Novi Sad Justice: The Appeals Court in Novi Sad has reversed a lower ruling and cleared the way for a trial in the 2024 railway station canopy collapse case, unblocking proceedings against former transport minister Goran Vesic and others after prosecutors’ appeal. Nuclear Roadmap: Serbia’s mining and energy minister says “Stage 1” of the national nuclear programme is targeted for completion by mid-2027, with first plant construction aimed for 2035 under IAEA standards. OSCE & Reforms: Prime Minister Djuro Macut met OSCE Secretary General Feridun Sinirlioglu to discuss rule of law, electoral reforms, media freedoms and journalist safety, while President Vučić also highlighted OSCE’s role in regional security and democratic institutions. EU Accession Pressure: MEPs adopted a report warning Serbia’s EU progress is held back by a gap between laws on paper and implementation, stressing free elections, anti-corruption and media freedom. Wizz Air vs. Serbia Rules: Wizz Air submitted a petition with 21,000 signatures to oppose new aviation permit rules that could force it to close its Belgrade base, warning of job losses. Srebrenica Denial: Far-right groups marked the Srebrenica anniversary with street and online campaigns denying the genocide and praising Ratko Mladić. Paramount-Warner Fight (US/Global): A coalition of 12 US state attorneys general sued to block Paramount’s $111bn Warner Bros. merger, while Paramount Skydance pushed back, arguing the deal was cleared and would protect jobs and content.