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NSPRS said the completed public debate on education-law changes restricted parent and student participation. The union also criticised the 20-day consultation period and the lack of an open ministerial explanation.
The extraordinary session starts with the 2026 budget rebalance, which raises the budget by 112.45 billion dinars to 2,527.15 billion. The agenda also includes laws on anti-corruption, expropriation, public debt, the Judicial Academy and electronic invoicing.
Belgrade's Higher Public Prosecutor's Office filed an optužni predlog, a charge proposal under Serbian procedure, against Miloš N., 40. The prosecution says he took part in the war in Ukraine from September 2024 to November 2025 as a member of a Russian military formation.
According to GRECO's report, Serbia satisfactorily implemented three of 24 recommendations, ten partially, while no progress was recognised on 11. The report says there are no concrete results on several integrity measures since the previous assessment.
Danas reports that the Socio-Economic Council did not agree on the minimum wage; Serbia's government is due to make the final decision by 15 September.
After the indictment was confirmed, Goran Vesić and Anita Dimoski remain at liberty instead of under house arrest. The court cited a technical problem in calculating the measure's duration and sent the papers to the Court of Appeal.
