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Economist Dejan Šoškić emphasizes the need for expert analysis and anti-corruption measures over pre-election financial handouts for citizens, as part of budget rebalancing discussions.
A blog post commemorates 22 months since the collapse of a canopy, with messages from Belgrade and Novi Sad indicating that the struggle for accountability continues.
Overnight, multiple containers were set on fire in the center of Kraljevo, with the flames spreading to two vehicles.
An analysis explores the parallels and divergences between the Serbian opposition in 1999 and the current political landscape, suggesting a self-inflicted decline.
Minister Stanković stated that the concept of an engaged intellectual is out of step with contemporary societal trends.
The Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) announced that two people have been arrested, and one is still being sought in connection with the murder of Novica Elek in Surčin.
A bus accident on the Red Sea coast in Egypt has resulted in the deaths of at least 16 people.
Local residents in the Župa wine-growing area express strong concerns and fear about the proposed construction of a recycling center, believing it would destroy their livelihoods.
Experts analyze Yettel's decision to block N1 and Nova S channels for some users, deeming it a political move timed strategically before the elections.
A comparison of minimum wage levels across EU countries and Serbia reveals that the minimum wage in Luxembourg is equivalent to nearly two average Serbian salaries.
Political analysts discuss the expulsion of Branko Ružić from the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), interpreting it as a move by the party leader to curry favor with President Vučić.
The article discusses the impending transfer deadline for the football club Red Star, hinting at potential signings for wing, striker, and possibly a left-back.