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The Vreme news website from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a new director appointed to the Atelier 212 theater in Belgrade, concerns over a Ukrainian ballistic missile program potentially targeting Moscow, and an investigation into Serbian President…
Ljubiša Ristić has been appointed the new acting director of the Belgrade theater "Atelje 212" by the City Assembly, a decision that has surprised those within the theater.
A Ukrainian company is developing ballistic missiles capable of reaching Moscow at high speeds, with tests reportedly nearing completion, raising concerns in the Russian capital.
A new research by Crta reveals trends and political maneuvering, with President Vučić's popularity reportedly at an all-time low and the research itself becoming a subject of political debate.
Millions of dollars from the budget of Republika Srpska have been spent on lobbying efforts in the United States, seeking to promote its independence from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Serbia's 'Find Me' alert system has been activated six times, successfully locating missing children in five instances, though criticisms remain regarding the slow distribution of SMS alerts.
European Parliament deputies adopted a resolution on Serbia, while details emerge about German advisor Jörg Heskens' long-term engagement with Aleksandar Vučić, including involvement in the 'Jadar' project.
A twelve-year-old girl from Belgrade, whose disappearance was reported, has been found after the 'Find Me' alert system was activated overnight, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
A review of the film 'Citizen Vigilante' directed by Uwe Boll and starring Arni Hammer.
Donald Trump reportedly rescinded a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia less than 24 hours after it was signed, with plans for the agreement involving American partners.
An article discusses fighter jets of the Serbian Air Force flying over the Belgrade area.
