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The Vreme news website from Serbia features a prominent focus on domestic politics, particularly concerning upcoming elections and President Aleksandar Vučić's actions and rhetoric. International news regarding the war in Ukraine is also covered, alongside a story about a hotel fire in Serbia. The…
As President Aleksandar Vučić's government increasingly displays violence during the campaign, it complains about being allegedly threatened, portraying political opponents as enemies to be eliminated.
President Aleksandar Vučić has once again justified the existence of 'Ćacilend' in Pionirski Park, Belgrade, hinting at the presence of a 'thug battalion' of his party on election day and spreading misinformation about protesters.
The upcoming elections will be characterized by 'criminalization and electoral engineering by the SNS,' according to Raša Nedeljkov, program director of CRTA, who cited the organization of voting for dual citizens as an example.
The Republican Electoral Commission has 'reassigned' voters abroad in a way that makes it possible for anyone to vote, provided they have the time and money for travel.
Sara Valentik, a young political scientist and farmer from Bački Petrovac, will soon become a Member of Parliament for the Student List and discusses the needs of Serbian agriculture.
A fire broke out around midnight at the 'Club A' hotel on Kopaonik, engulfing the entire facility which was undergoing renovation.
The article suggests that while Aleksandar Vučić frequently mentions women and relies on their votes, they could become targets of his regime if they do not conform to his expectations.
On Putin's birthday, October 7th, Russia carried out one of its most intense attacks on Ukraine, resulting in numerous casualties.
Rebel publishers presented their books, reflecting on the society they lived in last year.
