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The Vreme news front page covers a range of topics including domestic energy efficiency initiatives in Serbia, natural disasters in neighboring Montenegro and Greece affecting Serbian tourists, and an unusual incident on a Ryanair flight involving a Serbian passenger. It also includes an…
The Serbian government offers to pay 50% of the cost for new windows to promote energy savings. The article questions the project's success and the ease of access for citizens to obtain new windows and for Serbia to achieve energy savings.
Large fires are raging in several areas of Montenegro, with the most critical situation near Herceg Novi where the fire has reached houses. Around 30 residents have been evacuated for safety, and firefighters, military, police, aviation, and volunteers are involved in extinguishing efforts.
Greece is a favorite destination for Serbian tourists, but some beaches pose dangers that should not be underestimated. Strong currents and large waves can threaten even experienced swimmers.
A fire that broke out in Halkidiki led to the preventive evacuation of tourists and residents from Sivir i and Furka. Serbian tourists were among those evacuated by boat to safe locations.
The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released a preliminary report on a Ryanair flight incident where a 61-year-old Serbian man nearly fell out of the plane's window. While bird remains were found in the engine, the cause of the fan blade fracture is yet to be determined.
A by-election in Clacton, UK, featured 34 candidates and a ballot paper nearly 90 centimeters long, with one opponent dressed as a trash can. Behind the bizarre spectacle lies a serious problem for Nigel Farage and his party, 'Reform UK.'
Raiffeisen Bank has been recognized with six awards from Global Finance for its digital banking services in Serbia.
