Serbian Power Company Doubles Budget for Hosting Journalists ↗
Front page leadEPS has announced a public procurement for organizing media visits, planning to spend 18 million dinars, which is double the amount spent in the previous year.
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The Vreme front page features a mix of domestic Serbian news, including an article about EPS (Elektroprivreda Srbije) doubling its budget for hosting journalists, and criticism of media contests used by the government. International news covers a bombing in Montenegro and new US tariffs. The page…
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Media Contests: No "Grain of Wheat" for Blockaders ↗
The article criticizes media contests as a tool for the regime to pay its media service, implying citizens' money is used to fund false narratives and propaganda.
Local Informer Tabloids' Megalomania: Intimidation, Insults, and Targeting ↗
Known Informer TV personalities are being deployed to local areas to attack individuals assisting students in blockades, showcasing the tabloids' aggressive tactics.
Lawyer of Passenger Who Nearly Fell from Plane: 'Answer within 30 Days' ↗
The lawyer for a Serbian passenger who nearly fell from a Ryanair plane believes both Boeing and General Electric bear responsibility for the incident.
Serb Carried Out Bomb Attack in Herceg Novi ↗
Montenegrin police have identified a 21-year-old Serbian citizen as responsible for a bomb attack in Herceg Novi on July 4th.
New Trump Tariffs: The World is Angry Again ↗
New US tariffs imposed by Donald Trump have drawn immediate criticism from partners like China, Japan, and Australia, with Australia's trade minister calling them 'completely unjustified'.
Whom to Tell a Story (When No One Listens) ↗
An interview with philosopher Lazar Atanasković, reflecting on tradition and its perception.
Ljubiša Ristić for 'Vreme': 'I was asked to help Atelje 212 because there are… ↗
Ljubiša Ristić, the new acting director of the Atelje 212 theater, discusses the challenges facing the institution.
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