Pardons as the Last Act of Vučić's Willfulness ↗
Front page leadLegal experts believe President Vučić's pardons are an abuse of his official position, questioning whether they are acts of mercy or arbitrary decisions.
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The Vreme news site's front page focuses heavily on domestic Serbian political issues, particularly President Aleksandar Vučić's pardons and alleged abuses of power, alongside discussions on political transitions and recent arrests. It also includes a story on the Bollywood film industry facing…
Legal experts believe President Vučić's pardons are an abuse of his official position, questioning whether they are acts of mercy or arbitrary decisions.
As the new government prepares to take over, the outgoing regime still holds power and may attempt to conceal illicit activities, despite claims from the ruling party about becoming the opposition.
This commentary questions when Vučić became insignificant, why his political downfall is seen as an awakening from a nightmare, what student movements should be wary of, and how to establish responsibility for Serbia becoming a mafia state.
Zagorka Dolovac has ordered an investigation against Marko Kričak for allegedly beating students in the garage of the Serbian government building.
A segment of the Ministry of Culture staff warns about accelerated preparations for disbursing hundreds of millions of dinars in contest awards, including for the Expo.
The list of individuals pardoned by Aleksandar Vučić before his resignation includes one accused of hitting student Sonja Ponjavić with a car, and six accused of assaulting citizens during protests in Novi Sad.
The High Courts in Belgrade and Novi Sad have published the names of those pardoned by Aleksandar Vučić for criminal prosecution before he resigned as President of Serbia.
The 'Vreme' issue following the historic elections sold out quickly, prompting a reprint, and readers are urged to purchase their copy soon.
Bollywood film stars are reportedly being harassed by mafiosos, with the article exploring the reasons behind this.
Following the revocation of the license for ALTA bank, there are concerns about the employment of 7,000 individuals.