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The Vreme news website front page highlights a deep societal issue of youth involvement with organized crime in Serbia, where minors are recruited by criminal clans for illicit activities and arrests are used to inflate statistics. Other prominent stories cover upcoming Serbian elections, a…
It is an open secret that at least 150 young people from Belgrade alone are regularly available to criminal clans, recruited as couriers for transporting money, drugs, or messages, and for acts like throwing Molotov cocktails, killing, and even getting arrested. While the prosecution boasts about…
On Sunday, October 25th, starting at 7:30 PM, Vreme will broadcast special live coverage on its YouTube channel, featuring election results, reporter updates, initial reactions, and in-studio analysis for the Serbian elections.
The documentary 'The Final Reckoning' chronologically depicts the events that led to October 5th and the fall of Slobodan Milošević's regime in 2000.
A study indicates that the media outlet N1 dedicated significantly more airtime to covering the Pride event compared to RTS, while participants in the march were three times more represented as interviewees on RTS.
Even if Serbia chooses small modular reactor technology and secures funding, significant challenges remain regarding site selection, considering geological and seismic factors, water availability, grid connection, environmental impact, and nuclear safety, making it a complex political and…
The French Ministry of the Interior announced that 70,000 police officers will be deployed to enhance security presence across French cities during upcoming protests.
The company M Enterijer Gradnja, responsible for reconstruction work at the GAK in Višegradska, is under scrutiny following the collapse of a ceiling.
More than 20 festivals have not been held in the past year, indicating a decline in cultural events and activities.
A painting by Vlah Bukovac was sold for half a million euros at the Dorotheum auction house in Vienna.
The article discusses financial issues and payment problems related to the Faculty of Philosophy.
