Montenegrin special police arrested businessman Vladislav Paja Jabučanin. Authorities are searching his home on suspicion of money laundering. He is also accused of forming a criminal organization.
Eleven EU countries have sent a letter to foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, urging a shift from unanimous voting to qualified majority voting in foreign affairs. They argue that individual vetoes are stalling joint EU action. The move would strip smaller states like Croatia and Bulgaria of their biggest leverage.
The council's third constitutive session failed to elect a president. No candidate received the required six votes. The body remains without a leader.
The Ministry of Science, Technological Development and Innovation has issued a public call for research organizations to take part in Expo 2027 in Belgrade. The company EXPO 2027 is inviting accredited organizations to submit proposals. They will help showcase Serbia's scientific achievements and innovation potential to domestic and international audiences.
Montenegrin police conducted an investigation at the scene in a forest above Herceg Novi where Mikhail Nikolayevich Shabunin, a 30-year-old Russian suspected of triple murder, took his own life. Officers found bloody pistols, ammunition, and tablets. The investigation is ongoing.
Vladica Stanković, a well-known Serbian expert on snakes and hornets, found one of the largest hornet nests he's ever seen inside a house. He regularly posts his operations on his Instagram account "Udruženje poskok". Even he was shocked by this discovery.
Retired general Miljenko Filipović caused a traffic accident in Zaprešić while under the influence of alcohol. A 56-year-old female driver was seriously injured. The incident was reported by Index.
Drivers in Serbia should expect significant roadworks throughout September. Some sections of state roads will be completely closed to traffic. Other areas will use alternating one-lane traffic or temporary lane closures.
Subotica marked its City Day on September 1 with a flag-raising and a ceremonial session. Mayor Stevan Bakić handed out honors and diplomas. He called the city a place of rich history, fine architecture, and diverse cultures, but above all, a city of its people.
A British Airways flight from Dublin to London's Heathrow issued an emergency signal this morning while over northwest England. The crew declared an emergency and the aircraft descended to 2,400 meters. Emergency services were put on alert.
Serbian tourists who booked through Barcino Travel were left without accommodation in Greece. Local partners claimed the agency never paid for the rooms. The Ministry of Tourism is now investigating the fraud to help the families get their money back.
A crowd of angry customers gathered outside Barcino Travel in Belgrade's YU business center after the agency allegedly took money for summer trips and then went silent. Some families say they lost more than 120,000 dinars, and even people who haven't left yet are panicking. Agency staff stayed behind locked doors and gave no answers.
Branko Pavlović of the movement 'Mi - glas iz naroda' says the group will not run in parliamentary elections. He cites a lack of logistics needed for serious political work. The movement will stay out of the race.
Satellite images from the EU's Copernicus program show the Danube at record-low levels, with sandbars emerging as a prolonged drought grips central and eastern Europe. The river's water level remains critically low, and officials warn conditions could worsen. The images offer a stark view of the crisis from space.
A large amount of explosives was found near a substation of a power plant in Brandenburg, Germany. Police are on the scene, and it appears someone tried to blow up the facility. The investigation is ongoing.
Municipal leaders from most municipalities operating under the temporary institutions system held a protest in Pristina. They cited reductions in local budgets and interference in their powers and autonomy. The protest highlighted ongoing tensions over local governance.
A Serbian policeman became the hero of the day after he refused to head home when his shift ended. Everyone else had walked right past a helpless eagle, but he stopped to help. The officer stayed on the job until the bird, often called the king of the sky, was safe. His simple act of compassion turned him into a local legend.
A Russian man in Danilovgrad earned the trust of his victims before turning a gun on them. He shot dead the most experienced instructor at the scene, then killed 24-year-old Petar and 20-year-old Nemanja. The attack unfolded as a sudden burst of violence after a period of apparent familiarity. Authorities are now piecing together how he managed to get so close before opening fire.
Keir Starmer, the former British prime minister, is stepping down from parliament. His departure clears the way for a snap election in the UK. The move comes as a surprise and reshapes the political calendar. With Starmer out of the Commons, party leaders are already positioning for the campaign ahead.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić met with officials from Non-Aligned Movement member states, with representatives from Ghana and Cuba among those present. The talks touched on bilateral relations and broader cooperation within the movement. No further details from the discussions were released.
The trial of Dragana Sotirovski, the former mayor of Niš, gets underway tomorrow. She stands accused of abusing her official position while in office. The case will be heard in court starting the next day.
A serious accident occurred today near Pojat on the road toward Niš. A motorcycle was involved, and traffic is backing up.
A wildfire has broken out near the Sicilian tourist town of Taormina, with flames dangerously close to homes on the outskirts. Roads have been blocked as firefighters battle the blaze. Local officials described the situation as truly tragic, though no casualties have been reported yet.
The Serbian Ministry of Defense is recruiting citizens for non-commissioned officer training. Candidates will undergo a five-level testing process by the end of the month.
On Wednesday, September 2, free preventive cardiology checkups will be held in four villages around Niš. Medical teams will be in Jelašnica and Čukljenik from 9 a.m., and in Berbatovo and Vukmanovo from 11 a.m. The initiative aims to bring heart health screening directly to rural residents.
