Trio Against the Machinery: Why Students Believe in Victory ↗
Front page leadA student political list faces an uphill battle against the regime's media dominance but shows early promise due to dedicated individuals ready to work hard.
Serbia
The Vreme news website focuses on domestic political developments in Serbia, particularly concerning upcoming elections. Top stories include the challenges faced by a student political list against state-controlled media, commentary on media ownership and potential sales, and official election…
A student political list faces an uphill battle against the regime's media dominance but shows early promise due to dedicated individuals ready to work hard.
Ilija Srdanović states he will focus on solving citizens' problems rather than responding to attacks from pro-government tabloids.
Journalists and media circles are discussing the potential sale of 'Blic', a prominent Serbian media outlet, to businessman Saša Blagojević, though the owners deny it.
The Republic Electoral Commission rejected public objections regarding a potential conflict of interest with the electoral list name 'Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia'.
A Romanian party has urged its national minority members and the public to support the 'Student List' in the upcoming parliamentary elections.
The article questions whether other KLA members will face trial for war crimes and before which court.
Vreme reports on the significant and costly arms race between Belgrade and Zagreb over the past decade, suggesting enough weaponry exists for a major war.
The US has increased its key interest rate for the first time in over three years, potentially leading to further hikes to curb price increases.
Aleksandar Vučić is not going into the final election push.