During the fourth day of his visit to China, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić began his visit to Jiaxing by touring the innovation center of the 'Mint Future' company, where he was greeted by robots performing the 'Moravac' dance.

A charity exhibition has opened in Serbia to raise funds for the delayed salaries of employees at the Association of Fine Artists of Serbia (ULUS), attributed to the Belgrade City administration's negligence.

Journalist Jovana Đurović from Washington discussed the State Department's report to Congress on policy towards the Western Balkans, highlighting what is (and isn't) mentioned about BiH and Serbia and its overall importance.

With the passing of Professor Dragoljub Mićunović, Serbia has lost one of its most significant intellectuals. Balša Božović stated that Mićunović's life path testifies to a man who lived the philosophy of freedom, rather than merely teaching it.

Ferida Čustović, president of the opposition Freedom and Justice Party's (SSP) Women's Network, criticized Tatjana Macura, Minister without portfolio in the Serbian Government, for her work on gender equality, stating she only fights for women on social media.

Vujačić states that the government cannot explicitly deny Euro-integrations because it is not acceptable to the domestic public, noting that Serbia has made no significant reform steps since 2015.

The 71st Sterijino Pozorje theater festival has commenced at the Serbian National Theatre with the competitive selection's first play, 'Gospa Nola,' based on Isidora Sekulić's text and directed by Sonja P.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has reignited discussions about constructing nuclear power plants in the country, indicating that Chinese companies could be potential builders for these projects.

According to the latest report from the State Lottery of Serbia, the jackpot of 35,000,000 dinars was not drawn in the 42nd round of the loto game.

Following elections in the Doctors' Chamber, elections for the sixth convocation of the Assembly of the Chamber of Medical Nurses and Technicians of Serbia will be held on June 7, with irregularities already reported.

Several railway lines in Serbia experienced traffic changes in the afternoon, with the national railway company Srbijavoz citing "technical" reasons for the disruption.

The Auto-moto savez Srbije (AMSS) reported that trucks are experiencing delays of up to six hours at border crossings, while passenger cars pass without significant waiting times.

The Serbian Army is providing assistance with water supply to the cities of Čačak and Gornji Milanovac following a major malfunction in the water supply system. Local officials have criticized the lack of a contingency plan for Serbia's largest water system, highlighting the need for more water tankers.

A Serbian article poses a philosophical question about the originality of thoughts and words, asking what truly originates from ourselves.

The Ministry of Education announced that the payment of the ninth installment of scholarships and loans for high school students in Serbia commenced today.

A woman from Prokuplje, identified as the 'woman in red,' was detained in Niš by seven plainclothes police officers and transported to Belgrade, where she was fined for allegedly pushing a container after a protest at Slavija. The MUP also reported the arrest of two other individuals for throwing stones and pyrotechnics at police following the same protest.

A man has been arrested in Zaječar, Serbia, on suspicion of committing murder. The arrest is linked to a disappearance reported in 2024, with two individuals now suspected of homicide.

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić and Croatian Minister Ante Šušnjar engaged in a public dispute on social media, escalating political tensions between the two countries.

Youth initiatives from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina have organized visits for young people to demand justice for the victims of crimes committed in Bradina and at the Tuzla Gate.

Serbian police have arrested two individuals suspected of throwing stones and pyrotechnics at officers and setting containers on fire following a protest on May 23. The arrests are linked to the violence that occurred after the demonstration.

Parents report that approximately thirty teachers at the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Serbia have been on sick leave since Monday, May 25, leading to a collapse in teaching for many subjects.

The Serbian president has reportedly encouraged Chinese students, highlighting bilateral relations.

The 19th Beldocs Festival concluded with the announcement of its award winners. "Sunset" was named the best film in the Serbian competitive program, while "What Needs to Be Done" won the International Selection.

Luxembourgish and Serbian media outlets accuse the Serbian ruling elite of being power-hungry and ripe for removal, with claims that the regime dreams of a dictatorship similar to China's Communist Party.

The public spat between Serbian National Assembly President Ana Brnabić and Croatian Economy Minister Ante Šušnjar continues, with Šušnjar responding to Brnabić's comments with a song.

Ukraine's Security Service and Defence Intelligence have gathered evidence of Serbian mercenary Davor Savičič's involvement in war crimes during Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

There have been various reactions to the Serbian Police Minister's statement regarding why he is not resigning, with many arguing that responsibility cannot be avoided. The minister's comments have sparked public and political debate.

