During May Day celebrations in Košutnjak, a park in Belgrade, children found a backpack that was later discovered to contain a gun with a filed-off serial number, ammunition, and drugs. The family immediately contacted the police, who have launched an investigation.
A family tragedy occurred in the village of Stapar, near Sombor, where Radovan T. (or Trnjakov) shot and killed his brother Siniša. Radovan then took his own life. The family has decided that the two brothers will be buried in separate cemeteries.
A 12-year-old boy tragically died in Cetinje, Montenegro, after a football goal structure fell on him while he was playing. Despite being transported to a clinical center, he succumbed to his injuries. The boy was identified as the son of an archpriest.
A storyline in the reality show 'Elita 9' is focusing on the relationship between contestant Sofija Janićijević and a 70-year-old man named Dane. Recent developments include the public release of private correspondence and allegations that intimate photos of Dane were found on Sofija's phone, sparking debate among fellow contestants and viewers.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić attended the opening of a new training center for dual and lifelong education at the Mechanical School in Pančevo. He emphasized the importance of such initiatives for Serbia's future and announced an additional 50 million euro investment in similar projects.
Marija Milenković, a singer with the Barakuda band, has died at the age of 48 after a battle with a serious illness. She was laid to rest in Vrnjačka Banja and is survived by her family and two children.
Zlatibor defeated Crvena zvezda 94-89 in the Serbian Superleague quarterfinals, forcing a decisive third game. The match was overshadowed by a large fight in the third quarter that led to the ejection of six players, including Crvena zvezda's Nikola Kalinić.
The Czech Republic has granted permission for Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's plane to fly over its territory en route to Russia. Fico plans to attend Victory Day celebrations in Moscow, after several other European countries, including Poland and the Baltic states, had denied his overflight request.
Journalist Elma Godinjak was killed in her apartment in Sarajevo's Dobrinja settlement. Her ex-husband, Tarik Prusac, who was under a restraining order, was arrested as the primary suspect. Prusac allegedly fled the scene with their five-year-old child, who was later found unharmed, before being apprehended in Baščaršija.
The Pentagon announced that the United States will withdraw approximately 5,000 troops from Germany. The move follows criticism from US President Donald Trump directed at the German Chancellor regarding war exit strategies, Iran policy, and Germany's internal affairs.
British tennis player Jack Draper has announced his withdrawal from the upcoming Roland Garros tournament due to a knee injury. He stated that he has been advised against playing five-set matches on clay and will focus on his recovery.
The Pension and Disability Insurance Fund of Serbia has announced that pension payments for April 2026 will be slightly delayed due to the May Day holidays. Payments will begin on May 5th for the self-employed category and will continue through May 11th for other categories.
A recent opinion poll conducted by the Faktor Plus agency in April shows Serbia's ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) holding a significant lead with 46.4% support. The "Student List - Vladan Đokić" follows with 28.7%, while other opposition parties trail far behind.
The Serbian government has authorized the release of an additional 30,000 tons of diesel from state reserves to stabilize the market. This brings the total amount released to 65,000 tons. The government has also extended its ban on the export of oil and petroleum products.
In a televised appearance on TV Pink, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić discussed several key topics. He suggested parliamentary elections could be held in July or in the autumn, praised Serbia's expected economic growth, criticized those who oppose Serbian national identity, and highlighted the importance of his upcoming visit to China.
Danijela Đilasović was sentenced to eight years in prison for her role in the 2019 murder of her husband, Nemanja Grčić, in Vrdnik. According to the indictment, she lured him to a cabin and left the door unlocked for her lover, Zoran Dimić, to enter and shoot Grčić.
Basketball player Kris Jones, whose contract with Hapoel is expiring, has attracted significant interest from multiple EuroLeague teams. Crvena Zvezda has reportedly made a superior financial offer, but Real Madrid and Fenerbahçe have also entered the race for the guard.
Basketball club Partizan is reportedly in advanced negotiations to sign Filip Borovićanin, a talented Serbian player who recently completed his college career at Xavier University. Borovićanin is known to be a fan of the club, which could be a factor in the transfer talks.
The family of actor Bruce Willis has decided to donate his brain to science after his death to aid research into Frontotemporal dementia. His wife, Emma Heming Willis, said the family hopes the decision will help find more effective treatments and offer hope to others.
A private voice message from singer Dara Bubamara detailing an intimate encounter has been leaked to the public, causing a stir. The singer has announced her intention to pursue legal action against those responsible for the leak, while the man allegedly involved, Boris Vidović, has posted cryptic social media messages referencing the incident.
