School Attack in Zagreb Injures Two ↗
A student wearing a mask and carrying a sharp object attacked a peer and a cleaner at an Electrical Engineering School in Zagreb.
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The Vreme news website from Serbia covers a range of topics including a school attack in Zagreb, political maneuvering by the Serbian government concerning pensioners and elections, historical reflections on Al-Qaeda, migration issues in Spain, an interview with an Austrian writer, and a…
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Billion Euro Gesture: How the Government 'Buys' Pensioners ↗
Front page leadThe exact pension increase remains unknown, but the government has already prepared several social benefits for people it relies on for votes.
Which Parties Support the Student List? ↗
Among those not running in the elections but supporting the student list are the movement of Nis doctor Dragan Milic, Dveri, and LSV.
Will Vučić Engage in the Expected TV Debate? ↗
Aleksandar Vučić avoids TV debates with genuine journalists who ask tough questions, raising doubts about whether he will finally agree to a debate with an unknown opponent.
RTS Humorists Announce 'Balanced' Campaign Coverage ↗
Despite President Aleksandar Vučić frequently appearing on RTS's news program, the public service now claims it will cover the campaign 'fairly' by selecting participants based on 'relevant public opinion polls'.
Quarter Century Since 9/11: Where is Al-Qaeda Today? ↗
Al-Qaeda is no longer the organization it was on September 11, 2001, but it has not disappeared, with its branches remaining strong in unstable parts of Africa and Asia.
Spanish Authorities Knew of Imminent Influx to Ceuta? ↗
Eighty thousand Moroccans surged into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta at the end of July, causing a significant shockwave in the European Union, and it appears this was known in advance.
It Would Have Been Right for Tišma to Receive the Nobel Prize ↗
The Nobel Committee notably overlooks the Balkans, and it is a great shame that Ivo Andrić remains the only Nobel laureate in literature from Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia, and Croatia.
Will Artificial Intelligence 'Kill All Humans'? ↗
Warnings suggest that artificial superintelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity.
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