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18 events in 7 days

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Map: Srbija. The shaded area is what the reports name, not the exact place of the event.

Politics

Srbija11h ago

Dačić announces candidacy for Serbian president at SPS rally in Belgrade

SPS leader Ivica Dačić announced at a pre-election rally in Belgrade Arena that he will run for president of Serbia once elections are called, and said the party supports labour-law provisions as they existed under Slobodan Milošević, while the Kreni-Promeni movement released footage it says shows per-diem payments to rally attendees.

7 sources Banjaluka.net · Danas

Politics

20h ago

NUNS: attempt to change Nova's editorial leadership ahead of Serbia's October 25 election

NUNS president Zeljko Bodrozic said an attempted editorial change at the Nova portal aims to leave no free media reporting on the October 25 election day, while Nova TV host Radovan Seratlic said audience trust cannot change overnight and the newsroom's way of working remains unchanged.

7 sources Nova.rs · Danas

Politics

19m ago

Tepić claims a parallel system of power run by party coordinators exists in Serbia

Marinika Tepić, a candidate on the 'European Serbia' list, said a parallel, para-state system of power exists in Serbia in which regional SNS coordinators control institutions in areas they oversee. She said these coordinators hold no formal state positions but issue orders to institutions including police, judges and prosecutors.

3 sources Nova.rs · N1 Srbija

Politics

Beograd19m ago

Belgrade City Assembly convenes to vote on dismissing Mayor Šapić after incident involving councillor Mićić

An extraordinary session of the Belgrade City Assembly, called at the request of 41 opposition councillors, is deciding on the dismissal of Mayor Aleksandar Šapić following an incident in which councillor Tatjana Mićić reportedly suffered serious injuries; Kreni-Promeni councillor Nikola Stanković said pre-investigative proceedings are underway and relayed the movement's claim that two pistols were seized from Šapić.

Beograd

3 sources N1 Srbija · Nova.rs

Politics

Srbijayesterday

Serbia begins printing ballots for the 25 October early parliamentary election

Serbia's Republican Election Commission (RIK) said printing of ballots for the early parliamentary election scheduled for 25 October began at noon at the state printing house, with 6,450,523 registered voters eligible to vote.

Srbija

4 sources Nezavisna novinska agencija Patria · Danas

Politics

11h ago

Serbia's election commission rejects complaint over accessibility of polling stations abroad

Serbia's Republican Election Commission rejected a complaint about the distance of polling stations for the diaspora ahead of the 25 October parliamentary elections, after commission members disagreed in the debate. The foreign ministry proposed opening 90 polling stations abroad, with the most, 28, in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

4 sources Danas · N1 Srbija

Politics

Srbija17h ago

Analysis of the turnout threshold ahead of Serbia's parliamentary election set for October 25

Political scientist Dušan Vučićević told N1 that turnout of around 4.3-4.4 million voters would be needed for change in the October 25 election, and that SPS, Evropska Srbija and Autentična desnica are fighting to clear the 3-percent threshold, while around 111,000 voters have registered to vote from the diaspora.

Srbija

4 sources N1 Srbija · Danas

Politics

Srbija15h ago

RGZ introduces ten cadastre services without appointments or intermediaries

Serbia's Republic Geodetic Authority has enabled citizens to submit ten types of property-registry requests directly at cadastre counters without appointments or intermediaries, with director Dalibor Babić saying the aim is faster case processing while standard fees remain in place.

Srbija

3 sources Danas · N1 Srbija

Politics

17h ago

Stefanović says the Evropska Srbija list missed its chance to withdraw from the race

Deputy party leader Borko Stefanović, who earlier withdrew from the "Evropska Srbija" list, said on X that the list missed its last chance to withdraw from the race in favour of the Student List, warning of serious consequences for his party.

