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Vreme's front page features domestic political news prominently, including election campaign developments and commentary on Serbian politics. International news covers natural disasters in Chile and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Media-related stories also appear, discussing changes in news…
Former Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić appeared in an election spot for Aleksandar Vučić, urging support for the 'Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia' list and calling for unity.
A commentary on Aleksandar Vučić's campaign tactics, suggesting his unconventional approach mobilizes voters and sympathizers, comparing it to the 'Philosopher's Stone' from Harry Potter.
The director of the 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium, Radivoje P. Stojković, has not complied with court orders to reinstate professors Rima Grujić and Marija Vasić.
The owner of Nova.rs, Pedro Vargas David, arrived with his chosen editor-in-chief, Marko Stjepanović, but the editorial staff collectively stated they would not work with him.
Portals aligned with the government are heavily promoting their content, while critical portals are being targeted for discipline, as seen with the Nova portal.
An interview with Peter Vukašinović Klem discusses the 'Hungarian Restart' movement and students resisting government pressure, highlighting their positive and hopeful campaign messages.
Heavy rains in Santiago and its surroundings caused floods and landslides, leading to the evacuation of over 1,000 people and reports of injuries.
The sentiment in Ukraine towards the war and potential concessions is uncertain, with mixed reactions to the ongoing conflict.
Nidal Malik Hasan, convicted of killing 13 people, is set to be transferred following his sentencing.
Books by Nobel Prize winner E.L. Doctorow (Kason) have been translated into Serbian, but the magazine 'Polja' is publishing them, and they are not yet widely available.
