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Participants in the sixth day of protest in Subotica temporarily called off the blockade of the junction by Hotel Patria after talks with the mayor and police administration chief. A group representative said national authorities were given until Monday, July 27, to consider a solution for registering vehicles bought as e-bikes.
A BIRN investigation recorded more than 25 cases of satellite-navigation interference over Serbia. It says false signals grounded about ten drones during the May 23 Slavija protest, while pilots reported incorrect navigation data.
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.
At the Novi Sad Assembly session, SNS councillor Cvija Vasić told the opposition, “You have killed enough Serbs.” The opposition sought her removal, but Assembly president Dina Vučinić refused and took the floor from councillor Mladen Cvijetić; the sitting was then paused for 30 minutes.
Foreign Minister Marko Djuric signed the Artemis Accords at NASA headquarters in Washington. Serbia became the 69th participant; the accords set principles for peaceful and responsible space exploration.
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.
