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The Vreme news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Serbian politics, particularly concerning President Aleksandar Vučić and reactions to the death of Ratko Mladić. There are also stories on student protests, cultural events like a film…
This article questions how journalists are selected to ask questions during President Aleksandar Vučić's press conferences and the role of Suzana Vasiljević in managing them, suggesting a controlled media environment.
Students in Užice have organized a blockade, asserting their growing strength and defiance, with the message that Užice is not afraid.
The article discusses international outrage and criticism of the Serbian government's reaction to Ratko Mladić's death, stating that Serbia and its regime have not changed.
This piece is an anthology focusing on Jewish literature, specifically the prayer shawl, curated by Laila Šprajc and published by the Jewish Community in Zagreb.
A retrospective on the life and work of Federico García Lorca, marking 90 years since his death, exploring his contributions to Spanish poetry and theater, and the circumstances of his assassination.
The Niš Film Festival has opened, featuring domestic film stars and enthusiastic audiences, signaling a revival of the city's cinematic scene.
An analysis of the political and social implications of Ratko Mladić's death in Serbia, particularly concerning the timing before elections and the government's handling of funeral arrangements.
President Aleksandar Vučić declared his intention to win the upcoming elections with a 'ballpoint pen' during a rally in Užice, emphasizing his desire for a united Serbia.
The Herceg Novi Film Festival has concluded, featuring prominent Serbian actor Dragan Mićanović, and highlighting the event's connection to Serbia.
A commentary piece by Filip Švarm discussing Ratko Mladić and his associates.
A commentary suggesting that Serbian society is not fundamentally divided but rather lacks freedom.
