Vreme's Anniversary Issue: From End to Beginning ↗
Front page leadVreme magazine is publishing a special anniversary issue dedicated to the victory of the Students' List.
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The Vreme news site features several domestic and international stories. Prominent domestic news includes a special anniversary issue of the magazine focusing on the victory of the Students' List, discussions on potential disruptions to Belgrade's public transport due to unpaid bills, and a call…
Vreme magazine is publishing a special anniversary issue dedicated to the victory of the Students' List.
An analysis of how the SNS party managed to win only in prisons and why the elections have reshuffled the entire political scene, topics covered in the new Vreme issue.
In the latest podcast episode, President Bodrožić, leader Georgijev, and editor-in-chief Švarm discuss current events and future prospects.
GSP Belgrade faces a potential suspension of energy supplies due to outstanding debts to suppliers, according to the 'Centar' union, with a gas supply halt for buses announced.
Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić should be questioned about his knowledge regarding the reconstruction of the Railway Station in Novi Sad, according to law professor Vesna Rakić Vodinelić and lawyer Jovan Rajić.
Following the electoral defeat of the 'European Serbia' coalition, another local committee of the Freedom and Justice Party is leaving, aiming to continue the fight for local government change.
Mevlid Jašarević, a Serbian citizen, has served 15 years for the attack on the US embassy in Sarajevo and is now detained for possible extradition to the US, with his defense arguing against a retrial.
A 13-year-old girl from the village of Gornji Matejevac near Niš has been found after the activation of the 'Pronađi me' (Find Me) emergency alert system.
An account of a narrowly avoided conflict on election day, involving a sound cannon and the readiness for confrontation with citizens.
Review of the film 'A Well-Maintained Balance', directed by Đorđija Oukli.