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The front page of Vreme, a Serbian news website, features a strong focus on upcoming elections in 2026, with several articles discussing political developments in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Other prominent stories include a commentary on a political figure's nightmare regarding the October…
The ruling party prefers to remember the October 5th revolution by the burning of the Parliament, but the day began eleven days earlier with Slobodan Milošević's lost elections. Ahead of the October 25th vote, two opposition figures discuss different opposition factions, vote monitoring, and the…
Milorad Dodik's party and his candidates have won elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska again, with Dodik personally thanking Donald Trump for the victory.
Following months of protests and support for students, Serbian activists abroad are moving into a new phase of engagement: elections, aiming to influence events in Serbia from afar.
The Students' List has informed the authorities that their attempts to prevent the diaspora from voting them out will fail.
Aleksandar Šapić broke the nose of Tatjana Mićić, a councilor from the 'Kreni-promeni' movement. At a press conference, he did not apologize to the victim but to his SNS party colleagues and Vučić.
Jimmy Stanić, expected to perform in nursing homes, filled new representative venues in Zagreb and gathered audiences elsewhere in his country, stating he would retire only if he collapsed on stage.
Recently, Croatian veterans requested the government to conduct mandatory checks on public activities of foreign performers before their engagement in Croatia.
In response to a query, the management of the Serbian National Theater...
At the EXPO 2027 souvenirs exhibition, the line between business and politics is blurred.
If you think such a person doesn't exist, you are mistaken...
Commentary on the official declaration of irregular elections.
Commentary on the quality of TV debates on the N1 channel.