Ivica Dačić of the Socialist Party of Serbia and Jug Radivojević of the Social Democratic Party of Serbia signed a memorandum today. The agreement aims to improve political and programmatic cooperation between the two parties.
Blic remains the most visited Serbian website, holding the top spot for 176 straight months. That's more than 14 years, according to official traffic data for August 2026. The portal continues to lead the rankings.
The Mozzart Foundation donated medical equipment to the health center in Nova Varoš. The new gear aims to improve working conditions for staff and speed up patient care.
Sirens will sound in three Serbian towns on Wednesday at noon. Prijepolje, Priboj, and Nova Varoš will test their public warning systems. The test will last 60 seconds. Residents are told not to panic.
Ana Brnabić, President of the Serbian National Assembly, responded to threats from Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković. Plenković warned that Serbia could block its own EU path if certain military honors are given at Ratko Mladić's funeral.
Death tolls from catastrophic floods in Nepal and China have risen. Authorities report that more than 1,000 people have died.
An emergency situation has been declared across the entire municipality of Sjenica due to extremely high temperatures that have caused a prolonged drought. The heat has led to serious problems with water supply for residents and livestock in rural areas. The Serbian Army has been deployed to help with the situation, with several villages considered the most at risk.
Montenegrin police arrested a Russian citizen, Mihail Šabunjin, for killing three people at a shooting range. The suspect killed an instructor and two young men before fleeing. Investigators are now working with international agencies to determine his motive.
Državljanka Srbije Enisa Leković, koja se vodila kao nestala nakon poplava u Nepalu, pronađena je živa. Njena ćerka je to potvrdila. Objavljena je i prva fotografija.
A woman who stabbed two people in Times Square, killing one, was shot dead by police. She had advanced on officers with two knives, according to the NYPD. The incident unfolded in the heart of New York.
A Serbian soldier found a baby in a burned house during the Bosnian war in 1992. The child, named Senida Bećirović, was listed on a memorial plaque with her mother and sister, presumed dead. Sixteen years later, she turned up alive in Serbia, and now she has finally learned the truth about her origins.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine for the sake of humanity during a meeting in Kyrgyzstan. But the Kremlin chief's reaction drew more attention than the plea. Putin looked down, frowned, and removed his earpiece during the tense exchange.
Students at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Podgorica are mourning Nemanja Kapor. The 20-year-old first-year student was killed in Danilovgrad on August 31. His peers remembered him as a cheerful and helpful young man.
Belgrade is hosting a meeting to mark the 65th anniversary of the first Non-Aligned Movement conference. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Uganda's Vice President Jessica Alupo opened the gathering. The event highlights the movement's commitment to the UN Charter.
Family and friends are mourning 24-year-old Petar Globarević, who was killed at a shooting range near Danilovgrad. Those close to him remember him as a cheerful and polite young man. The suspect in the killings, a Russian national, has since committed suicide.
Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta, the leader of the Ecological Uprising, has stirred controversy with his latest remarks. He claimed that students are incapable of communication, criticized EU leaders for their frequent displays of closeness with Serbian President Vučić, and announced in advance that he will not accept the outcome of the elections.
Enisa Leković, a Serbian citizen who vanished during floods in Nepal on August 26, has been found alive. Her daughter, Ines Todorović, confirmed the news on Facebook. Enisa is currently traveling to Kathmandu.
The third constitutive session of Serbia's electronic media regulator, REM, started in Belgrade at around 11 a.m. The council is meeting to establish its leadership and set its agenda. This is part of the ongoing process to form the regulatory body.
Serbian tourists were left stranded in Greece after their travel agency, Barcino Travel, allegedly failed to pay for their hotels. Some families flew back to Belgrade immediately, while others had to pay for the entire trip again to stay.
In Greece, police found a dead newborn with at least ten stab wounds inside a suitcase in an apartment. They also discovered other abused children and arrested three adults on drug and corpse-hiding charges. The father claimed the hospital gave them a "possessed" baby and that peace returned after it died.
The company Trepča jug, run by the provisional Pristina institutions, has asked for two more premises on Braće Milić Square near the main bridge in northern Mitrovica to be vacated. It claims the space is being used without a contract or valid authorization. This is part of an ongoing dispute over property in the area.
After a three-month break, school bells rang again across Serbia. While city schools are full, village schools are getting emptier each year. The primary school in Slatina near Čačak, once one of the best rural schools, welcomed only one first-grade class of 18 pupils this year. That's a record low for the area.
Dajana Radošljević, the woman from Prijedor who made headlines last year after a physical fight with a tram driver in Zagreb, has been arrested for cocaine possession. She had previously been expelled from Croatia over the assault. Now she faces drug charges, and a Serbian man was also taken into custody in connection with the case. The arrest adds another chapter to her run-ins with the law.
Tito, Nasser, and Nehru led 25 nations in Belgrade to found the Non-Aligned Movement 65 years ago. The organization has since grown to 120 member states. It continues to seek a role in global international relations.
The municipal organization of families of captured and fallen fighters and missing civilians in Srebrenica has demanded the removal of Faruk Đozić. Đozić heads the Department for General Administration. The request comes after he made derogatory remarks about Ratko Mladić. The organization wants him dismissed from his post.