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A student campaign for an election list, described as 'Serbia has never been more beautiful,' began with a procession to the Republic Electoral Commission, featuring music and a festive atmosphere, symbolizing hope for Serbia.
The payment of a one-time aid of 6,000 dinars will be distributed over four days, concluding on Friday, with details on who receives the money and when.
During the UN General Assembly session, trucks with screens displayed scenes of life and violence involving Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, driving through the streets of New York.
Media organizations are seeking urgent court protection after the Trump administration's decision to deny them access to the White House, citing attacks on press freedom.
With elections called, winning is key for both the Student List and Vučić's regime, though their paths diverge significantly, with an analysis of their respective positions.
The article discusses the rise of verbal violence in Serbia's political discourse since the announcement of snap elections, contrasting it with the more direct physical violence citizens have experienced.
The March Festival has begun, showcasing a two-year selection of documentary and short films, though the program notably lacks films that comment on Serbia's current reality.
In the fourth hearing of the Generalštab case, the accused maintain their innocence.
An interview with Slobodan Bubnjevic, a candidate for the Student List, discussing their program.
An article discussing the concept of 'general public self-defense from evil' in relation to the Student List's program.
Students at FDU have released a provocative spot which Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić recognized as a call for the arrest and silencing of Aleksandar Vučić.