Pressure on prosecutors and judges, and cases taken away
Pressure on prosecutors and judges, and cases taken away: The Executive Board of the Belgrade Bar Association called for the immediate resignations of four judicial office holders, among them the Supreme Public Prosecutor and the Chief Public Prosecutor of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, according to N1 and Nova.
Pressure on prosecutors and judges, and cases taken away: The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade said that even informing the public about the oversight of its work was an “open attack”, that the commission's make-up was questionable and that no illegality had been found in the cases it had already handed over, according to Euronews and NIN.
Dragana Sotirovski and the Niš Emergency Situations Headquarters
Dragana Sotirovski and the Niš Emergency Situations Headquarters: The Higher Court in Niš confirmed that former Niš mayor Dragana Sotirovski has not been pardoned: no such decision reached the court, and no pardon request was even filed, although her associates from the city's Emergency Situations Headquarters were spared prosecution.
REM, RTS and state money for the media
REM, RTS and state money for the media: According to Nova, the decision recognising the degree of Manja Grčić, the former RTS director, was sent out from the office of the director of the Qualifications Agency outside the regular procedure; he denies this, and staff at the ENIC/NARIC centre say they took no part in the process.
REM, RTS and state money for the media: Borivoje Uskoković, the new acting editor-in-chief of RTS's news programme, dismissed eight editors, among them the editors of Dnevnik, the programme "Oko" and the website, saying they had not upheld journalistic standards.
REM, RTS and state money for the media: The Council of REM, the media regulator, opened proceedings against TV Informer and TV Prva over violations during the election campaign, but did not decide on the request to revoke Informer’s broadcasting licence.
REM, RTS and state money for the media: President Aleksandar Vučić told an SNS press conference that after the resignations of director Manja Grčić and the News Programme editor, RTS would see “a fight between a criminal lobby” and other journalists.
Irregularities in the 2026 elections
Irregularities in the 2026 elections: Aleksandar Vučić said he had met all senior police commanders and told them he would concede at once if his list lost, and he rejected a report in the British Times that after the defeat he had considered using force to stay in power, according to the BBC and Kossev.
Irregularities in the 2026 elections: Based on 8,338 of 8,392 polling stations processed, the Republic Electoral Commission announced that the Student List had won 53.04 percent of the vote and the "Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia" list 38.97 percent, on a turnout of 68.99 percent; the results are preliminary.
Destruction of official records after the elections
Destruction of official records after the elections: The Higher and Basic Public Prosecutor's Offices in Novi Sad ordered the police to take urgent measures against the destruction of records; according to the prosecutor's office, documents in several sacks were secured in a single case following reports from citizens, and the institutions were not named.
Destruction of official records after the elections: The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade ordered the police to examine, within 30 days, a complaint against PIO Fund director Relja Ognjenović on suspicion of abuse of office and the organised destruction of documents at the Fund.
Destruction of official records after the elections: The First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade opened a case over reports of official records being destroyed in state bodies and ordered the police to carry out an urgent on-site investigation and gather evidence; it did not name the institutions involved.
Destruction of official records after the elections: Supreme Public Prosecutor Zagorka Dolovac ordered all chief prosecutors to ask the police to prevent the destruction of official documents in state bodies, banks, the BIA and the VOA, following reports of records being shredded after the elections.
Destruction of official records after the elections: The ASNS union at the PIO Fund filed a criminal complaint with the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade and the Interior Ministry against the Fund's director, Relja Ognjenović, on suspicion of abuse of office and destruction of official records and evidence, according to Danas and N1.
Criminals' Sky messages about government officials
Criminals' Sky messages about government officials: Democratic Party leader Srđan Milivojević filed a criminal complaint with the Organised Crime Prosecutor's Office against Aleksandar Vučić on suspicion of criminal association and trading in influence, after Radar published Sky messages between Šarić's people; these are his allegations.
Davor Macura's Alta Bank and state business
Davor Macura's Alta Bank and state business: Democratic Party leader Srđan Milivojević filed a complaint with the Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office against NBS Governor Jorgovanka Tabaković on suspicion of abuse of office and money laundering in connection with Alta Bank; these are his allegations, which have not been confirmed.
Police beat students outside the Faculty of Sport (DIF) in Novi Sad
Police beat students outside the Faculty of Sport (DIF) in Novi Sad: A session of the Teaching and Academic Council of DIF in Novi Sad on a vote of confidence in dean Patrik Drid, who called the police on the blockade in April 2025, was postponed because council members "do not feel safe"; Drid told RTV he would not resign.
Fifth Belgrade Grammar School: teacher dismissals and suspensions
Fifth Belgrade Grammar School: teacher dismissals and suspensions: The Parents' Council of the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium has asked the Ministry of Education to annul the appointment of principal Ognjen Mrvaljević, claiming that he did not submit complete documentation in the competition, including a certificate from the Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, and that the selection committee accepted his application anyway.
Telekom's purchase of Kopernikus and media outlets
Telekom's purchase of Kopernikus and media outlets: The Student List, which won the 25 October elections, called for the resignation of Telekom Srbija director Vladimir Lučić and an end to what it describes as unjustified spending of citizens' money; its candidate Mirjana Nikolić said Telekom “must not be Serbia's editor-in-chief”.