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Lawyer Ivan Ninić asked Serbia’s Supreme Public Prosecutor to oversee the Organized Crime Prosecutor’s work on the killing of six young people at the Panda café in Peć on December 14, 1998. According to Ninić’s submission reported by Danas, the case has remained in investigative and evidentiary procedures for years; no new prosecutorial decision has been announced.
Human remains were found in the village of Mala Kaludra in Zubin Potok municipality. A Kosovo Institute of Forensic Medicine representative said the initial assessment considers them of forensic interest; further conclusions require expert examination.
Interior minister Ivica Dačić said police are ready to sell LRAD devices because the law does not permit their use. N1 records this as a statement about a possible sale, not a sale decision; the minister again denied the devices were used.
The Novi Sad Appeals Court rejected the appeal by Kikinda's Toplana utility and upheld the finding that Bojan Sarić's dismissal was unlawful. The company must reinstate him and cover court costs.
The Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) reported 98 attacks, threats, and other incidents involving journalists in the first six months of the year, two fewer than in the same period of 2025. Its database lists 17 attacks and 34 threats, with online threats doubling.
The European Commission published its annual rule-of-law report, covering EU member states and four candidate countries: Serbia, Albania, Montenegro, and North Macedonia. Its Serbia chapter cites political pressure on courts and prosecutors, unfinished work from the previous anti-corruption plan, problems with REM's functioning, and worsening journalist safety.
