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The Vreme news website from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include arrests in Novi Sad related to election day unrest, a political commentary on corruption, and allegations of bot interference on social media targeting independent media outlets…
Serbia has received its first pipes for the transit of American gas, a project that has been ongoing for years and has now accelerated. The European Union is not enthusiastic about Serbia's choice of American partners.
In Novi Sad, an operation is underway to arrest a group suspected of planning to cause unrest in Belgrade on the day of the parliamentary elections.
The interview discusses the perceived 'experts' within the current regime, highlighting accusations of bought diplomas and plagiarism among those in power, contrasting them with the qualifications of opposition figures.
The traditional dance 'Kolo' has moved from celebrations to protests, with even those who previously avoided it now learning the steps, becoming an expression of unity.
Independent media and organization Instagram accounts were targeted on October 20th with a new wave of bot activity, five days before the elections, marking the second such incident this campaign.
At an election rally in Leskovac, Dačić stated that the main task of the SPS party is to prevent the events of October 5th from repeating.
SRCE has requested that the authorities guarantee that they will not declare a state of emergency or ban peaceful gatherings in the final days of the campaign, citing statements from the BIA director and representatives.
Moldovan authorities are questioning whether data from Jandeks Go was used for personal gain.
Ahead of the elections on October 27th, the central theme is a discussion about the resurgence of propaganda tactics reminiscent of the Goebbels era.
A former White House lawyer claims that 'influential' people are being targeted by an investigation.