Srbijavoz, the Serbian railway company, reported its largest loss in history for 2023, amounting to 1.8 billion dinars. This significant deficit is attributed to high investment costs, maintenance expenses, a decline in public trust, and Chinese influence.

"China has offered incredible conditions for nuclear energy," says the President of Serbia from Beijing. However, strategic cooperation in the field of atomic energy

Serbian Minister Ivica Dačić has stated he sees no reason to resign, arguing that political responsibility does not apply in this case. His statement came ten days after a murder in Belgrade and the arrest of the city's police chief, prompting reactions regarding his refusal to step down.

Radio-televizija Srbije (RTS) is procuring AI services for content input and text processing on its portal, valued at three million dinars, raising questions about the impact on journalists' creativity.

Preparations for the construction of the Serbian-Hungarian crude oil pipeline have stalled again due to an objection filed against the public procurement for technical supervision, with details of the complainant and reasons for the objection remaining undisclosed.

A Serbian article explores why Miles Davis continues to shape modern music 100 years after his birth, highlighting his refusal to let jazz remain unchanged.

Stefanović criticizes organizations and media close to official Belgrade, stating that a film reveals the true face of Vučić's radicals and their policies, leading Serbia into conflict with Montenegro.

The Head of the EU Delegation in Serbia stated that the EU will always defend academic freedoms as a cornerstone of a democratic society. This statement emphasizes the EU's commitment to these principles.

Vida Ognjenović, a prominent Serbian writer, criticizes the recent cultural competition by the Secretariat for Culture, describing the rejection of the Serbian PEN Center's 100th-anniversary project as a "ruthless bullying and vulgarity" in political interference with culture.

A man was killed near Kragujevac when a truck carrying wood, in which he was a passenger, veered off the road, broke through a fence, and crashed into a house.

According to the latest report from the State Lottery of Serbia, the 870,000 euro top prize in the 41st round of the Loto 5+ game was not drawn.

As preparations for the upcoming elections in Serbia continue, the Commission for the review, verification, and updating of the voter list is holding sessions, with irregularities in the list being observed.

According to the President of the Melanoma Patients Association, Savo Pilipović, Serbia ranks first in Europe for melanoma mortality, despite being 10th to 15th in terms of incidence.

Serbia's President has admitted he might resign amidst a wave of student protests demanding accountability for the collapse of a structure at Novi Sad station in November 2024, which caused 16 deaths.

The Serbian Commissariat for Refugees and Migrations has called on Serbs residing outside Kosovo but holding valid Pristina identity cards to participate in the elections scheduled for June 7.

A state of emergency has been declared in Čačak, Serbia, following a major water main failure that has left several municipalities, including Požega, Lučani, and Gornji Milanovac, without water. The disruption has forced the local hospital to postpone scheduled operations, accepting only emergency cases.

A cell of the international 'Balkan Cartel' operating from Bar, Montenegro, and active in Serbia, has been exposed for organizing cocaine smuggling and even controlling the speed of transoceanic vessels.

The former mayor of Bor, Aleksandar Milikić, has been arrested in Niš, Serbia, on suspicion of abusing his official position.

Serbian artist Mia Malešević has launched a new project, described by the Digital Music Serbia team as a 'battle of heart and reason,' evoking strong emotional responses.

An article emphasizes that continuity and stability continue to be the foundational principles guiding the relationship between China and Serbia.

An opinion piece from the Serbian outlet Danas, titled 'All My Doubles,' delves into themes of self-perception and identity, prompted by a moment of reflection in front of a mirror.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has awarded Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic China's friendship medal, signifying strengthening bilateral ties.

ENEL PS is participating in a fair in Frankfurt, presenting Serbian engineering expertise on a global stage. The company is highlighting its innovative solutions and capabilities to an international audience.

The VMRO-NP political party has criticized the presidential candidate for DPM, accusing her of being proven in 'Greater Serbian politics' despite acknowledging her qualifications as a writer.

Serbian citizens can now apply for 'energy-vulnerable customer' status through the eUprava platform, simplifying the process to receive 20-60% reductions on electricity, natural gas, or heating bills.

Serbia's National Bank has mandated a higher capital buffer rate for systemic banks, a measure taken as the total credit-to-GDP ratio in the country has increased to nearly 80%.

