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The main stories on Vreme's front page focus on a mysterious Air Serbia flight to Moscow that was diverted back to Belgrade, involving prominent Serbian politicians. Other domestic news includes political commentary on President Vučić, an interview with a former special police commander about…
An Air Serbia flight JU 134 to Moscow, carrying Aleksandar Vulin, Dušan Bajatović, and Nenad Popović, was diverted back to Belgrade after several hours and then departed again for Moscow, raising questions about the politicians' travel intentions.
Srbijagas director Dušan Bajatović stated he was on the Air Serbia flight to Moscow that was returned to Belgrade due to issues with Alta Bank and gas supply.
Air Serbia explained that flight JU 134 to Moscow was diverted over Lithuania and returned to Belgrade because of additional security checks required for one of its passengers.
Milovan Milivojević made a strong accusation against President Vučić, stating that the president is seeking revenge on him and his deceased child.
Spasoje Vulević, former commander of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit, discusses the police's role during the election night, the need for reform, and why he refused to allow the SAJ to participate in blockades.
Democrats have secured a majority in both the US Senate and the House of Representatives, marking a significant shift in control after two years of Republican dominance.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar's government is initiating the process of opening sensitive files related to individuals who acted as informants during Hungary's communist era.
An analysis questioning whether the actions related to Alta Bank could disrupt the financial sector.
A Belgrade court has ordered a pre-trial detention of up to 30 days for Davor Macura and two other individuals suspected in a case.
A commentary piece discussing whether President Vučić's influence has waned, particularly after the Student City elections.
