education's decision to split three departments of the Faculty of Philosophy to establish a new Faculty of Serbian Studies, calling it a matter of national importance.

Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut has filed a complaint with the Press Council against the investigative portal KRIK, alleging issues with its reporting on his personal assets.

Representatives of the United Trade Unions of Serbia "Sloga" met with President Aleksandar Vučić for consultations regarding potential snap parliamentary elections and the country's foreign policy course. This meeting is part of ongoing discussions.

Karen Pierce, the UK's Special Envoy for the Western Balkans, reiterated that her country does not interfere in the internal politics of other states, specifically addressing local elections in Serbia.

Dr. Jasmina Spasojević of the JS party has been elected as the new mayor of Jagodina by secret ballot during a session of the city's local parliament.

A proposed regulation on incentives for managing special waste streams has encountered strong opposition from numerous relevant business associations in Serbia, citing a 'fundamental misunderstanding'.