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Front page leadA new generation of young people is bridging divides in Serbia, creating a political community based on freedom, justice, and anti-corruption, which is seen as a necessary condition for change in the country.
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The Vreme news front page in Serbia highlights domestic political developments, including preparations for elections and government financial aid. It also covers international news such as piracy off the coast of Somalia and protests in the Philippines related to Israelis. A severe weather warning…
A new generation of young people is bridging divides in Serbia, creating a political community based on freedom, justice, and anti-corruption, which is seen as a necessary condition for change in the country.
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Instructions are provided for all adult citizens of Serbia on how to receive a one-time financial aid of 6000 dinars, explaining whether they need to apply or if it will be automatic.
A red weather alert is in effect across Serbia due to extreme temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius, with a risk of fires, and cooling expected from Tuesday.
A ship carrying Turkish weapons with ten crew members, including two Serbians, has been hijacked off the coast of Somalia.
Despite the rise of cashless payments, the amount of cash in circulation in the EU is increasing as people fear crises and want to keep cash readily available.
The arrival of an increasing number of Israelis on Siargao Island in the Philippines has led to protests from residents concerned about incidents and the opening of a Jewish cultural center.
The article questions whether the 'Student in Every Village' campaign is keeping pace with President Vučić's rural campaign activities, which involve village visits and promises of infrastructure and improved living standards.