Irregularities in the 2026 elections: After the rerun at 53 polling stations, the Republic Electoral Commission published results from all 8,392 polling stations: the Student List won 53.01 percent of the vote and the "Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia" list 38.98 percent, on a turnout of 68.89 percent.
Irregularities in the 2026 elections: Lawyer Ivan Ninić said he had filed a criminal complaint with the Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime against 63 people who, he claims, organised the collection of capillary votes for the SNS in prisons across Serbia; the Ministry of Justice and the prison administration did not answer questions from the Nova.rs portal.
Fifth Belgrade Grammar School: teacher dismissals and suspensions
Fifth Belgrade Grammar School: teacher dismissals and suspensions: According to a parent speaking to the FoNet agency, Ognjen Mrvaljević, principal of the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium, whom students caught throwing documents into a dumpster, was brought to the police on the prosecutor's orders and left the station the same evening after giving a statement.
Fifth Belgrade Grammar School: teacher dismissals and suspensions: Nedeljnik and Vreme reported that students at the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium caught principal Ognjen Mrvaljević throwing bags of documents into a dumpster and that police detained him; according to parents, the papers included students' personal data.
The „Senjak“ case: a restaurant murder and Veselin Milić
The „Senjak“ case: a restaurant murder and Veselin Milić: Nova.rs and RTS reported that, after Marko Kričak's arrest, the head of the Service for Combating Organised Crime, Marko Zafirović, and the deputy head of the criminal police, Nevenko Marić, were summoned to the police for an informational interview on the orders of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade.
The „Senjak“ case: a restaurant murder and Veselin Milić: The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade suspects Boško Sekulović of including former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić in a criminal complaint in the “Restaurant 27” case even though he knew Milić had left before the shooting, and criminal police chief Marko Kričak of approving this and of beating and choking an injured party on 16 May.
The „Senjak“ case: a restaurant murder and Veselin Milić: The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade said that the head of the Criminal Police Directorate, Marko Kričak, and Boško Sekulović had been arrested on suspicion of abusing their positions in the “Restaurant 27” murder investigation to the detriment of former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić.
Davor Macura's Alta Bank and state business
Davor Macura's Alta Bank and state business: The National Bank of North Macedonia has placed Alta Bank AD Bitola under temporary administration. The bank is a subsidiary of Belgrade's Alta Bank, whose operating licence was revoked by the National Bank of Serbia. Withdrawals from personal accounts have been capped at 10,000 denars, about €160, a week.
Davor Macura's Alta Bank and state business: The Council of the Central Bank of Montenegro has revoked the Podgorica-based payment institution Alta Pay Group's authorisation to provide payment services because it no longer meets the legal requirements, including the suitability of the holder of a qualifying holding. The central bank began its checks well before Alta Bank lost its licence in Serbia.
Marko Kričak threatened to rape a student in the Government garage
Marko Kričak threatened to rape a student in the Government garage: The First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade told Insajder that it requested the camera footage from the government building's garage, where students accused Marko Kričak, then commander of the JZO police unit, of abusing them, seven days after the incident, and was told that the footage did not exist because it is deleted.
Collapse of the canopy at Novi Sad railway station
Collapse of the canopy at Novi Sad railway station: Citing an anonymous source, Radar reported that the Security Information Agency had wiretapped some prosecutors of the Organised Crime Prosecutor's Office and monitored their emails because of the corruption case over the reconstruction of the railway and the station in Novi Sad.