Serbia's Direction: Will Students Oust Vučić from Power? ↗
Front page leadStudents in Serbia may be on the verge of protesting and potentially removing President Vučić from power.
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Capital's front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on Balkan politics and Bulgaria's economic and defense dealings. Top stories include potential student protests in Serbia against President Vučić, Bulgaria's 2027 budget plan, and a Bulgarian gambler's…
Students in Serbia may be on the verge of protesting and potentially removing President Vučić from power.
The government's budget plan for 2027 indicates a modest reduction in expenditures and an increase in mandatory insurance contribution thresholds.
A Bulgarian individual has reportedly lost 100 million euros through gambling.
A significant new military project is emerging focused on acquiring IRIS-T air defense systems.
Reports include an incident involving a ship in NATO waters, Bulgaria's purchase of air defense systems worth 1.139 billion euros, and a potential minimum wage of 660 euros.
Serbia's geopolitical and economic balancing act between Western, Chinese, and Russian interests appears to be reaching a critical juncture.
A commentary piece discussing conflicts, Serbian cultural elements, and electoral processes.
The legitimacy of questions surrounding the President's pardon powers during an election campaign is examined.
An analysis explains that high dairy prices in Bulgaria are due to raw material shortages, vulnerable farmer subsidies, and market concentration.
Farmers require quicker access to biological products for plant protection, questioning the effectiveness of the Omnibus X directive for food and feed safety.
The article suggests that young people are increasingly investing in stocks as a form of building wealth.
Global stock markets are experiencing a significant sell-off, with SK Hynix implementing certain conditions.