Diaspora & Culture in Belgrade: Azerbaijani community representatives met in Serbia to discuss diaspora initiatives, with the Azerbaijani Language and Culture Center at the University of Belgrade highlighting efforts to teach language and preserve heritage. Croatian Community Day: Serbian FM Marko Đurić attended celebrations for the Day of the Croatian Community in Serbia, stressing respect for identity, culture, language and faith, and promising further efforts to improve Serbia–Croatia relations. Danube Lifestyle: Nicko Cruises announced chef Johann Lafer will join Danube river ships in May 2027, with special menus and guest events on routes including Belgrade and other regional stops. Women’s Volleyball Legacy Courts: VNL Legacy Courts opened in Manila and Ankara, designed as community art spaces that aim to boost grassroots volleyball and support women’s empowerment through sport. Serbian Youth & Education: Field Scope International is expanding student-focused research access in Serbia via university partnerships, offering paid survey and community participation opportunities. Belgrade Protest Probe: Serbia’s prosecutors opened an investigation tied to claims about a “sound cannon” at the March 15 anti-government rally, as students deny the allegations. Film Spotlight: Miroslav Terzić’s “3 Weeks After,” a secondary-school bullying drama, heads to Karlovy Vary’s Crystal Globe Competition for a world premiere. Human Rights & Tech Controls: Human Rights Watch reports Bulgaria licensed surveillance exports linked to repression, raising concerns that such tools reached countries including Serbia. Orthodox Church Memory: Patriarch Porfirije met organizers preparing July 4 commemorations for Serbs killed in 1992–1995, calling remembrance a “living responsibility” for peace.