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The front page of Vreme, a Serbian news website, features a mix of domestic political commentary, social issues, and international news. Top stories include an analysis of the similarities between Trump and Vučić, concerns about corruption in Serbia, and a delayed student protest in Banja Luka…
This opinion piece compares the leadership styles of former US President Trump and Serbian President Vučić, highlighting their shared creative approach to reality and focus on maintaining personal power. It suggests that Vučić's promises are aimed at his base rather than genuine fulfillment…
This commentary criticizes the ruling Serbian Progressive Party for allegedly corrupting the fight against corruption by misusing reports from the Anti-Corruption Council and passively allowing the Agency for Prevention of Corruption to violate laws, leading to Serbia's decline in international…
The Prime Minister of Republika Srpska, Savo Minić, stated that activists from the Serbian electoral list 'Students Win' could hold a rally in Banja Luka if they received police permission, a statement made after the students' event was already canceled.
The Republic Electoral Commission has ordered the Power of Serbia Movement, led by Bogoljub Karić, to rectify issues with its electoral list within 48 hours, citing doubts about the authenticity of some voter signatures.
The company DM withdrew an advertisement featuring influencer Dunja Jovanić after public backlash suggested it promoted the idea that girls do not need mathematics, arguing instead that girls should learn to calculate the costs associated with being women.
Approximately 45,000 students, as part of the 'School Strike Against Military Obligation' initiative, demonstrated against the potential reintroduction of mandatory military service in Germany.
This article celebrates fifty years of U2, one of the biggest rock bands of all time.
