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The Vreme news website features a mix of domestic Serbian news and international affairs. Top domestic stories include details on government financial aid distribution, a critical look at the state security agency's alleged surveillance tactics, and an analysis of public interest protection…
Details emerge on how citizens will receive state financial aid, with some getting funds directly in their private bank accounts and others through postal savings banks, along with information on withdrawal deadlines.
An interview with an electroengineer and psychotherapist highlights the risks and limitations of using AI chatbots for mental health therapy, emphasizing concerns about privacy, data usage, and the lack of human accountability.
An analysis discusses the role of courts in protecting public interest, particularly in environmental and cultural matters, arguing that their function is to safeguard specific rights and interests against actual harm, rather than settling political disputes.
The UN General Assembly has approved Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's request to speak at the annual world leaders' summit, despite a renewed denial of a visa by the U.S. government.
An article alleges that Serbia's security agency (BIA) uses media and political channels to spread accusations, such as collaborating with foreign services, to justify surveillance and espionage.
Reports on a gathering of environmental organizations that are protesting potential development or mining activities, vowing to prevent them.
This story focuses on student testimonies related to the 'Generalstab' case, involving candidate Estela Radonjić Živkov.
An article discusses the political influence or potential impact of a doctor, possibly Nestorović, who is currently ill, with expelled party members calling for something related to him.
