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This leading article calls for national mental and moral hygiene through confronting the dark sides of the past, highlighting the divisive legacy of Ratko Mladić and the courage of those in Serbia and Republika Srpska who oppose nationalism and acknowledge war facts.
The Public Gathering Archive has published its own estimate of the number of attendees at the funeral of war criminal Ratko Mladić.
Following the funeral of Ratko Mladić, the primary reactions from the region involved the withdrawal of employees from the embassy and criticism of overly mild statements from the EU.
An experiment by a Sydney Morning Herald journalist with a fake seventeen-year-old revealed how quickly social media content can lead users into gender conflict and then into violent and misogynistic messages.
The swift dismissals of directors of all ANN media outlets in the region raise concerns about potential hostile takeovers, particularly involving a Hungarian tech group with ties to Viktor Orbán and Serbian President Vučić.
Prime Minister Đuro Macut stated that calling elections is not a sign of state weakness but a confirmation of its democratic strength and trust in its citizens.
A narrow majority of faculty plenums opposed Vladan Đokić as a candidate for the Student List, but neither the students nor Đokić himself have made an official announcement. The story questions whether this veto will remain in effect.
This digital platform is designed for collecting evidence and monitoring the votes of Aleksandar Vučić, with applications intended to be used during the election day.
The announced second Bitef as a collective is discussed in the context of occupied culture.
The article questions the status of film grants announced by Selaković, noting that the NFFIT has concluded and competitions for Film...