Serbia is facing criticism from the European Union due to plans for organizing the funeral of Ratko Mladić, a convicted war criminal, while nationalist gatherings in the Republic of Srpska glorify his role during the war. (translated)
Ratko Mladić bo v Srbiji pokopan z vsemi državnimi in vojaškimi častmi. UDBOvka Blanka : "Upam, da se vlada v BG zaveda, kaj je na kocki." Odgovor iz BG: "Dokumenti o udbaški preteklosti EU komisarke so v kuverti in gredo medijem !" UDBOvka Blanka : "Udeležila se bom pogreba." https://t.co/XkXoH8tR0g #RatkoMladić #Srbija #zgodovina
Ana Brnabić sharply responded to the statement of Andrej Plenković, accusing him of supporting criminal values and that Croatia 'inherits the Ustasha legacy'. (translated)
There is no European path for Serbia until the issues from the 1990s are resolved and until war compensation is paid to all victims of the Homeland War. The Croatian government does not emphasize this as a priority. The payment of war compensation should be set as a condition for Serbia's integration into the European Union. (translated)
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković stated that if Serbia plans a state funeral for war criminal Ratko Mladić, it would close the doors to the European Union for itself, emphasizing that Mladić was convicted of genocide and other war crimes. (translated)
The Belgrade police are conducting an urgent investigation due to a death threat against the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, which was posted on Instagram along with an offer of 600,000 euros and Serbian passports for his murder. (translated)

The German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reports on discussions in Belgrade about a possible state funeral for war criminal Ratko Mladić, emphasizing that the final decision is made by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić. (translated)
A well-known Serbian lawyer warns that if Ratko Mladić, a convict for genocide, is buried with military honors, Serbia will reinforce its dark attitude towards history and genocide. (translated)

A police officer killed his brother-in-law and niece during a conflict over a sheep meadow and seriously injured his sister and mother-in-law, which triggered a brutal battle for inheritance in Serbia. (translated)

For the Serbian government, participation in the funeral of war criminal Ratko Mladić is not insignificant as it will reveal the degree of identification with his crimes. However, the toxic attacks on the verdict of the Hague court confirm the already known positions of the regime in Belgrade that Mladić was an innocent victim. (translated)
"Držao me je za ruku nekoliko minuta, netremice me gledao i govorio mi da je veliki branitelj bratstva i jedinstva u bivšoj Jugoslaviji te da sanja o svijetu u kojem ne bi bilo oružja i rata. Tada mi se činio fanatičnim, opasno fanatičnim. U godinama koje su predstojale, snage pod njegovim zapovjedništvom počinile su najgore ratne zločine na europskom tlu od nacista. U leksikon rata unesli su novi sumorni eufemizam - etničko čišćenje. Počinili su masovna ubojstva, istrebljenje, masovna silovanja, prisilna protjerivanja. Spaljivali su selo za selom, sve u ime stvaranja etnički čistog srbijanskog teritorija u Hrvatskoj i Srbiji. Konačno, u Srebrenici su počinili genocid"
Members of the Special Anti-Terrorism Unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Srpska, during an attempt to arrest the notorious criminal Milutin Mića Danilović, knocked down Serbian Ambassador Ivan Todorov and the honorary consul of Bangladesh Omar Musabegović in a hospitality facility in Pale, which caused shock among the diplomats. (translated)

A horrific traffic accident in Kraljevo, Serbia, resulted in the death of a five-year-old girl who was hit by a vehicle while with her mother and younger sister; the driver, deemed responsible for the accident, does not have a driver's license. (translated)

The tragedy in Kraljevo occurred when a 26-year-old driver without a driver's license hit a mother with two children, resulting in the death of a five-year-old girl from her injuries, while the mother and younger sister were seriously injured. (translated)

Ivan T. was accused of stabbing his wife and daughter 219 times, believing that they were trying to poison him, and then their bodies were burned to cover up the crime and steal money. (translated)

The visit of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Serbia has caused tensions in the Balkans, with quick responses from Kosovo and threats from Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić about drastic measures, while the situation has further complicated due to the political relations and military cooperation between Serbia and Ukraine. (translated)

The article reports on the murder of a man, which was committed by his wife in collaboration with her lover, as they disposed of the body among the corn and treated it like a dog. (translated)

Fires in Serbia, especially in the area of the Deliblatska Peszczara nature reserve, have affected over 2 thousand hectares, forcing the evacuation of residents from several regions due to extreme temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius, and the military and helicopters are involved in the firefighting effort. (translated)
The conflict between Belgrade and Pristina escalates after Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced the possibility of redirecting the watercourse of the Ibar River, which has raised concerns in Pristina about the potential impact on water supply in Kosovo, while Prime Minister Albin Kurti warned of Serbia's expansion of military capabilities as part of hegemonic goals towards Kosovo. (translated)
