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The front page of Vreme, a Serbian news website, focuses heavily on domestic politics, with several articles discussing upcoming elections, government actions, and political figures. International news is also present, particularly concerning the conflict in Ukraine. Economic news includes a…
This article questions the regime's celebration of a man convicted of genocide and war crimes, probes Rasim Ljajić's reaction at a derby, explains why Vučić could no longer postpone the election, and discusses the opposition and students' roles in Serbia's election landscape.
Serbia begins distributing one-time financial aid to pensioners, ranging from 20,000 to 35,000 dinars, accompanied by a letter from President Aleksandar Vučić.
A student describes the unsettling experience of her phone being targeted by spyware, raising concerns about privacy and surveillance within the country.
A Russian drone struck a train near the Ukraine-Poland border shortly after former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and other European officials had passed through the station.
Students are preparing to submit signatures for their 'Student List - Students Are Winning' to the Republic Electoral Commission, with significant public support continuing.
President Aleksandar Vučić expressed dissatisfaction with the planned 75-day military service, considering it insufficient while acknowledging its potential to instill responsibility.
An analysis suggests the Public Prosecutor's Office statement regarding a 'sound cannon' aligns with the ongoing election campaign narrative.
Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, prompting experts to warn about the potential for AI to surpass human control if not managed effectively.
The Šabac Theatre is reportedly facing a deficit of 15 performances and a shortage of actors, impacting its operations.
A piece discussing various topics, potentially cultural or societal, indicated by the inclusion of names like Damir Karakaš and Sunčanik, and referencing Belgrade.
A commentary piece, likely critical of political practices, possibly related to election strategies and the actions of Aleksandar Vučić.
