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Front page leadAccording to FAZ, Serbian authorities continuously downplay the significance of war crimes, including those committed by previous Serbian governments.
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The Vreme news front page from Serbia features stories on war crimes, artificial intelligence, cultural commentary, Belgrade's civil defense, the situation in Kosovo, and upcoming parliamentary elections. There's also a story about the potential impact of AI on the internet.
According to FAZ, Serbian authorities continuously downplay the significance of war crimes, including those committed by previous Serbian governments.
Artificial intelligence could advance so rapidly that a 'swarm' of such systems might gain control of the entire internet within six to 12 months, warns the CEO of 'Anthropic'.
A commentary piece discusses the role and significance of theater amidst a regime that undermines culture, quoting Marina Mađarev who states that irrelevant theater fears change.
Belgrade could get a modern civil protection system, similar to Madrid's, to enhance prevention, citizen aid, and support for police and other city services, according to a public discussion.
This story questions the legal basis for the demolition in Gazivode and the potential far-reaching consequences of such actions.
The collection of signatures for the Students' List saw long queues across Serbia, indicating significant enthusiasm and support for the student initiative.
Dragan Milić calls on the opposition not to endanger Serbia's future.
A large majority of people in Serbia know whether they will vote or not.
Four days before the first-instance verdict is delivered, there is a general mobilization in Kosovo.