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The Vreme news website from Serbia focuses on domestic politics, including election results and the political landscape. It also covers social issues like environmental concerns, international relations, and cultural events. A notable aspect is the discussion surrounding the recent "Student List"…
Research indicates that changing a system of governance based on total societal control, from the judiciary to state-owned enterprises and public assets, is a significant challenge, suggesting that 'Vučićism' has permeated even the management of public services.
Repeat elections at 53 polling stations have concluded, and with the snap parliamentary elections of October 25, 2026, there are no further obstacles to the constitution of the National Assembly in its new term.
Alexander Vučić, defeated in the snap parliamentary elections, expressed offense, stating on TV Pink that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) will not participate in the presidential elections, deeming it pointless to engage in a 'farce.'
Caricaturist Predrag Koraksić Koraks was a visionary, predicting in his 2026 calendar when Aleksandar Vučić would lose power.
Colder days have temporarily cleared the green algae from the surface of two lakes near Čačak, but with the return of warmer weather, the algae are expected to reappear, posing a threat of ecological disaster.
Since the wars in former Yugoslavia and the overthrow of Slobodan Milošević, no event in Serbia has garnered as much global attention as the elections where the 'Student List' decisively defeated the seemingly invincible autocratic regime of Aleksandar Vučić.
In the Serbian corner of the X social media platform, the chauvinistic slogan 'Russians Out!' has suddenly gained prominence. An analysis by 'Vreme' suggests it originated from anonymous accounts that frequently supported the 'European Serbia' list during the campaign.
The director of Pete Belgrade Gymnasium has been arrested for presenting documents.
The 69th Book Fair concluded, lasting for nine days.
North Macedonia has introduced temporary administration.
