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The front page of Vreme features a prominent story on the Serbian National Assembly's vote of no confidence in the Macut government, framed as a summer TV show. Other domestic news includes a politician's statement dismissing the no-confidence vote, a profile of a Serbian official with alleged…
After more than five months since the parliamentary opposition submitted a no-confidence motion against the government, the National Assembly will finally vote on it today, presented as a political spectacle.
Milenko Jovanov, president of the parliamentary group 'Aleksandar Vučić - Serbia Must Not Stand Still,' stated that the extraordinary session of the National Assembly will confirm full confidence in the government of Đura Macut.
A profile of Snežana Paunović, who, despite her origins, is criticized for never addressing issues relevant to the Serbian community in Kosovo or the dialogue process, while allegedly profiting from her residency there.
Russia's main targets for recruitment into its army and deployment to the front lines in Ukraine are individuals facing difficult economic, social, and legal circumstances.
The Strait of Hormuz is crucial for Iran's survival and its most effective weapon for disrupting the global economy, with the situation playing out on the edge of an abyss where no side has full control.
Wildfires in France are approaching cities, while in Spain, approximately 15,000 people were evacuated in one night due to the fires.
Two people were injured when a car drove into a protest march in Bačka Palanka, an incident described as an attempted murder.
A piece discussing whether children should attend school, framed metaphorically with 'throwing children into water creating more stories.'
An analysis of political effectiveness and opposition activities, suggesting that if they do not unite, they will decide to act on their own.
Ljubiša Ristić has been replaced by Lazar Jovanov in KPGT, with Ristić being appointed to 'Atelje 212'.
