Serbia and Armageddon: Fiery Sands, Shallow Danube ↗
Front page leadExtreme weather events across Europe, including in Serbia, are highlighted, pointing to a disturbed natural balance and its severe impact this summer.
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The Vreme news website from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories focus on the upcoming elections, including generational divides in voting, statements from political figures like Miloš Vučević, and analysis of voter polarization. There are also pieces on…
Extreme weather events across Europe, including in Serbia, are highlighted, pointing to a disturbed natural balance and its severe impact this summer.
A podcast discusses the sports failure of Red Star Belgrade, the club's business dealings, the implications of Zelensky's visit to Belgrade, and other current events.
The article argues that the normalization of violence, particularly against government critics, is a significant political achievement of the current regime, leading society to accept it as routine.
An analysis of President Vučić's election campaign strategy, suggesting a focus on older voters (over 60 and 70), and questioning if this is sufficient for victory.
A survey indicates strong support among young Serbians for a student movement and for EU membership, with nearly 90% of eligible youth willing to vote if elections were held soon.
Miloš Vučević announced that Serbia is less than 100 days away from elections and urged all participants to accept the citizens' electoral will in advance.
Political scientist Vujo Ilić states that the strong support for the Student List is resilient and unlikely to change, attributing it to voter polarization rather than specific candidates.
A mental health crisis among sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier is reported, with some attempting to jump into the sea.