What is the difference between Vučić's 'We won't give up Kosovo' and the… ↗
Front page leadA comparison is drawn between the political rhetoric of Serbian President Vučić regarding Kosovo and the position of students on the same issue.
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A comparison is drawn between the political rhetoric of Serbian President Vučić regarding Kosovo and the position of students on the same issue.
Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina are participating in their tenth general election since the end of the war, with particular focus on the presidential race.
According to AP, numerous buses transported supporters of Aleksandar Vučić to Belgrade to mark the beginning of his campaign for prime minister.
A commentary piece titled 'Where is the focus?' by Aleksej Kisjuhas.
The 'Archive of Public Gatherings' has provided an estimate of the number of people who attended the pre-election rally for the 'Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia' list.
Dragan Đilas has issued a response to Ivica Dačić.
A bomb is being detonated in Palilula, with 350 members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs participating. Dačić gave the signal to begin the operation.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has made an unannounced visit to Kyiv.
A minor sustained a gunshot wound to the neck and told emergency medical services that he was playing with a firearm.
Actor Rene Bitorajac discusses the film 'Children of Kozara,' stating that when the film was made, there were no students or commentators involved, and they did not sign any contracts with political figures like Vučić or Dodik.