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An SNS businessman who invested over half a million euros in the Vista Rika fund is reportedly securing numerous state contracts with entities such as Elektrodistribucija, PIO Fund, and the National Bank.
Prosecutor Lazić stated that the public has the right to know both who was pardoned and the reasons why criminal charges against Aleksandar Vučić were dismissed.
A report indicates a collapse in the control system for major state projects, with at least 70 million euros paid to Chinese entities following a tragedy.
The Archive of Public Gatherings has published data on the number of attendees at the Students' List rally held in Slavija.
This article explains the exact time when Serbia switches to winter time and the implications for sleep patterns.
Partizan has signed a new player who is expected to complement coach Penaroya's vision, following the recent derby match.
The passing of the renowned actor Tom Skerritt has been reported.
The article recounts the story of the first man to be cryogenically frozen in 1967 and the unexpected discovery made when his capsule was opened 24 years later.
Footage shows a wild celebration in the locker room after a game-winning buzzer-beater shot, including a fan descending from the stands to kiss the Italian player.
In her autobiography, Gordana Bjelica described her living situation with her daughter Teodora, stating they moved frequently like tenants, in relation to Miroslav Lazanski.
A couple embarked on a journey to Norway with two old Golf cars, only to be stopped by German police, leading to an unexpected turn of events.
Three nutritionists were asked about their preferred late-night snacks, and they all provided remarkably similar responses.
As protests erupt across Europe, far-right leaders like Le Pen, Meloni, and Bardella are seeking to capitalize politically on the ensuing chaos.
