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The front page of Vreme, a Serbian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political commentary on Serbian leaders and regional relations, reports on fires in Serbia and the surrounding region, and cultural news regarding a film award. Other articles…
This piece critiques the political strategies of Serbian leaders, specifically mentioning Vucic and Dodik, and suggests that Serbia's past progress was more significant when it acted as a regional hub rather than relying on Bosnian Serb support.
Wildfires in Croatia and Serbia have calmed down overnight, but firefighters are still on high alert due to high temperatures, drought, and wind, which hinder complete extinguishment.
An article discussing the life and legacy of Henry Kissinger, presented with a quote about lessons for both subjects and rulers, and referencing a book published in Belgrade.
The 'Pavle Vuisić' lifetime achievement award was given to actress Tanja Bošković, but the Ministry of Culture did not approve funding for the Serbian Association of Film Actors for this award.
The Roma community emphasizes the need for investment in education and the creation of an economy where people are not forced to work for minimum wage, with the YUROM Center advocating for legally grounded affirmative action in enrollment.
Residents of Surčin have received blue and green bins for recyclable materials and general waste, with instructions to place them outside their gates on specific days for collection by the City Hygiene service.
The Danube River has reached record low levels this summer, impacting navigation, energy, agriculture, and river ecosystems, raising questions about the future of European rivers.
