In honor of Saint Sava's 850th birthday, significant Serbian relics from the Monastery of Hilandar on Mount Athos are being brought to Belgrade for a historical exhibition. Priceless artifacts, including icons and replicas connected to Saint Sava, will be on display.
Crvena Zvezda lost to Cedevita Olimpija 92:86 in the second game of the ABA League quarterfinals in Ljubljana, despite holding a 21-point lead. The series is now tied 1:1, forcing a decisive third game in Belgrade to determine who will advance to the semifinals against Partizan.
Brandon Clarke, a power forward for the Memphis Grizzlies, has died at the age of 29. American media reports suggest a possible fatal overdose, with items related to narcotics found at his home. Clarke had spent his entire seven-year NBA career with the Grizzlies.
A 67-year-old woman identified as Marina P. allegedly killed her 76-year-old husband in their apartment in Čukarica, Belgrade, following an argument. The woman is suspected of fatally striking her husband in the chest with a wooden object, reported to be a chair leg.
U.S. President Donald Trump has rejected Iran's counter-proposal for ending the ongoing conflict, labeling it "unacceptable." Trump also stated that a temporary truce is "on life support" and that he has the "best possible plan" to end the war, reiterating that Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons.
The Serbian Army's Atomic-Biological-Chemical Defense Center in Kruševac has conducted a five-day specialized training program for Hungarian soldiers using real toxic chemicals. The training focused on procedures for handling chemical threats and decontamination in contaminated environments as part of ongoing bilateral military cooperation.
U.S. President Donald Trump is set to meet with his national security team to discuss the possibility of resuming military attacks against Iran. The consideration comes after negotiations with Tehran have stalled, and the move is seen as a way to increase pressure on the Islamic Republic.
Serbian football club Crvena zvezda is reportedly close to signing Natan Gasama, a 23-year-old defender from the Russian club Baltika. The club is said to be offering between €2 and €2.5 million for the Malian international, who is known to coach Dejan Stanković.
Serbian tennis player Hamad Međedović has advanced to the round of 16 at the Rome Masters after defeating Mariano Navone in a three-hour match. Međedović came back from a set down to win 4:6, 6:3, 6:4, marking his first appearance in a Masters tournament round of 16.
The father of reality show participant Sofija Janićijević has publicly reacted to his daughter's admission of an affair with Dane Angelovski, who is 70 years old. He stated he was unaware of the details and would speak with her after she leaves the show. The affair has become a prominent topic of discussion related to the program.
A 14-year-old boy was seriously injured after falling approximately four meters through the roof of the former IMT factory building in New Belgrade. Firefighter-rescuers extracted the boy, who sustained fractures and was transported to the Institute for Mother and Child for medical attention.
Police in Podgorica arrested three individuals linked to the Škaljari clan: Arjan Rečković, Tarik Muminović, and Miloš Marković. The men were wanted on international warrants for serious offenses, including aggravated murder and organized crime, and were located in two safe houses during a coordinated operation.
A 36-year-old man was assaulted with a metal bar on Bulevar Mihajla Pupina in Novi Sad following a brief traffic argument. He sustained several cuts to his head and was transported to the hospital for treatment. Police are investigating the incident.
The police in Obrenovac have fully resolved an incident of peer violence that occurred on April 27, identifying and questioning three young perpetrators and the victim. Following an investigation, the prosecutor's office has made a decision regarding the case.
A hantavirus outbreak on the Dutch cruise ship 'MV Hondius' has resulted in at least three deaths and multiple illnesses among its 150 passengers and crew. Passengers are being evacuated and quarantined, with some survivors describing severe symptoms and organ failure. The outbreak has prompted international health responses, including assistance for a Montenegrin crew member in the Netherlands.
The archives of the former Yugoslav intelligence service, UDBA, remain closed to the public in Serbia, fueling speculation and preventing a full understanding of historical events. Commentators, including lawyer Radiša Roksić, are calling for the files to be opened to provide answers to questions dating back to the Cold War.
Zorja Pajić, the songwriter behind Croatia's Eurovision entry "Andromeda," will not be part of the official delegation traveling to Vienna. The decision was made due to accreditation limits that allow only one representative from the author category, with the lyricist being chosen to accompany the performing group, "Lelek."
A 51-year-old worker from Žabalj died after falling from the fifth floor of a residential building under construction in Zrenjanin. Following the incident, police arrested a 42-year-old man, identified as B.T., on suspicion of committing a criminal offense against general safety.
The Serbian government has extended a decree to keep reduced excise duties on unleaded gasoline and diesel by 25% for another week, until May 15, 2026. This measure aims to stabilize fuel prices in the country.
The family of Ratko Mladić is urgently seeking his transfer from The Hague to Serbia for medical treatment, citing new reports that confirm his extremely poor and life-threatening health condition. His son stated that the request is purely humanitarian, aiming for Mladić to receive adequate care in his final days.
