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The Vreme news website from Serbia features several domestic stories, primarily focusing on politics and upcoming elections. Key domestic topics include an analysis of a public relations campaign by President Aleksandar Vučić, concerns about election engineering by the SNS party in Republika…
After Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's public relations campaign initiative, the website 'Who are you?' remains, with no reports on its effects and suspicions that public resources were misused for a political marketing move.
Aleksandar Vučić appeared visibly ill during a campaign event, continuing to kiss and hug adults and children and entering their homes.
There is a suspicion that 'voting phalanxes' are being organized and directed by political structures to specific polling stations to achieve predetermined election results.
Minja Bogavac, along with the Reflektor Theatre, expresses confidence that collective efforts can achieve anything, anticipating a positive turn of events.
The Assembly of Kosovo elected economist Justina Široka Pulja as president with 81 votes, one more than the required majority in the 120-member parliament.
Starting October 7th, the 'Soko' train will make stops in Petrovaradin and Rumenački put, according to 'Serbian Railways Infrastructure'.
Serbian farmers face increased costs and uncertain prices for the new sowing season, compounded by drought preventing land preparation in some areas.
It is believed that Vučić tried until the last moment to divide the Students' List, either personally or ideologically.
Kristie Pike, sentenced to death in Tennessee, survived the lethal injection process.
The article questions why Hungarians are afraid of the fast 'Soko' train.
