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The Vreme news website features a mix of domestic and international stories, with a strong focus on Serbian politics, sports violence, and cultural issues. Prominent topics include alleged mobbing within the national ballet, a controversial presidential pardon, and political commentary on recent…
A Partizan fan, Nikola Jovanović, was severely beaten outside Belgrade Arena after a Euroleague match by a group reportedly associated with Ratko Mladić supporters, allegedly due to his Twitter posts.
A group of ballet dancers from the Serbian National Theatre is demanding an investigation into Aja Jung's qualifications to lead the ballet and seeking legal protection against her alleged mobbing, particularly targeting older dancers.
Marija Vasić, a sociology professor, expresses anger that former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's abolition treated her as a criminal and denied her a chance to prove her innocence in court.
The article discusses how Aleksandar Vučić has lost control over narrative and language, exemplified by the battle over the term 'ćacike' (a derogatory term used for children).
The Kragujevac city administration states that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) did not apply for or receive permission to occupy public space for an event called 'Ćacilend'.
The article investigates the identities of eleven individuals pardoned by Aleksandar Vučić in his final act as President of Serbia, suggesting they are 'associates'.
The article questions Serbia's governmental capacity and potential actions while key leadership positions, including the Prime Minister, are held in an interim capacity, citing constitutional norms.
The story highlights an unexpected success in European football attributed to a Greek team playing with Serbian impetus, suggesting they are not content with mere participation.
The ABA League faces uncertainty as no agreement has been reached, putting the second round of the competition in doubt after the first round was not played.
