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The Vreme news website from Serbia features a mix of domestic political analysis, election-related news, and social issues. A significant portion of the front page is dedicated to discussions on political violence and the upcoming 2026 elections, including reports on protests and clashes in Novi…
The ruling party labels protestors as violent, while its supporters physically attack citizens, and regime media exacerbates tensions; a sociologist explains this as a "sadomasochistic type of authoritarian personality."
A physical conflict occurred near Futoška Market in Novi Sad between SNS activists and citizens supporting students, prompting police intervention.
The hometown of Slobodan Milošević, usually loyal to the government, is showing signs of change as nearly three thousand people signed support for students, indicating a stirring in a town long known for its silence.
Cigarette packs in Serbia will soon feature graphic images and new health warnings, similar to international standards.
Pensioners are receiving electricity discounts before the heating season and elections, with the benefit amount and duration detailed.
The Tirana City Council unanimously granted honorary citizenship to Hashim Thaçi, Kadri Veseli, Jakup Krasniqi, and Rexhep Selimi.
A retaining wall collapsed in Belgrade's Braće Jerković neighborhood, raising concerns about systemic problems in Serbian construction.
Following the exclusion of Branka Ružić, other SPS officials have resigned from their positions in various cities.
Protests by French high school students have spread, leading to blockades and confrontations with police.
An examination of the importance of pets in Serbia (and elsewhere) for human well-being.
