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The Vreme news front page features a mix of domestic Serbian political and social issues, alongside international news. Top stories include an investigation into a potential trial involving President Vučić and a significant political party, concerns about media licenses for a new television…
This analysis questions why a trial involving the 'Novi Sad Twelve' would be problematic for President Vučić and why he is acting defensively, suggesting that pardons for individuals associated with the regime will cause unease.
According to 'Vreme', the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) will discuss granting a broadcast license to Nova television today, a request previously submitted by N1 management.
Serbia is expected to adopt an AI law by year-end, with the main question being the applicability of European Union's AI Act provisions within the Serbian context.
French high school student protests have entered their third week, with a 15-year-old severely injured in Lens, and over 5,000 arrests, mostly teenagers.
Some lament the lack of 'polite' election debates, others analyze who 'crushed' whom on camera, but a significant portion of undecided voters believe these debates are unproductive.
US President Donald Trump stated that the United States has 'very good relations with Serbia' in response to a journalist's question about strategic dialogue.
A fire broke out on a section of the Niš Fortress during a rally and fireworks display by supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Niš.
Sixteen officials and members of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) collectively resigned citing 'convictions' just weeks before the early parliamentary elections.
Germany plans to reduce the number of work visas for the Western Balkans starting January 1, 2027.