The Municipality of Lučani has announced a media contest two and a half months after the legal deadline for such announcements. This delay has drawn criticism from the Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS).

Serbian singer Vesna Đogani opened up about her private life, career, and challenges in her long-standing marriage with Đole Đogani.

Serbia's AMSS warns of increased traffic intensity, particularly on city roads and approaches to business centers, during morning and afternoon rush hours.

A commentary highlights the severe threat posed by the intertwining of state and criminal elements to Serbia's economy, asserting that in Serbia, the mafia effectively controls the state.

A BIRN investigation sheds new light on election day in Kula municipality, revealing that a local restaurant served as a logistics center for the SNS party and received millions from the budget for years.

The Montenegrin Civic Initiative "21.maj" criticized domestic proponents of the "Serbian World" concept for attacking the spirit of the Montenegrin constitution after Independence Day celebrations.

The political program of the student movement has been clarified, marking the beginning of their election campaign, amidst discussions about incidents following recent protests.

A discussion in Serbia highlights that the cost of building data centers extends beyond energy, raising questions about their number, purpose, and benefits to the country.

In Savino Selo, Vrbas municipality, a protest in support of students was held, while supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party simultaneously organized a counter-protest.

Ivan Protić, a journalist and editor for Beta agency, spoke to N1 about a recent protest held in Slavija, Serbia, discussing the messages conveyed at the gathering and the subsequent reactions.

An inspection report for 2025 revealed that a significant number of foreign nationals in Serbia, primarily from China, Turkey, and Uzbekistan, were found working without contracts or permits, violating safety regulations.

State institutions in Serbia, including the police and border patrol, are accused of misusing surveillance cameras to target activist Nikola Ristić, raising concerns about "system revenge" against activists.

A basic court has ruled that journalists acted with due diligence when publishing transcripts mentioning Andrej Vučić, noting that he is a public figure actively involved in Serbian political life.

While on one hand the President of Serbia is announcing from Beijing that China has offered 'incredible conditions for nuclear energy', on the other hand, strategic s

Political figures in the region are commenting on various current events, including a film about Montenegro's independence referendum and the nature of Serbia's relationship with China. Additionally, there are reports on a student's death and a former president's memoirs.

The President of Serbia has commended China for its advancements and accomplishments in the field of technology.

A summary of the most important news and events covered in the N1 Dnevnik (news program) on May 25, 2026, highlighting a day with more questions than answers.

Judge Miodrag Majić stated that Serbia is experiencing a complete fiasco of a democratic state, expressing his concerns about the current political and legal situation.

N1 Serbia aired its daily news programs, 'N1 Direktno' and 'Dan uživo,' on May 25, 2026. These broadcasts provide viewers with current events and live updates.

Former ambassador Srećko Đukić stated that the Serbian government has been outmaneuvered and plays an outsider role in its dealings with Russia, incurring significant costs.

Tests of spring water at public fountains in Kragujevac, Serbia, revealed that only one out of 11 analyzed sources is safe for drinking. The findings highlight concerns about water quality in the city.

An emergency situation has been declared in Čačak, Serbia, following a major pipeline burst in Gorobilje, which has cut off water supply to approximately 250,000 consumers in the Moravički district.

A significant shortage of general practitioners, inaccessible diagnostics despite new equipment, and high out-of-pocket costs for citizens are among the problems plaguing the Serbian healthcare system.

A statement made by Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić has once again sparked comparisons between Croatia and Serbia.

Miroslav Aleksić, president of the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS), publicly questioned what Serbia is giving in return for the support it receives from China.

Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut held regular meetings with representatives of the academic community, discussing current issues in higher education with deans of social sciences, humanities, and biotechnological faculties.

The Science Fund of Serbia has opened a public call for projects worth €11.7 million under its "Science for Economy – Application of Artificial Intelligence in Industry" program, aimed at fostering AI innovation in the industrial sector.

Serbia is saying farewell to Dragoljub Micunovic, a prominent democracy campaigner and former dissident who was a leading opposition voice in former Yugoslavia and Serbia, following his death at age 95.

Slobodan Šljivančanin, a former professional basketball player, has presented a plan in St. Petersburg to establish a Serbian polar scientific-research center in Antarctica.

Zoran Stojiljković, a Serbian academic, commented on the profound lack of democracy and widespread corruption schemes plaguing society, expressing an end to patience.

