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The front page of Vreme features a mix of domestic Serbian news, with a strong focus on upcoming elections and the role of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, alongside international news covering protests in Venezuela and France. There are also cultural pieces on a play cancellation and a film.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) in Serbia, with over 41,000 members, is the largest armed formation in the country, but its true strength is difficult to assess due to high politization and questionable connections.
Vreme will broadcast a special live program on its YouTube channel on Sunday, October 25th, from 7:30 PM, featuring election results, reporter updates, and expert analysis.
Election silence, which began at midnight and lasts until polls close on Sunday, October 25th, has long been questioned for its effectiveness in the age of social media.
The final rally of the Student List before the October 25th elections conveyed a message of 'It's over!', resonating with its target audience.
Citizens marched towards Slavija from six directions for the Student List rally, with columns starting from various points in the city.
The performance of 'The Balkan Spy' was canceled shortly before the Student List rally due to actors' indisposition, despite the director's assertion of her own well-being.
This piece discusses the film 'Golden Cut '42 – Children of Kozara', directed by Lordan Zafranović, delving into its themes.
The article presents insights from sociologist Balint Madar on how to dismantle a mafia-influenced state.
France is preparing for Saturday protests, with the Paris court overturning a previously issued ban on demonstrations.
The opposition in Venezuela is protesting for the first time in nearly two years, with demonstrations organized across the country.
