Betrayal is a Choice: SNS Leaders Attack Veselin Milić ↗
Front page leadThe ruling SNS party is reportedly portraying Veselin Milić as a traitor, with the former head of Belgrade police resisting this internal party conflict.
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The Vreme news website from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include internal political struggles within the SNS party, a severe heatwave affecting Serbia, ongoing wildfires in Deliblatska peščara, and a crime report about a stabbing in Belgrade. International…
The ruling SNS party is reportedly portraying Veselin Milić as a traitor, with the former head of Belgrade police resisting this internal party conflict.
Serbia is experiencing a prolonged period of very high temperatures, with forecasts predicting up to 39 degrees Celsius. A brief cooling is expected mid-week, but the heat will return over the weekend.
A large wildfire in the Deliblatska peščara has engulfed over 1,500 hectares, with more than 400 people, including military personnel, engaged in firefighting efforts.
Typhoon Dolphin has made landfall in eastern China, forcing the evacuation of over a million people. Despite the storm weakening, heavy rainfall and floods are still a risk.
A 15-year-old has been apprehended on suspicion of stabbing an 18-year-old woman in Belgrade. A broken knife was reportedly found at the scene.
German journalist Michael Martens discusses his controversial question to Ukrainian President Zelensky in Belgrade about how Europe can help 'kill more Russians.' He explains his reasoning and perceived errors.
The article reflects on the significance of the EXIT festival for Novi Sad and Serbia, positioning it as more than a commercial event and a symbol of free thought.