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This story discusses the prevalence of graffiti with pro-regime messages and insults targeting citizens, noting that these are not cleaned and the perpetrators are not pursued by the police or judiciary, suggesting state involvement.
A podcast episode featuring the show's original hosts and a guest discusses unpleasant trends for the authorities in a relaxed atmosphere at the president's summer residence.
Documents and electronic correspondence obtained by the weekly Radar suggest active involvement of people from the president's cabinet in communication between state bodies, contractors, and other parties related to the collapsed canopy project.
The potential candidates from the student list for elections have become an open secret, but their participation is not being confirmed, raising questions about the reasons behind the delay.
Professional drivers and air conditioning technicians are among the most sought-after professions in Serbia, but employers struggle to find workers despite high salaries, with drivers earning up to 300,000 dinars and technicians charging up to 150 euros per hour.
A man identified as R. T. from Istok has been arrested in Kraljevo on suspicion of espionage and collaboration with the Albanian intelligence service.
Scenes of thousands of young Moroccans entering Spanish territory have ignited political struggles in Spain, with the army now tasked with covering gaps that the police could not secure.
President Aleksandar Vučić commented on a public opinion poll published by Vreme, stating he is prepared to congratulate the opposition if they win, indicating his awareness of a potential electoral shift.
A seven-meter python swallowed an adult in the Northern Moluccas, highlighting a rare and fatal encounter between humans and large snakes.