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The Vreme news website from Serbia features prominent stories on domestic politics, including President Vučić's potential resignation and upcoming elections, as well as societal issues like the impact of ragweed and economic concerns regarding living wages. International news includes a piece on…
Aleksandar Vučić is expected to resign as President of Serbia today, a position he has held since 2017, but will remain a key player in upcoming elections and will trigger a procedure for electing a new president.
The national broadcaster RTS has invited Aleksandar Vučić and Ilija Srdanović to participate in a televised debate ahead of the elections, questioning whether the campaign can support a serious discussion.
The article discusses the pervasive problem of ragweed in Serbia, affecting 10-20% of the population, and how its seasonal impact continues to be a recurring issue.
Mauritius, reliant on tourism and sugar cane, also breeds tens of thousands of monkeys for experiments, despite the availability of animal-free testing methods.
The online portal Mašina reports a bot attack, with around 10,000 accounts following its Instagram profile, and concerns that the account might be taken down.
Students who cycled across Serbia for ten days carrying the Constitution of Serbia were met with enthusiasm from citizens and supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).
A decent living in Serbia requires approximately 154,000 dinars monthly, while the average salary is nearly 30,000 dinars lower, with those on minimum wage facing an even greater deficit.
Peter Magyar states that Hungary has been plundered, often cleverly through legal means, and that those responsible will be held accountable.
The article reflects on historical political movements and their proclaimed policies, questioning their relevance and outcome in the present day.
A piece reflecting on the work and legacy of the renowned composer Ryuichi Sakamoto.
