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Student protest in blockade at the General Staff building

Students gather at the Faculty of Law, from where they will go to protest at the General Staff building.

Earthquake of magnitude 4.9 - 63 km W of Kíssamos, Greece

President of the National Assembly of Serbia Brnabić in Kyiv: Serbia will help Ukraine on its European path

Protests in Belgrade and Novi Sad: Niš students detained, high school students continue to support Dijana Hrka

High school student protest in Belgrade: Boycott of classes and support for Dijana Hrka in front of the Parliament

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias: Turkey possesses one million drones, and this number is frightening. It controls approximately 60% of the world's drone exports, giving it a strategic advantage in asymmetric conflicts, as was the case in Nagorno-Karabakh, where Armenia was defeated without Turkey firing a single shot.

UN high commissioner demands accountability for canopy collapse, condemns arrests of protesters, journalists

Protest in front of Sarajevo Canton govt. building over EuroLeague match involving Israeli and Dubai teams

Police surrounded Jaćimović's bus near Pravno

Protest in front of the Ninth Belgrade Gymnasium due to the convening of a session of the temporary School Board without prior notice to employees, the Parents' Council, unions, or the Student Parliament. The session was held secretly today at 2:30 p.m., instead of 6:30 p.m. as announced.

In the Serbian Parliament, a debate on the lex specialis that could determine the fate of the General Staff. A protest was held in Belgrade against the demolition of this building.

Live in front of the Serbian Parliament: Second day of Dijana Hrka's hunger strike

Serbian police arrested 37 people in Belgrade on Sunday night following clashes between supporters of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party, SNS, and their opponents in front of parliament, where SNS supporters have erected a tent camp

Dijana Hrka addressed the police officers gathered in the cordon and asked them if they were not ashamed to accuse the gathered citizens of throwing fireworks.

Live in front of the Serbian National Assembly. Attack on citizens from the direction of Pioneer Park with pyrotechnics and stones

Pro-government activists were throwing pyrotechnics again from the Pioneer Park, the so-called Ćacilenda. The police, as before, went after the bare-handed citizens who came to support Dijana Hrka.

Incidents near Ćacilend, strong police presence in Belgrade

New attack pro-government activists from Pioneer Park. Police set up a cordon again facing the citizens

In downtown Belgrade, police separate government supporters from protesters gathered in support of Dijana Hrka, the mother who lost her son in the collapse of a train station canopy in Novi Sad.

A column of Novi Sad residents is currently heading towards Bulevar Oslobodjenja, where the SNS office is located. The number of citizens supporting Dijana Hrka is increasing by the minute.

There is also a rally in Novi Sad in support of Dijana Hrka, who is on a hunger strike in Belgrade near the Serbian Parliament, between those gathered in Ćaciland who are firing cannon shots, and police in riot gear, who are not allowing her and a large number of her supporters to approach the parliament. The rally was called by the assemblies and students, and Vojislav, one of the citizens of Novi Sad who blocked the intersection near the Banovina building, tells N1 that everyone is here as one, "we need to be the whole of Serbia as one, to fight". "There is no easing of tensions, we have to go all the way, if we give up now, we will be gone, their goal is to destroy us", he stressed

As N1's reporter reports, the situation is very tense. From the direction of "Ćaciland", people rushed towards the police cordon and started throwing water bottles at citizens supporting Dijana Hrka. The police reacted by forming a cordon towards them.

Tensions right in front of the Skupstine

Thousands of Serbs gathered in Novi Sad to commemorate the victims of the tragic accident. The event sparked a wave of protests across the country.

People have been streaming towards Novi Sad all morning by car to join the commemoration and many are still waiting to enter the city at a toll booth. The mourning is to be followed by a mass protest

Huge number of people on the streets of Novi Sad

Belgraders cheered students walking from the southern city of Novi Pazar to Novi Sad in the north to mark the first anniversary of the fatal collapse at the city railway station, which sparked a mass protest movement

.@vucic asks US not to impose secondary sanctions on banks working with NIS

A 6.0 magnitude earthquake occurred 4.97mi SE of Sındırgı, Turkey.