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The front page of Vreme, a Serbian news outlet, features domestic political news, including discussions on media controls ahead of elections and alleged Croatian interference in Serbian elections. It also highlights crime, a former governor's political statements, and international news concerning…
One of Serbia's most read portals warns that content will only be publishable by an editorial tandem arriving from Blic.
For the first time in recent and any other history, election night on Vreme's YouTube channel titled 'Igor Božić and This Situation'.
Former governor Dejan Šoškić, a candidate for the Student List, announces in an interview for the new issue of Vreme that the new government will remove bad cadres, pass a lustration law, and investigate the origin of assets.
What are the connections between the police and crime? Do those in uniform hit harder or those with ski masks? And why are more and more teenagers working for criminal clans? Vreme writes about this in its new issue.
Alta Group announced that it does not know why its owner Davor Macura was banned from entering Montenegro. The company states that he only received a border police report at Podgorica airport and will request a decision on the ban.
Serbia has sent a protest note to Croatia due to, as stated, attempts to influence the election process and the way Croatian media present the political situation in the country. Aleksandar Vučić also commented, claiming that Croatia is most openly interfering in Serbia's elections.
Vreme analyzes the campaign, the puzzle of high turnout, and investigates who will be the student candidate for president. In a major article, it considers scenarios for election night.
The United States is considering using the MOAB bomb, known as the 'mother of all bombs', in potential new attacks on Iran, CNN reported, citing US officials. However, there are doubts whether this weapon could destroy deeply buried Iranian nuclear facilities.
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