4 sources Nova.rs · Danas

Politics

Srbija21h ago

Legal experts and civic group call for release of list of 49 people pardoned by Vučić before resignation

Prosecutor Radovan Lazić (CEPRIS) said the identities of 49 people pardoned by Aleksandar Vučić on his last day as president remain unknown, raising questions about the pardons' legality since the Justice Ministry reportedly said it was not involved, while the NGO Forum for Security and Democracy the same day demanded the full list be published.

Srbija

5 sources Danas · N1 Srbija

Politics

21h ago

Belgrade city assembly session called on dismissal of Mayor Šapić

Belgrade city assembly speaker Nikola Nikodijević has called a session for Tuesday, October 13 at 10:00, with the sole agenda item being the dismissal of Mayor Aleksandar Šapić, following a request signed by 41 opposition councillors on October 7.

5 sources Nova.rs · N1 Srbija

Politics

19h ago

European Parliament mission to observe Serbia's October 25 parliamentary election

MEP Vladimir Prebilič told N1 that a European Parliament mission is coming to observe Serbia's snap parliamentary election on October 25, after the official invitation reportedly arrived at the last moment. He said Brussels had received reports of difficulties facing diaspora voters, and that the EP and Commissioner Marta Kos had earlier called for REM to start functioning and for the voter rolls to be cleaned up.

4 sources N1 Srbija · Nova.rs

Politics

Srbija18h ago

Printing of ballots begins for Serbia's snap parliamentary election on 25 October

Serbia's Republic Election Commission reported that printing of 6,450,523 ballots has begun for the 25 October snap parliamentary election, matching the finalised voter register, with voting set for 8,392 polling stations including 93 abroad, while opposition commission members and NGOs have previously flagged that the registered voter count nearly matches the country's estimated population.

Srbija

3 sources N1 Srbija · Danas

Politics

Beograd19h ago

Posters reading "United thugs" featuring Vučić and Šapić appear in Belgrade

Streets in Belgrade were covered with posters reading "United thugs" depicting list leader Aleksandar Vučić and Belgrade mayor Aleksandar Šapić, referencing an incident in which the Kreni-promeni movement claims Šapić broke the nose of their councillor Tanja Mićić; Šapić denies the allegations and the poster's authorship remains unknown.

Beograd

3 sources Danas · N1 Srbija

Politics

20h ago

Belgrade city assembly session on the dismissal of Šapić, scheduled for October 13, will not be held

A Belgrade city assembly session scheduled for October 13 to consider the dismissal of Mayor Aleksandar Šapić will reportedly not be held, as the Centre for Local Self-Government says ruling-majority councillors will not provide a quorum, with the issue instead expected to play out in the early parliamentary elections set for October 25.

3 sources Nova.rs · N1 Srbija

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According to reports · 3 sourcesStudents from western Serbia announce three-column march on foot to Belgrade
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News from the region

18 events in 7 days

Dačić announces candidacy for Serbian president at SPS rally in Belgrade

NUNS: attempt to change Nova's editorial leadership ahead of Serbia's October 25 election

Tepić claims a parallel system of power run by party coordinators exists in Serbia

Belgrade City Assembly convenes to vote on dismissing Mayor Šapić after incident involving councillor Mićić

Serbia begins printing ballots for the 25 October early parliamentary election

Serbia's election commission rejects complaint over accessibility of polling stations abroad

Analysis of the turnout threshold ahead of Serbia's parliamentary election set for October 25

RGZ introduces ten cadastre services without appointments or intermediaries

Stefanović says the Evropska Srbija list missed its chance to withdraw from the race

Legal experts and civic group call for release of list of 49 people pardoned by Vučić before resignation

Belgrade city assembly session called on dismissal of Mayor Šapić

European Parliament mission to observe Serbia's October 25 parliamentary election

Printing of ballots begins for Serbia's snap parliamentary election on 25 October

Posters reading "United thugs" featuring Vučić and Šapić appear in Belgrade

Belgrade city assembly session on the dismissal of Šapić, scheduled for October 13, will not be held

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