Police in Serbia have filed a criminal complaint against a suspect from Ivanjica for alleged tax evasion on income from independent activities, causing budget damage exceeding 5 million dinars.

A campaign to raise awareness about the negative consequences of child and forced marriages on the health and well-being of women and girls, particularly within the Roma community, has officially commenced in Serbia.

A correction has been published regarding an article titled 'Famous Croatian doctors advertise medicinal water from Serbia. Some have contacted us, here's what they say,' specifically mentioning FAIRYLAND HEALTH d.o.o.

Figures from the Serbian Public Prosecutor’s Office indicate that the number of cases involving crimes committed against journalists increased by 106 percent in 2025.

The Foundation Center for Democracy (FCD) announced the passing of its founder, Dragoljub Mićunović, describing him as a significant figure in the fight for democracy, modern Serbia, and European values.

Serbia has postponed new connection studies for producers of electricity from variable renewable energy sources until 2029, following amendments to the electricity supply regulation adopted on May 21.

Serbia's Democratic Party (DS) claims President Aleksandar Vučić is engaging in strategic nuclear energy agreements with China behind closed doors, without public or expert debate.

Jennifer Brush, in an interview with N1, stated that the murder at the '27' restaurant sends a message to the world and highlighted that there has been ample time to resolve the issue concerning the Serbian Oil Industry (NIS). She discussed how the NIS issue weighs on US-Serbia relations.

Monarchists: Vučić received an order from China, and Serbia lost billions and its gold

The Serbia Center (SRCE) party's energy and mining committee announced that Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS), the state-owned power company, concluded 2025 with negative cash flow for the second year in a row. This highlights ongoing financial challenges for the company.

The tender for the construction of an oil pipeline connecting Serbia and Hungary, along with the tender for supervisory oversight, has been stalled once more, according to Forbes Serbia.

Works have commenced on a new railway stop at Rumenački put in Novi Sad, Serbia, which is intended to serve as an alternative to the main railway station and alleviate traffic in Petrovaradin by September.

Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Đurić held discussions with Francis Scarpaleggia, Speaker of the House of Commons of Canada, focusing on bilateral cooperation between the two countries.

Jennifer Braš discusses how the NIS issue and the current Belgrade government's actions are straining relations between the US and Serbia, and how the Iran conflict impacts US politics.

An article discusses how a 'mafia state' allegedly covers up crimes and protects trusted individuals, linking it to the system that produces violence and concealment, mentioning Vučić.

The article discusses the richness of the Serbian language, using strong adjectives to describe a subordinate figure, emphasizing that the title does not refer to the President of Serbia.

An emergency situation has been declared in Gornji Milanovac, Serbia, following a burst in the main water pipeline of the 'Rzav' system. This incident affects the water supply to five cities, including Čačak.

The 31st anniversary of the Tuzla Gate massacre was commemorated, with victims and officials expressing enduring grief and demanding justice. BiH Presidency member Denis Bećirović criticized Serbia and President Vučić for allowing convicted war criminal Novak Đukić to remain at large.

Portal Autonomija from Novi Sad, Serbia, has appealed to its readers for donations to help them pay a court judgment of 224,000 dinars, issued following a lawsuit by Savo Manojlović.

Former Serbian footballer Duško Tošić has confirmed he is in a new relationship, following his 16-year marriage and subsequent divorce from Jelena Karleuša.

According to Cenzolovka, Serbia's public broadcaster RTS has spent approximately 780,000 euros on advertising in tabloids over the past five years. This makes RTS the largest advertiser in these publications.

Serbian political analyst Dušan Janjić told N1 that the Balkan region faces a threat from "state-organized" cyber attacks, describing the situation as a "general popular rebellion." He specifically mentioned Bosnia and Herzegovina as a potential target.

Serbian singer Katarina Grujić is celebrating the recent promotion of her new album and has announced a major concert scheduled for October 23rd.

The Serbian Ministry of Interior (MUP) has claimed that certain media outlets are engaging in politically motivated attempts to target the leadership of the MUP and the police. The ministry views these actions as an effort to undermine their authority.

Serbia has announced a new deadline of 2027 for the completion of its national stadium, which will have a capacity of 52,000 seats.

Hungary has received another extension for its planned acquisition of a Serbian oil company. This prolongs the process of the Hungarian takeover.

Serbia recorded a natural population decline of 14,618 people in the first four months of 2026, according to the statistics office. This data indicates a continued negative natural population growth trend in the country.

