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The front page of Vreme, a Serbian news website, features a prominent story about the Serbian Parliament's vote of confidence in the government. Other domestic news includes an investigation into alleged vote-buying at a ruling party rally and discussions about the formation of a student list. The…
The extraordinary session of the National Assembly is nearing its end, with the Speaker of Parliament announcing that MPs will vote on the opposition's motion of no confidence in the Serbian Government.
The Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office has opened a case regarding a criminal complaint against SNS President Miloš Vučević, filed after journalists discovered cash payments to attendees of a party rally.
A 'megaexclusive' report about a final student list has been questioned, as the list is far from complete. Vreme details the process of its formation.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service has warned of a new heatwave in Serbia, with temperatures expected to reach 40 degrees Celsius starting Friday and lasting into the first week of August.
More than 60,000 people have been evacuated from areas surrounding Madrid due to large wildfires exacerbated by high temperatures, drought, and strong winds.
According to the latest forecasts, the end of July and the beginning of August will be marked by a new wave of extreme heat affecting large parts of Europe, with Spain, Portugal, France, and Italy expected to be hit the hardest.
From a window in a Čuburac apartment, one can overhear passersby discussing cholesterol, politicians, acquaintances, or even planning to cheat the system.
While awaiting tender results, there are plans for the Belgrade Railway Station to be transformed into a Historical Museum by May of next year.
This article discusses the introduction of city patrols and command-security measures in Belgrade and the government's silence on the matter.
