Valjevo: Jana Aćimović Planojević for Vreme — ‘We are being harassed because we, ↗
Front page leadAttorney Jana Aćimović Planojević and her family face threats from a local TV outlet falsely accusing them of fabricating a deceased child’s story.
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Vreme's front page highlights a mix of domestic political reporting, regional tensions affecting Kosovo, labor market dynamics in Serbia, state-owned enterprise performance, corruption-related cases, and international diplomacy or legal affairs. The page emphasizes ongoing political controversies,挽r
Attorney Jana Aćimović Planojević and her family face threats from a local TV outlet falsely accusing them of fabricating a deceased child’s story.
Kosovo-related rhetoric and tensions are discussed in Vreme’s latest issue, highlighting how Belgrade’s stance affects Serbs in Kosovo.
EU wages and job security trends show 14.5% of Serbian workers on fixed-term contracts, higher than the EU average.
Public enterprises posted a nearly 12 billion dinars deficit in 2025; questions arise about the entities that drain state resources.
The Organized Crime Prosecutor’s Office files charges against six people linked to drug trafficking and other crimes; potential political implications for SNS minister.
New York mayor Mamdani accuses Netanyahu of war crimes and urges federal action to detain him under ICC warrants.
Interpol declines to issue warrants for six Novi Sad activists accused of attempting to topple constitutional order; Serbia raises questions about international cooperation.