Serbia Faces Increasingly Dangerous Forest Fires ↗
Front page leadSerbia is at increasing risk of forest fires, with experts warning about the danger, while large-scale fires simultaneously affect France, Spain, and other parts of Europe.
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The front page of Vreme, a Serbian news website, highlights several key stories. Dominating the headlines are reports on intensifying forest fires in Serbia and across Europe, and the ongoing political campaign involving rallies and public events. Other prominent stories include a report on a…
Serbia is at increasing risk of forest fires, with experts warning about the danger, while large-scale fires simultaneously affect France, Spain, and other parts of Europe.
Government officials are touring Serbia like a traveling circus, animating their voters under tents. This campaign is the cover story of Vreme's summer double issue.
A psychiatrist, Dr. Milutin Kostić, is facing attempts to destroy his professional credibility among patients and challenge his ethics, indicating the regime's willingness to go to extreme measures.
All parts of Serbia are under an orange meteo-alarm due to a heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach 33-36 degrees Celsius and high UV radiation posing health risks.
The County Court in Split sentenced former JNA General Borislav Đukić to 16 years in prison for war crimes against civilians in the Šibenik area, along with six other former commanders.
Željko Kerum, former mayor of Split and entrepreneur, has been arrested in Croatia, reportedly in connection with illegal construction and legalization of buildings.
Oil prices have risen by seven today.
The regime in Serbia talks about "ustašas," and a writer questions the use of this term in political discourse.
The electoral match will be played until the last moment...