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The Vreme news website from Serbia features domestic political news, including President Vučić's comments on a mysterious fire, a proposed constitutional change, and a political dispute between ruling and coalition parties. It also covers a bizarre incident at a horse race in Bosnia and…
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić described the fire in Deliblatska Peščara as 'very strange' and 'scattered,' implying that a conspiracy theorist might entertain unusual thoughts about its origin.
Justice Minister Nenad Vujić urged citizens and media to verify information about the Deliblatska Peščara fire with official sources, discouraging the spread of inaccurate claims.
At least three people were injured when a car, driven by an individual known to police, intentionally drove into the audience at a horse race near Bileća, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
An opinion piece argues that the Serbian Orthodox Church has been implementing a decade-long campaign of centralization, serving the Serbian regime by persecuting those deemed unfavorable.
Ana Brnabić proposed to citizens in Belgrade that the Serbian Constitution be amended to allow Aleksandar Vučić to serve as president for another term.
SPS official Branko Ružić responded to sharp criticism from Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, who accused him of prioritizing money and business plans and engaging in 'petty theft'.
In an interview, Maja Mitić discusses the struggle of whether to participate or withdraw, emphasizing festivals as free zones for self-reflection and exchange, and the importance of active engagement.
Citizens at the Nušićijada festival in Ivanjica booed Minister of Culture Nikola Selaković and the local mayor, Aleksandar Mitrović.
