How is the Student List Really Compiled? ↗
Front page leadVreme's new issue reveals the details behind the compilation of the Student List, including candidate proposals, vetting processes, and a list published by Informer.
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The Vreme news website front page features stories on Serbian politics, including an investigation into the Student List compilation and the potential sale of unused sonic cannons by the Ministry of Interior. Other top stories cover energy crisis concerns, an interview with Rodoljub Šabić on…
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Used, 'Unused': Government Wants to Sell Sonic Cannons ↗
Minister of Police Ivica Dačić denies the use of sonic cannons during protests, claiming they were legally acquired but unused, and that the state is considering their sale.
Crushing Citizen Milutin Kostić ↗
Vreme reconstructs how the regime moved to annul the doctorate, ruin the career, and damage the reputation of psychiatrist and docent Milutin Kostić.
Djedović Handanović: Serbia Must Use Operational Diesel Reserves ↗
The Ministry of Mining and Energy has allowed oil companies to use operational eurodiesel reserves to ensure stable market supply, a temporary measure due to import difficulties.
Would They Attack Us if We Were Party Soldiers? ↗
An interview with Rodoljub Šabić discusses the lack of regulatory bodies in Serbia and the potential collapse of the Public Media Service's board, expressing pessimism.
Record Earnings for FIFA at World Cup: $15 Billion Profit ↗
The 2026 World Cup saw record earnings, primarily from accommodation and ticket sales, surpassing previous attendance and revenue records, though TV rights underperformed.
What Will Passport Control Look Like on the Belgrade-Budapest High-Speed Rail? ↗
Prokop station will become a new international border crossing, with Serbia and Hungary preparing multiple models for passenger checks on eight daily departures.
PEN Center in Serbia: Situation on the Verge of Collapse ↗
Assessing the pressures on independent voices, the article suggests the Serbian PEN center is facing a critical situation.
Marta Kos: Attacks on Civil Sector in Serbia are Unacceptable ↗
EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos stated that attacks on the civil sector in Serbia are unacceptable, emphasizing the importance of independent voices.
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