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The Vreme news front page features a mix of domestic political analysis, election news, and international affairs, with a focus on the upcoming Serbian elections and their potential impact. International news includes a piece on the rise of the far-right in Europe and its connection to global…
An analysis of how President Vučić's government has fostered an elite among minority political representatives, and how this dynamic could be crucial in the upcoming clash between the regime and the Student List.
The program of the Student List hints at a form of lustration, a concept popular with the public but interpreted differently by each individual.
At the presentation of the electoral list 'Authentic Right – Dr. Miloš Jovanović', the list leader stated that their result would undoubtedly be 'never better'.
The triumph of the far-right in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt has seriously shaken Germany and threatens further tremors across Europe, which has long struggled to respond to the rise of conservative sovereignists and anti-immigrant nationalist extremists.
Politologist Florian Bieber believes that Aleksandar Vučić called elections expecting a victory, but also under pressure due to circumstances, especially since SNS does not have a presidential candidate.
Ahead of the fourth hearing in the General Staff case, the Association of Architects of Serbia informed Jared Kushner by letter about the pressure being exerted on witness Estela Radonjić Živkov.
Milenko Jovanov, in the name of the SNS, has offered a 'black box' as a political instrument in the pre-election campaign, containing what 'blockaders' allegedly offered citizens: violence and chaos, without a program or plan.
Lawyer Vladimir Prijović particularly criticized the participation of lawyer Dragoslav Ljubičanović and higher public prosecutor Miodrag Marković in the show, stating their appearances questioned their professional objectivity.
A Yugo drives to America; directed by Filip Grujić and Aleksa...