Italian Ambassador to Serbia, Luca Gori, inaugurated "Play with Sport," the third event of the Festival of Italian Creativity in Belgrade, an initiative promoting Italian excellence.

Gojko Božović commented on the current political situation in Serbia, stating that while the timing of elections remains unknown, the country's choices, particularly referencing the Slavija area, are clear.

According to prosecution data, the number of cases involving acts against journalists in Serbia increased by 106% in 2025 compared to 2024, with physical attacks rising from six to 28.

According to prosecution data, the number of cases involving crimes against journalists in Serbia is projected to increase by 106 percent in 2025 compared to 2024.

The Statistical Office of Serbia reported that the average net salary in the country reached 121,650 dinars in March. The median net salary for the same period was 92,753 dinars.

Professors from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the University of Montenegro have developed a new seismic model by combining existing models from Serbia, Slovenia, and Italy and adapting them to Montenegrin conditions, linking them with real earthquake damage data.

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić engaged in a heated exchange with Milivojević, during which she attributed blame to Russia for various issues.

Serbian citizens will now be able to submit applications for "energy-vulnerable customer" status through the eUprava platform, simplifying the process for obtaining support.

A Serbian commissioner's probe found that various state agencies had unlimited and unregulated access to video surveillance cameras at the airport. The investigation was prompted by the publication of photographs of a Serbian activist taken at the airport.

The State of Serbia has called on internally displaced persons from Kosovo and Metohija, currently residing in central Serbia, to vote in the Kosovo and Metohija elections scheduled for June 7.

Greece has issued a public warning regarding strudels imported from Serbia, citing a high content of coumarin, as reported by the European rapid alert system for food (RASFF).

Serbia is transitioning into summer weather starting today, with temperatures expected to reach up to 31 degrees Celsius.

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić claimed that 'blockers' in Serbia receive their instructions and support from Zagreb, asserting that Croatia's strategic interest is to destabilize the Serbian government.

Tens of thousands of people rallied in Belgrade, Serbia, to protest against President Vucic and demand new elections. Nearly 200,000 individuals took to the streets in the demonstration.

An article reflects on censorship and memories from the bombing period, possibly referencing Vučić, highlighting the deceptive nature of memory and documentation.

Editors at the Serbian newspaper Danas shared their last conversations with cartoonist Corax, expressing their sadness and the void left by his absence. They specifically mentioned missing his regular 11:30 AM calls.

Nearly 200,000 people participated in a new wave of protests in Serbia, fueled by discontent over a 2024 train station accident that caused 16 deaths.

An examination of how financial resources are distributed within workers' unions in Serbia, focusing on how much money is allocated to salaries for union activists and higher-ranking officials.

A diary entry by Đorđe Žujović discusses various political and social issues in Serbia, including crime, corruption, and the Kosovo memorandum, expressing diminishing hope for a peaceful resolution.

An investigation into two luxury SUVs used in a fatal 2023 attack by Serb gunmen in Kosovo has uncovered a network of companies dominating the Serbian market in energy infrastructure and transport through public funds.

Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Đurić spoke at a high-level United Nations Security Council session in New York, warning that the world is in the midst of a geopolitical hurricane threatening the foundations of international order.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić first announced a year ago that China could provide a 'rescue for Simpo' after meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. This potential Chinese takeover could also extend to Jumko, raising questions about its implications for the struggling Serbian companies.

An article detailing the expanding cooperation between China and Serbia, which has progressed from infrastructure projects like roads to advanced fields such as robotics.

A major malfunction in the "Rzav" water supply system's main pipeline, which caused water outages in several cities in western Serbia, has been repaired, and normalization of supply is underway.

The Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that relations between Serbia and the Holy See are close, based on solidarity, shared Christian values, and the Vatican's principled support for Serbia's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

In the midst of a major scandal within the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP), Serbian President Vučić is reportedly receiving data from investigations, despite lacking official authority over the police as president.

The Serbian company Trayal from Kruševac plans to establish a rocket fuel production plant in Rudo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as part of its manufacturing expansion.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has praised China's rapid transformation and development. His remarks underscore the growing diplomatic and economic ties between Serbia and China.

A Serbian article discusses five Netflix films, ranging from morally questionable erotic movies to terrible biopics and comedies with nonsensical plots, that are considered so bad they are hard to believe.

