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Belgrade’s Third Basic Public Prosecutor’s Office opened a case after a complaint against SNS leader Miloš Vučević following N1’s report on cash payments to participants at a rally in Belgrade Arena. Prosecutors withheld procedural details, citing a risk to the inquiry into a possible offence.
Belgrade’s Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office said lawyer Vladimir Cvijan died by drowning and that no evidence of a crime was found; the case was archived in 2018. This is the office’s response to public murder claims, not a new court ruling.
OFAC extended NIS’s operating licence, MOL’s licence for talks with Gazprom Neft, and JANAF’s licence to transport oil for NIS until 28 August. This allows the company to keep operating, obtain crude oil and refine it in Pančevo, while the ownership issue remains unresolved.
N1 reports that a draft law would revoke the licence of a teacher who does not resume classes after a principal’s warning, and would reduce parent and student representation. The ministry and representative unions did not comment to N1.
OSCE's Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights recommended a full mission to observe the whole electoral process, from campaigning through counting and results. The election date has not yet been set.
Serbia's government proposes removing the existing limit that allows fuel excise to be cut by no more than 20%. This is still a draft law, not a new reduction in petrol or diesel prices.
