Justice
Asset freeze: What Davor Matsura owns
Davor Matsuri's assets have been frozen. What is owned by the owner of "Alta banka", as well as numerous other businesses
News
TOK launched an investigation against Vladimir Orlić and Nenad Vujić
The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime filed a case regarding the criminal complaint against BIA Director Vladimir Orlić on suspicion of abuse of official position. On the same basis, an investigation was launched against Nenad Vujić, the Minister of Justice in a technical mandate, and dozens of other persons.
High Prosecution Council
"The house is on fire": Will the prosecutors go to TOK
The session of the High Prosecution Council is still ongoing and the vote is being taken on re-referring prosecutors to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime (TOK), who are temporarily acting in that prosecutor's office.
TOK
Mladen Nenadić on the photo with the suspects for the carport
The Chief Public Prosecutor for Organized Crime Mladen Nenadić answered the Informer's question about how the photo used by the regime media as alleged evidence of a "prosecution conspiracy" was created.
Overview of the week
People who would start a war in Serbia
Why is Dean Milivoj Alanović the same as the chauvinists who incited wars in the nineties? Why are regime members not even allowed to appear before the magistrate, let alone before the High Court? And what is the key reason for Vučić's war against the people and the state
A progressive attack on the judiciary
Loyalization of the judiciary and prosecution
Last year, it seemed that some parts of the prosecutor's office and the judiciary might wake up just as the students demanded at the beginning of their rebellion. The regime did not sit idly by and now wants to eliminate all those who "raised their heads" in a "legal way", but also to prevent progressive bigwigs from appearing before the court.
General Staff
The President announced criminal charges due to the "hunt" for the investment in the General Staff
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, announced that he will personally file criminal charges against all those who participated "in the pursuit to destroy" the investment in the General Staff. He pointed out that the Serbs are masters of "missed opportunities" and mentioned the neighbor and the cow's croaking
The General Staff case
Srđan Shajn: Vučić would push the country away from the EU by abolishing the suspects of the General Staff
The announcement by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, that he will absolve state officials in the General Staff case is interpreted as his position that he is all-powerful, says the president of the Roma Party, Srđan Shajn.
Public prosecution for organized crime
Collegium of JTOK: Vučić and other authorities are trying to subjugate us
The Collegium of the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime announced that the prosecutors of that body are exposed to continuous pressure through public appearances by the President of the Republic, representatives of the legislative and executive authorities, other actors of political life and certain media
Canopy fall
Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime: Vesić's first statement about the canopy fall
The former Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, Goran Vesić, on Monday gave his testimony for the first time before the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime in the investigation of the reconstruction of the canopy of the Railway Station in Novi Sad.
Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office
Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime: Shameless Vučić's Claims
The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime announced that Vučić "exceeded and abused his powers granted by the law and the Constitution and tried to exercise inappropriate and illegal influence" on the Prosecutor's Office
Corruption
KRIK: Vesić has not yet been heard in the canopies case
The financial investigation against former ministers Tomislav Momirović, Goran Vesić and 12 other people on the suspicion that they damaged the state budget by 115 million dollars during the reconstruction of the Novi Sad-Kelebija railway remains in place because Vesić was not heard as he is in the hospital
Comment
Arrests for corruption: "Either us or them"
The prosecution has finally begun to follow the trail of money and corruption that may have led to the fall of the canopy. The regime is shouting that there is a "prosecutorial coup", they will try to strike back and it will be, as Dragan J. Vučićević said, "either us or them".
Chronicle
Vučić to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime: Are they protecting criminals or citizens of Serbia?
President Aleksandar Vučić has publicly asked the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime to announce whether and what it has done in relation to Sky correspondence, which, he claims, they have had in their possession for years. These messages, he says, expose the cooperation of media and political actors with criminal clans and drug cartels
The fight against corruption
Milorad Grcic's detention was terminated
Former president of the municipality of Obrenovac and acting director of the EPS, Milorad Grcic, has had his detention suspended since February 14, 2025, due to suspicion that he participated in embezzlement at JP Elektroprivreda Srbije
Sound cannon
March 15 incident: NGOs filed a criminal complaint for terrorism
The use of weapons for crowd control is an act of terrorism, according to non-governmental organizations
Tragedy in Novi Sad
Canopy and corruption: The case is led by a "loyalist prosecutor"?
"Zagorka Dolovac moved her prosecutor, Aleksandar Barca, along with the case about the fall of the canopy to TOK." In this way, the top of the state wants to eliminate Mladen Nenadić and TOK prosecutors who are under Nenadić's supervision from that case," lawyer Ivan Ninić told Vreme.
Novi Sad tragedy
The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime takes over the investigation into the fall of the canopy
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad submitted case files on suspected corruption in connection with the construction of the Novi Sad Railway Station to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime
Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office
Criminal complaint against Dmitrović: Millions for young people, women and families went to private agencies
BIRN published a report, based on publicly available data, that a network of phantom organizations falsified reports and extracted millions from the budget on public tenders intended for young people, families and women, naming Aleksandra Čamagić, a close associate of Aleksandar Šapić, as the responsible person.
Chronicle
Prosecution: We found out about Vulin from the media, we cooperated well with him
The Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime will, in order to verify the allegations made in the media, request additional information from both domestic and US judicial institutions.
"Time" archive: Luka Bojović
Return of written off
The history of the Serbian mafia could be written through the biography of Luka Bojović (49). He grew up in a respectable Belgrade family - his mother was a university professor and his father was the director of the capital's zoo. As soon as Luka was old enough for an ID card, the country he was born in fell apart. Shots fired, tears shed and blood stretched into the distant future and marked his entire life. Luka Bojović became a soldier, a delinquent, an associate of the State Security, a baker, the leader of a criminal clan, a fugitive, a confectioner, a prisoner, a painter, a vigilante... This man knows more dead than living, his fate rarely depended on a police investigation, but always depended on the political decision. At the moment when this text was written, Luka Bojović was released from a Spanish prison