Serbian Bus Overturns Near Zagreb: Two Dead, Several Injured ↗
A bus with Serbian license plates overturned in a severe accident in Croatia, resulting in two fatalities and multiple injuries.
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The news from Serbia focuses on domestic economic issues with the closure of Alta Bank and legal proceedings involving Kričak and Sekulović. International news includes a bus crash in Croatia with Serbian license plates, an attack in Krakow, Poland, and political developments in Israel. There are…
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Alta Bank Closure: A Dead Bank is Less Dangerous Than a Live One ↗
Front page leadDocumentation suggests the National Bank of Serbia had reasons to investigate Alta Bank much earlier, as risks identified in late 2026 had existed for over a year.
Detention Extended for Kričak and Sekulović ↗
The Higher Court in Belgrade accepted the prosecution's appeal and ordered detention for Kričak and Sekulović due to the risk of re-offending.
'Serbia is Free!' – Will National Councils Remain Captured? ↗
National councils should not be political spoils of past or present governments, but their self-governance belongs to minority communities, thus reforms should not be postponed.
Nine Bodies in Total: What We Know About the Krakow Attack ↗
Six people were killed in central Krakow, and three more bodies were found at the suspect's home; authorities suspect right-wing motives, while the circumstances of the family's deaths remain unclear.
Eisenkot Gets Mandate: Can He Replace Netanyahu? ↗
Gadi Eisenkot has the first opportunity to form an Israeli government with 67 parliamentary recommendations, but the path to a majority requires alliances with Arab or ultra-Orthodox parties.
Lopandić: Serbia is Closer to Europe Due to Change of Government ↗
Duško Lopandić stated that Serbia could be the next country to join the European Union after Montenegro if it accelerates reforms and meets membership conditions.
Pupovac: We Expect Changes in Serbia to Bring Better Belgrade-Zagreb Relations ↗
Milorad Pupovac believes that the change in Serbia's political course could open space for more freedom, dialogue, and resolution of long-standing issues between Belgrade and Zagreb.
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