Police in Kraljevo, in cooperation with members of the Security Information Agency, arrested D. R. (51) and M. R. (43), both from Kraljevo, on suspicion that they, as co-perpetrators, committed

Reports suggest that free media in Serbia is under threat, with President Vučić and his allies reportedly 'gloating and celebrating' the potential decline of independent journalism.

MOSCOW is ready to offer Serbia a nuclear power plant project, confirmed the head of the Russian energy giant Rosatom after a meeting with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.

Lawyers in Serbia have commenced a three-day strike in protest against new judicial laws proposed by a Vučić-aligned MP, with the Bar Association calling for authorities to implement adopted amendments.

Izjava predsjednika Srbije Aleksandra Vučića da je za Srbiju prihvatljivo članstvo u EU bez prava veta, više je propagandna manipulacija nego stvarna politička volja, ali bi mogla biti pritisak za Crn

Predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić razgovarao je danas sa generalnim direktorom ruske državne korporacije za atomsku energiju "Rosatom" Aleksejem Lihačevom o mogućnosti upotrebe nuklearne energije u o

Montenegro should consider accepting limitations on its veto rights upon joining the EU, as persistent refusal while other candidate countries agree could complicate its position, according to an analyst.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's unannounced and brief visits to Novi Sad, coupled with unfulfilled promises of a large rally, suggest a fear of the city due to his past actions.

The European Democratic Party (EDP) has voiced deep concern over alleged pressures on the N1 television station in Serbia, suggesting it resembles a broader plan by President Vučić to increase control over independent media, which would be detrimental to EU integration.

Discussions are ongoing regarding whether Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has jeopardized Serbia's EU accession by signing laws that critics, including Brussels, argue undermine judicial independence.

Students have protested against Serbian President Vučić's behavior towards a mother from Bor, who claims she is being prevented from adopting her nephew despite fulfilling all conditions.

U Mostu Radija Slobodna Evropa razgovaralo se o tome da li je predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić potpisivanjem zakona kojima se ugrožava nezavisnost pravosuđa, a kojima se oštro protivi Brisel, zalupi

Police in Kraljevo, in cooperation with the Security Information Agency, arrested two individuals suspected of preparing acts against the constitutional order and planning an attack on President Vučić.

President Aleksandar Vučić's two-day visit to the Timočka Krajina region, immediately preceding local elections in several municipalities, has been criticized as an abuse of presidential power.

Izjava predsjednika Srbije Aleksandra Vučića da je za Srbiju prihvatljivo članstvo u EU bez prava veta, više je propagandna manipulacija nego stvarna politička volja, ali bi mogla biti pritisak za Crn

Political analyst Dragomir Anđelković suggests that students and the opposition should form a united front to counter alleged election fraud by President Vučić in the upcoming local elections.

The propaganda we are exposed to daily does not arise accidentally and spontaneously. The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, has his "players" who participate in the sh...

Predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić razgovarao je danas sa generalnim direktorom ruske državne korporacije za atomsku energiju "Rosatom" Aleksejem Lihačevom o mogućnosti upotrebe nuklearne energije u o

Predrag Marsenić of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (Novi DSS) asserts that the 'Mrdić's laws' aim to centralize control over all branches of government, claiming that executive and legislative powers are currently in Vučić's hands.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's sudden and brief appearances in Novi Sad, coupled with unfulfilled promises of a large rally, have become a topic of discussion, with critics suggesting he fears the city due to his past actions.

The European Democratic Party (EDP) has voiced deep concern regarding the situation of N1 television in Serbia, suggesting that President Aleksandar Vučić aims to control the few remaining independent media outlets.

Environmental activists and residents of Bor, Serbia, reacted to President Vučić's plan to ask Chinese President Xi Jinping to address air pollution caused by the mining company Ziđin, calling it absurd and urging the state to enforce its own laws.

Raskrikavanje je juče izvestilo da je Aleksandra Subotić smenjena sa mesta direktorke United Media. Sada ovaj medij piše da je vest preneo i Pink, da

Pogledajte pregled najvažnijih vesti u Dnevniku N1.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is criticized for signing laws that allegedly undermine judicial independence, drawing strong opposition from Brussels and potentially jeopardizing Serbia's EU integration.

Police in Kraljevo, in cooperation with the Security Information Agency, have arrested two individuals, D. R. (51) and M. R. (43), both from Kraljevo, on suspicion of planning to overthrow the constitutional order and attack President Vučić.

President Aleksandar Vučić's two-day visit to the Timočka Krajina region, immediately preceding local elections in Kladovo, Zaječar, Bor, and Majdanpek, has been described as an abuse of presidential function.

Questions arise whether Serbian President Vučić personally ordered the removal of Justin, with many believing that regardless of the truth, responsibility ultimately lies with Patriarch Porfirije.

Speculation surrounds whether Serbian President Vučić personally ordered the removal of Bishop Justin, with responsibility ultimately placed on Patriarch Porfirije regardless of the truth.

Political analyst Dragomir Anđelković stated today that students and the opposition should form a united bloc in the upcoming local elections

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić met with Alexey Likhachev, Director General of the Russian state corporation for atomic energy Rosatom. They discussed the potential use of nuclear energy in pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and energy production.

Predrag Marsenić, Vice-President of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (Novi DSS), stated that the so-called 'Mrdić's laws' aim to control all branches of government from a single center, asserting that executive and legislative powers are currently in President Vučić's hands.

A Serbian opposition politician has claimed that President Vučić has already informed Western powers that elections will be held in December, and warned that the government is allegedly working on a 'fusion of crime and police'.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's public appearances, including a conversation with a mother from Bor, are described as a political reality show that has taken an unexpected turn, as he continues to visit places and listen to citizens' problems.

Environmental activists and residents in Bor, Serbia, are protesting air pollution caused by the Chinese mining company Zijin, calling President Vučić's request to Chinese President Xi Jinping for attention to the issue absurd.

An article from Serbia discusses President Aleksandar Vučić's public challenge to be invited on the N1 television channel, claiming he is eager to present 'the truth' to their viewers.

A headline from the Serbian pro-regime tabloid Informer, published on February 22, 2022, stating 'Ukraine attacked Russia,' is recirculating on social media, just two days before Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.