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić met with a delegation of professional staff and political advisors from the US Congress to discuss bilateral cooperation and Serbia's strategic goals for European Union membership.

Serbian President Vucic's extensive itinerary in China, including visits to Tsinghua, the CPC Museum, and Xiaomi, highlights the high standard of ties between the two nations and aims to bridge their past and future cooperation.

Rector Vladan Djokic of the University of Belgrade, following a meeting with the President of Humboldt University in Berlin, stated that the Serbian academic community is facing physical, financial, and media pressure from authorities. This discussion highlighted concerns about academic freedom and institutional autonomy in Serbia.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic met with representatives of Chinese companies, offering Xiaomi "the best subsidies" to invest in Serbia. He expressed optimism that what seemed like a distant future could become reality.

Switzerland has once again been named the best country in the world by U.S.News, with Serbia placing 48th on the list for 2026.

The application guide for enrollment in the first grade of high school for the upcoming academic year will be available for purchase starting tomorrow in Serbia. This guide outlines the procedures and requirements for students seeking to enter secondary education.

The Serbian Orthodox Church announced that the Belt of the Most Holy Theotokos will remain at the Saint Sava Temple in Belgrade until June 1, extending its stay beyond the previously announced May 29.

The Serbian Orthodox Church announced that the Belt of the Holy Mother of God will remain in the Temple of Saint Sava in Belgrade until Monday, June 1st. This extends its stay beyond the originally planned date.

Police in Ivanjica, Serbia, have filed criminal charges against a suspect for allegedly failing to pay income tax from self-employment, causing over 5 million dinars in damage to the Serbian budget.

A donor campaign titled '(PO)VEZIVANJE GENERACIJA' (Connecting Generations) has been launched in Serbia to provide assistance to students and their media outlets, dedicated to the memory of deceased journalists and media educators.

A delegation of US congressmen visiting the Preševo Valley emphasized the importance of stability and prosperity in addressing issues between Albanians and Serbs. Keith Self and Suhas Subramanyam noted the existence of real problems between the two groups.

Serbia and China continue to maintain a strong mutual focus on their bilateral relations. Both nations are actively engaged in strengthening their ties across various sectors.

A heated verbal exchange has erupted between Serbian National Assembly President Ana Brnabić and Croatian Economy Minister Ante Šušnjar, after Brnabić reportedly called Šušnjar a 'Ustaša'.

A Luxembourgish daily, Tageblatt, writes that Serbia's power-hungry ruling elite is long overdue for replacement and that President Aleksandar Vučić's Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) will face difficulties in the upcoming elections.

A new report by BIRODI indicates that the deepest social divide in Serbia exists between professional media and propaganda. The research highlights the ongoing conflict in the country's media landscape.

Serbian activist Stojiljković stated that 'patience is at an end' and that Serbian society suffers from a 'lack of every democracy,' highlighting the widespread corrupt schemes.

Sarajevo is once again the regional hub for contemporary dance, as the fourth 'United Through Dance' festival brings together artists from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, and Greece.

A response has been published to the text written by Professor Dr. Slaviša Nedeljković, acting dean of the "Faculty of Serbian Studies." The response addresses points raised in Nedeljković's original text.

Electronic commerce in Serbia has transformed from a pandemic-driven boom into a substantial profit-generating sector. This growth is part of a broader trend where smart mobility and digital advancements are boosting the real economy, with exoskeleton sales alone increasing by 785.5%.

Serbian Minister for Environmental Protection Sara Pavkov announced the signing of two key agreements with China, focusing on further cooperation in environmental protection and China's experience in combating air pollution.

Elementary school students at "Đuro Strugar" school in Serbia were reportedly denied their traditional end-of-year celebration due to inscriptions on their t-shirts. The last day of school for graduating students is typically marked by celebrations in schoolyards.

Despite having laws, prosecutors, and police, Serbia lacks an effective mechanism to compel police compliance with judicial procedures, leading to stalled investigations and questions about the need for a prosecutorial police force.

The Auto-moto savez Srbije (AMSS) announced that increased traffic congestion is expected on main roads due to a period of more intense travel.

Two hand grenades were discovered in an elementary school in Bor, Serbia, leading to the evacuation of 500 students. Authorities secured the area and investigated the incident.

Zdravko Ponoš, president of Serbia Center (SRCE), stated that Serbia would be in trouble if it has reached its debt limits with China, questioning the implications of China's "steel embrace" following a Serbian delegation's visit to China.

