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The Vreme news website from Serbia features a mix of domestic political news, international affairs, and cultural updates. A significant portion of the front page is dedicated to Serbian politics, including the appearance of Milan Radoičić at an SNS rally and an analysis of President Vučić's…
Milan Radoičić, who claimed responsibility for the Banjska incident, was seen at an election rally for the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Kragujevac, standing next to Danilo Vučić, son of the former president.
Sociologist Jovo Bakić describes the current political situation as a fight between those who advocate for the general good and those who have captured the state, warning of a descent into a state controlled by drug cartels if the former does not prevail.
Montenegrin authorities have ordered the expulsion of five Russian citizens, including the founder of the 'Rybar' Telegram channel, citing them as a risk to national security.
Donald Trump aims to show voters he can curb the rising cost of living by arranging a deal with Russia for diesel fuel, though limited quantities and uncertain delivery dynamics question the immediate impact on consumer prices.
Over 600 citizens of Voždovac have signed objections to a plan for constructing a 36,000 square meter residential block next to Bajford's Forest within two hours.
According to an analysis by the Independent Cultural Scene, the state has spent €1,416,500 on questionable cultural projects this year, with over €315,000 allocated to projects by Lazar Ristovski and Aja Jung.
The article discusses Aleksandar Vučić's presence in Kragujevac and analyzes the machinery of the Serbian Progressive Party during election campaigns.
Nearly 2.7 million people in Serbia suffer from high blood pressure, highlighting the silent nature of the disease and its impact.
This article discusses books from the Laguna publishing house that will not be featured at the upcoming Book Fair, focusing on works by Dejan Stojiljković and Srđan Srdić.
A clip from the Nova editorial office suggests that specific individuals are in a hurry, possibly referring to political or business dealings.
