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A report marks the anniversary of violent incidents in Valjevo, Serbia, which started peacefully but escalated into severe violence, including against children. The story also details subsequent legal actions against 34 individuals and comments from a lawyer and the Protector of Citizens regarding…
A year after a protest in Valjevo, three legal proceedings have been initiated against 34 individuals accused of attacking police officers. This article provides an update on the legal ramifications of the event.
A lawyer representing citizens involved in the Valjevo protest claims the legal process is being deliberately delayed to obscure the truth about the events of August 14th.
The Protector of Citizens (Ombudsman) has investigated the actions of the police during the Valjevo events, interviewing relevant parties to gather information on the conduct during the protest.
An investigative report from Forbes Serbia highlights that climate change is negatively impacting the Serbian economy, questioning the current understanding and economic cost of these effects.
This science and technology report discusses whether climate change is responsible for altering the patterns and intensity of heatwaves.
A brief mention related to a campaign or donation, likely for medical assistance, linked to someone affected by the West Nile virus.
This story focuses on an individual named Nikola who is struggling to walk due to West Nile virus and requires assistance for his medical treatment and rehabilitation.
An announcement for a special broadcast titled 'Valjevo Remembers,' scheduled to air tonight after the evening news program.
A report detailing a tragic accident in India where at least seven workers lost their lives during the construction of a tunnel.
A large fire has broken out near Omiš, Croatia, causing extensive damage to houses, cars, and boats. Seven individuals are in critical condition, and many others have sustained injuries.
Raiffeisen Bank has been recognized with six awards by Global Finance for its achievements in digital banking services within Serbia.
Serbian Minister of Internal Affairs, Bratislav Gašić (though the text says Dačić, it's likely Gašić given the context of fires), announced that ten active fires in Gornji Brestovac have been brought under control.
An investigation has uncovered details about an incident on a Ryanair flight where a passenger nearly fell out of a window, with the passenger reportedly being from Serbia.