What's happening in Europe?
Serbia
The front page of Vreme features a mix of domestic political and economic news, cultural events, and international analysis. Key stories include scrutiny of media mogul Željko Mitrović's business decisions following a political shift, changes in leadership at Serbian public broadcaster RTS, and…
Following a change in government, media mogul Željko Mitrović announced a significant reduction of his Pink media empire, acknowledging its dependence on state funding.
Serbian public broadcaster RTS has replaced eight editors of its Informative Program, with the new editorial team issuing an apology to viewers for the previous reporting standards.
Jugoslav Gašić, a candidate for the Student List, stated that his party will not cooperate with the Serbian List in Kosovo, viewing the latter as part of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party's political structure.
A majority of employees at the Atelje 212 theater have begun a warning strike, demanding the immediate resignation of acting director Ljubiša Ristić, leading to the postponement of evening performances.
A phenomenon observed on social media suggests that even after recent elections, some individuals react with fear and panic to any public appearance by members of the Serbian Progressive Party, particularly Aleksandar Vučić.
An attack on the Israeli Embassy in Belgrade on October 28th occurred amidst post-election tensions, nearly two and a half years after a similar incident at the same location, raising questions about radicalization and security.
The author recounts witnessing Aleksandar Vučić declare his own defeat during the recent elections, marking a significant moment in Serbian political history.
The latest issue of 'Vreme' magazine is selling exceptionally well, prompting the timely arrival of a new print run to meet demand.
An investigation into the Serbia Film Center suggests potential issues regarding the management and allocation of state funds for film production and promotion.
