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The Vreme news site features domestic political developments in Serbia, including upcoming elections and criticism of the ruling party's campaign tactics. International news covers a former US envoy's dismissal and a harsh sentence for a gymnastics coach. Health news reports on the West Nile virus…
Two years after constructing a canopy, the ruling SNS party is holding a large rally in Novi Sad, a city they had previously avoided. Students are urging citizens to let the 'circus' pass by.
Sara Valentik from the Students' List states that their organization has many experts in various fields and can collectively create solutions and proposals to achieve their goals.
Following data on Aleksandar Vučić's screen time, the ruling party is left with only witty remarks. Experts in the media scene describe the campaign as the dirtiest ever.
So far, 59 people in Serbia have been infected with West Nile fever. There are more cases than usual across Europe, but the season is slowly ending.
Paolo Zampoli, a long-time friend of Donald Trump who maintained close contacts with Serbian authorities, is no longer the US President's special envoy. This could bury the Serbian state's last hope of getting closer to the White House.
US President Donald Trump has ultimately given up on the public broadcast of a terrorist's execution. Why is there a return to executions in America?
Gymnastics coach Sean Gardner filmed minors in locker rooms and restrooms in Mississippi for years. The court imposed a draconian sentence on him.
Details about the movie 'Heart of the Beast', directed by David Ayer and starring Brad Pitt.
It sounds incredible, but it's true – AI worms could soon spread through household appliances.
On Sunday, October 25th, from 19:30, 'Vreme' will broadcast live on YouTube the election night coverage.
