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Serbia
The Vreme news front page from Serbia highlights domestic issues including political propaganda, extreme heat, and infrastructure projects in Kosovo, alongside international conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine.
This article criticizes the use of 'ustaše' (fascist collaborators) propaganda by the ruling party in Serbia, noting its escalation as the government's position weakens and becomes more desperate.
Serbia is experiencing the peak of a severe heatwave, with the Republic Hydrometeorological Service issuing serious warnings across the country.
The water level of the Danube River is predicted to reach an all-time low on Wednesday, August 5th, with the RHMZ providing forecasts for the coming days.
An article questions the Ministry of Culture's funding decisions, suggesting that festivals like Čukafest receive priority over more established cultural institutions like Kolarac.
Albin Kurti visited the construction site of the third bridge over the Ibar River in Mitrovica, confirming that the project is on schedule for completion by the end of the year.
The United States has significantly depleted its stock of interceptor missiles, including THAAD, Patriot, Tomahawk, and ATACMS, due to the conflict with Iran, causing concern in the Pentagon.
Ukrainian authorities reported that at least 15 people were killed and 22 injured in a large-scale Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv and its surrounding areas.
An interview with Ivan Blagojević discusses how the Serbian state appears uninterested in the Nišvil jazz festival, despite its significant annual economic contribution to the city of Niš.
