Pegasus Spyware Used to Spy on Students ↗
Reports indicate that students have been targeted by advanced spyware, and this article explores what these programs are and how they function.
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Vreme
The Vreme news website's front page features a mix of domestic Serbian political and social issues, with a focus on alleged government surveillance of students using Pegasus spyware. Other prominent stories include political commentary on President Vučić's activities and upcoming elections…
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Podcast: Why Vučić Didn't Dare to Go to Novi Sad ↗
Front page leadThis podcast discusses whether police protected citizens from 'progressives' thugs, if Vučić will call elections, the campaign strategy, violence in Užice, and the implications of Ratko Mladić's death for Vučić domestically and internationally.
The Planned Cult of a General ↗
This article from the new issue of Vreme explains how Ratko Mladić's heroic image was not natural but deliberately constructed by political centers, televisions, and newspapers since the wars began.
Archbishop Teodosije for 'Vreme': Palestinians Will Not Surrender ↗
Archbishop Teodosije, the second Palestinian-born Archbishop of the Jerusalem Patriarchate, gives an interview discussing the Palestinian situation.
Brnabić: The State Does Not Spy on Students ↗
Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić denied claims that the state used sophisticated spyware to monitor students during a protest, stating no evidence was provided.
Elections in Serbia: Will Tomorrow Dawn? ↗
The article argues that students are being monitored, wiretapped, and recorded to be 'drilled,' indicating the regime is making the elections a life-or-death matter, leaving scorched earth behind.
Socialists from Knić: 'Most Young SPS Members Think Like Branko Ružić' ↗
Two local SPS councilors in Knić defected from the party, refusing cooperation with 'violent and uneducated' progressives, and state that most of their remaining SPS colleagues think like Branko Ružić.
Students: We Were Targeted by Spyware ↗
International technology laboratories have confirmed allegations of spyware attacks on students' phones, according to a student from the Faculty of Political Sciences.
Armed Conflict of Ukrainian Services in Kyiv: Three GUR Members Injured (Video) ↗
An incident involving Ukrainian services in Kyiv resulted in injuries to three members of the GUR (Main Intelligence Directorate), shaking the Ukrainian military.
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