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The front page of Vreme, a Serbian news website, features a mix of domestic political news, international affairs, and societal topics. Key stories include the upcoming parliamentary elections with a focus on the 'Student List' and other opposition parties, an interview with a candidate from the…
An interview with Slobodan Bubnjević, a candidate for the Student List, discusses the list's program, campaign, and beliefs regarding the future government and their chances of victory in the upcoming elections.
The 'Student List' and part of the opposition are running against the ruling party, but with different strategies for the snap parliamentary elections on October 25th. Discussions in 'Utisak nedelje' covered who is running, who supports the students, who will pass the census, and internal…
The decision of the student movement to translate its significant social energy into electoral politics is presented as the most important political experiment in Serbia, and possibly beyond.
Ilija Srdanović, the first on the Student List, refused a second invitation from Vučić for a TV debate, stating he is not obligated to talk to anyone.
In collaboration with an Israeli company, Serbia has opened a drone assembly plant in Belgrade's Makiš settlement. Zion Amir, a prominent Israeli lawyer who also represents Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been appointed as one of the directors, BIRN reports.
European intelligence agencies warn that Russia may test NATO in the coming months with limited incursions into an Alliance member's territory. Baltic officials, however, do not see signs of an imminent attack.
After two years where up to 40% of IT job postings offered remote work, this model has fallen to 26% in 2026.
Some citizens are receiving money directly into their accounts, while others are being directed to the Pension and Savings Fund.
Srđan Dragojević and Goran Marković are suing.
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