The Serbian government has approved 118 million dinars (approximately one million euros) in subsidies for the Orthodox Eparchy of Bihać-Petrovac in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which previously awarded an order to Aleksandar Vučić.

Farmers' associations in protest have announced where they will block main, regional, and local roads in Serbia today, due to the poor state of agriculture and the Serbian Government's inaction…

Serbian government officials, including the president and prime minister, have been actively visiting municipalities where local elections are scheduled for March 29, making promises and distributing gifts, allegedly misusing state resources.

The Serbian government has adopted a regulation to establish a support program for the development of women's entrepreneurship in rural areas in 2026, allocating 50 million dinars for its implementation.

Former Supreme Court President Vida Petrović Škero described the Serbian government's official non-declaration on Minister Selaković's immunity as a delay in proceedings and a form of coup d'état.

The Serbian government has allocated over 100 million dinars for the reconstruction and renovation of the Memorial Ossuary on the Greek island of Vido, dedicated to Serbian soldiers.

Dragan Đilas, president of the Freedom and Justice Party, stated that the Serbian government has destroyed agriculture and is using state budget money to buy votes in elections.

Janko Veselinović of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) stated that the Serbian government's decision to halt recycling incentives from January 1, 2026, threatens the survival of 28,000 workers.

Peter Sorensen, the European Union's Special Representative for the Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue, is scheduled to meet with Petar Petković, Director of the Serbian Government's Office for Kosovo and Metohija, in Belgrade.

The Serbian government has stopped incentives for recycling companies, leading to fears that electronic and electrical waste, old tires, and batteries could end up in rivers due to a lack of interest from recyclers.

Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Đurić stated that no one in the government is holding talks about Kosovo's independence, including himself during his recent visit to Washington.

Farmers' associations in protest announced today that they are demanding an extraordinary meeting with the Serbian Government due to the urgent and unresolved situation in agriculture, threatening to radicalize protests if no call is received.

The Serbian government has adopted a conclusion to approve a financial support program for the processing industry involved in the production of cheeses and other dairy products made from 100% domestic raw materials.

Minister Đorđe Milićević stated that neither the Serbian government nor the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) will comment on Interior Minister Ivica Dačić's health status beyond official medical bulletins.

Farmers in Serbia are continuing their protests, blocking approximately 80 roads across the country and awaiting an invitation from the Serbian government for negotiations.

Dragan Đilas, leader of the Freedom and Justice Party, claims the Serbian government is misusing state budget funds to buy votes in elections, neglecting agriculture.

The Serbian government adopted a series of documents concerning cooperation with Kazakhstan in various fields during its session today.

The Serbian government organized a public discussion on laws that had already been adopted, with Prime Minister Brnabić initially defending the process before leaving the event.

Milica Čubrilo Filipović, a Serbian correspondent for the French daily Le Figaro, was fired after 10 years of collaboration, reportedly due to critical reporting on the Serbian government.

Serbian government officials, including the president, prime minister, and ministers, have been actively visiting municipalities where local elections are scheduled for March 29.

Former Supreme Court President Vida Petrović Škero has criticized the Serbian government's official non-declaration on Minister Nikola Selaković's immunity, calling it an abuse of power and a form of 'state coup'.

The Serbian government has adopted a decree establishing a program to support population policy measures and family and child support in Serbia for 2026, allocating over 392 million dinars.

The Serbian government has allocated over 100 million dinars for the reconstruction and renovation of the Memorial Ossuary on the Greek island of Vido, dedicated to Serbian soldiers who died during World War I.

Reports from pro-government media and some opposition figures suggest that after over a year of protests, the Serbian government has consolidated power, and the energy of protesting citizens and students has waned.

Journalist Nedim Sejdinović commented that the Serbian government avoids media outlets like N1 and Nova because it does not want to face difficult questions, thereby depriving journalists of the other side of the story.

The Professional Association of Taxi Entrepreneurs Belgrade (SITAB) has submitted demands to the Serbian Prime Minister and Minister of Construction, Transport, and Infrastructure for regulating the taxi industry.

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić announced that representatives of the Venice Commission will visit Belgrade soon to provide an urgent opinion on the 'Mrdić's Laws', and the government is prepared to discuss and amend them.