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The Vreme news website focuses heavily on the upcoming 'Izbori 2026' (Elections 2026) in Serbia, featuring stories about student-led movements, political analyses of potential post-election outcomes, and commentary on election-related events. Other prominent stories include a dispute between N1…
A student victory raises questions about the transfer of power, the SNS victory raises questions about accepting results, and a disputed outcome signals a new phase of political crisis. Bojan Pajtić and Dragan Popović discuss potential post-election developments and the nature of change.
Columns of students are converging on Belgrade for the final rally of the Student List on October 22nd. The march evokes feelings from 2025 when a similar movement traversed Serbia and shook the regime of Aleksandar Vučić.
Saša Đorđević sends a message of support to students from Istanbul, recalling Partizan's 1992 European trophy and urging them to 'touch a brighter sky, you deserve it... much more than all of us before you.'
N1 television announced it will not host Aleksandar Vučić during the slot intended for the 'United Serbia' list presentation due to his long-standing relationship with the newsroom. Vučić and Brnabić called the decision 'fascist,' and the SNS has not stated if another representative will be…
Germany has allocated 500 billion euros for infrastructure projects, but the country lacks the skilled labor necessary for their realization.
Protests by French high school students are not subsiding and are increasingly becoming lead news globally, accompanied by frightening images of naked police brutality. The dire state of French education today reflects the continuous neglect and collapse of public administration, particularly…
The text discusses the potential material damage caused by actions against Serbia's film industry, prompting a criminal complaint against Selaković.
For the fourth day, SNS plans a rally and a gathering at the Sports Hall on October 22nd.
The article discusses the use of spy software 'Pegasus' on mobile phones.
The construction company 'Džimi Komerc,' whose director is related to the SNS, invoiced NIS for 91 million dinars.
