Live Day at 4:30 PM: Fidesz servers seized, focus on Hungarian and Serbian elections

Hungarian prosecutors have seized servers from Fidesz, the party of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, three months after the party lost power. This action has prompted scrutiny into the objectives and specific suspicions driving the Hungarian investigators' probe.

The developments in Hungary are being examined for potential parallels or implications for Serbia, particularly in the context of potential shifts in power. The program "Dan uživo" (Live Day) will feature Hungarian journalist Jožef Makai to discuss these events.

Additionally, the program will address the upcoming elections in Serbia. Zoran Alimpić, former President of the Belgrade Assembly and member of the City Election Commission, will be interviewed to discuss the control mechanisms for the elections and what further measures are needed to prevent manipulation during and after voting.

The Belgrade University is also under inspection by the Ministry of Education following a decision by the University Senate to amend its statutes. The ministry reportedly suspects irregularities in the voting process, prompting the oversight. The Dean of the Faculty of Physics, Voja Radovanović, will be questioned about the circumstances surrounding this situation.