Why 50-Year-Olds Are No Longer Desirable in Serbia ↗
This article explores why individuals in their 50s and 60s are facing discrimination in the Serbian job market, despite being at a peak of their professional careers.
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The Vreme news website from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Serbian politics, social issues, and sports. Key stories include discussions on age discrimination in the Serbian job market, a football match where Serbia lost to Greece and controversial chants…
This article explores why individuals in their 50s and 60s are facing discrimination in the Serbian job market, despite being at a peak of their professional careers.
The Serbian national football team was defeated 2-1 by Greece in a nearly empty stadium, with fans in black reportedly chanting for Ratko Mladić.
President Aleksandar Vučić told reporters in New York that he would resign on the evening of September 27th and would explain his decision to the public.
Croatia's recent large arms purchases have escalated the decade-long armament race with Serbia, raising questions about funding and future acquisitions for both nations.
The portal 'Prvi na skali' reports that there are almost 13,000 unregistered voters in Kragujevac, with many living at addresses lacking numbers.
Firewood prices increased at the end of August, and Belgrade's power plants have requested a change in heating energy prices starting October 1st.
The shoe factory Vero, located in Apatin, has initiated liquidation, resulting in the dismissal of 90 employees.
An interview with Aleksandar Čupić discussing his perspective, likely related to student politics or activism.