Students in Serbia have protested on Slavija, with President Vučić reportedly counting participants from China, while students propose solutions to problems.

A hospital in Čačak, Serbia, has suspended some operations, and several cities have declared emergency situations due to water shortages caused by a repeated burst in the main pipeline of the regional 'Rzav' water system in Gorobilje.

New questions have arisen in the Senjak murder case in Serbia, with investigative journalists' claims regarding an alleged cover-up and police involvement neither confirmed nor denied by authorities.

Clashes have occurred following peaceful student protests in Serbia, with commentators questioning the purpose of the violence after demonstrations in areas like Slavija and around the Ćacilend settlement.

Samsung employees in the chip sector in Serbia received a record bonus of 300,000 euros per worker, along with a promise of profit sharing, after threatening a strike.

Srbijavoz, the Serbian railway company, has repeatedly suspended train services across the country, citing bomb threats, coinciding with major student protests. This pattern raises questions about passengers' rights to refunds.

The Serbian opposition party SSP, represented by Gođevac, has alleged that the voter list contains individuals not registered in Serbia's book of citizens. This claim raises concerns about the integrity of the electoral process.

N1 announces an upcoming interview with Jennifer Braš, set for Monday at 9 PM, to discuss the impact of NIS on US-Serbia relations, current Belgrade government actions, and the reflection of the Iran war on American politics.

Nikezić has criticized Serbia's strategic cooperation with China, stating that it has been reduced to borrowing for infrastructure and an neo-colonial relationship. He expressed concerns about the nature of the partnership.

The Democratic Party (DS) in Serbia has filed a criminal complaint against officials responsible for the railway traffic disruption that occurred on May 23.

In Serbia, the number of cases involving acts against journalists increased by 106% in 2025 compared to 2024, with physical attacks rising from six to 28.

Serbia's Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection reacted strongly to a statement by Predrag Vučićević, who attributed train delays to Roma individuals stealing copper cables. The Commissioner condemned the generalization and linking of the entire Roma community to criminal acts.

Five people sustained minor injuries in a multi-vehicle collision in Novi Sad, Serbia, which involved a public transport bus. The incident occurred when the bus reportedly struck a car, leading to a chain reaction.

The Center for Educational Justice has condemned actions against professors at Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad, warning that this case is part of a broader pattern of pressure, intimidation, and retaliation against educators in Serbia.

Vojislav Hubač has publicly questioned the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU) regarding their silence on the alleged humiliation of artists from the National Theatre. He is seeking an explanation for their lack of response to the situation.

An exhibition dedicated to the iconic Serbian rock band Električni Orgazam will open on May 27th at Kalemegdan. The event will showcase the history and impact of the influential group.

The "Dedinje" Cardiovascular Institute in Serbia is preparing to transform into a national center, aiming to expand its capacities, introduce new medical methods, and maintain short waiting lists.

Criminal proceedings and an investigation are ongoing in Novi Sad, Serbia, concerning the collapse of a railway station canopy that resulted in 16 fatalities, with questions raised about the protection of Chinese contractors involved.

Locals in Serbia are alarmed by black, foul-smelling water filling old riverbeds of the West Morava, which were altered due to the Morava Corridor construction, fearing it is industrial discharge while authorities remain silent.

N1 Serbia presents the latest job postings available in Serbia, curated by the specialized job portal Lako do posla. The article provides an overview of current employment opportunities across the country.

The Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime in Serbia has taken over the investigation into the brutal police violence against demonstrators during a protest in Valjevo on August 14.

Six young men from Montenegro were detained near Prizren, Kosovo, after they unfurled a Serbian flag. Media reports indicate their apprehension was due to displaying the flag.

Passenger vehicles at the Batrovci border crossing are waiting for about an hour to exit, while trucks and freight vehicles at Batrovci and Šid border crossings are delayed for three hours, according to the Auto-Moto Association of Serbia.

An official visit aims to strengthen and deepen cooperation between China and Serbia across various sectors, fostering closer bilateral ties.

At least 1.5 million people have passed through Serbia on their way to Western Europe in the last ten years, according to official data from Serbia's Commissariat for Refugees and Migration.

The Serbia Centre (SRCE) party's energy committee announced that Serbia's power transmission system is operating in a disturbed regime for about 90% of the year, on the verge of collapse, and accused Elektromreža Srbije (EMS) of misleading the public.