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The Vreme news website from Serbia features a prominent story about a student movement's criticism of President Vučić's policies regarding Kosovo. Other top stories include interviews with actor Milan Marić and student representative Oliver Tošković, a podcast episode, a health update on a new…
A student movement asserts that the Vučić-Dačić-Brnabić regime has ceded control over Kosovo to Pristina, including police, judiciary, personal documents, civil defense, license plates, area codes, Gazivode, post, payment systems, cadastre, power, telecommunications, public enterprises, and…
Actor Milan Marić expresses his concern for his country's situation, stating that no citizen should ignore current injustices, especially when armed criminals stand alongside the police while people who speak out are threatened.
Oliver Tošković of the Student List compares corruption and crime to a metastasized cancer, advocating for measures like special investigative police and lustration to contain and eventually eradicate them.
In a new episode of the podcast 'This Situation,' President Bodrožić, leader Georgijev, and editor-in-chief Švarm discuss and analyze recent events.
The Military Medical Academy (VMA) in Serbia now offers treatment for certain tumors using the 'cyber knife,' a new technology covered by the state, alongside new minimally invasive surgical methods.
Three decades after the Dayton Agreement, the narrative of 'ethnic threat' continues to be a winning strategy in the general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A decline in support for ruling parties and Chancellor Friedrich Merz's historically low approval ratings have contributed to the continued growth of the AfD party.
Igor Burić discusses creation and heart conditions.
A British center for maritime operations reported an incident involving a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz.
Protests by French high school students have led to the closure of 400 schools across the country.
