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The Vreme news front page focuses on domestic Serbian issues, including a corruption investigation into the demolition of Hotel Jugoslavija and the construction of luxury towers, the arrest of former minister Rade Basta for alleged misuse of funds, and an investigation into the use of government…
The long saga of demolishing Hotel 'Jugoslavija' and constructing luxury towers under the patronage of 'Millennium Team' has led to the arrest of those responsible, suspected of building without permits.
An investigation reveals that funds allocated by the Serbian government to the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) for mosaics at the Temple of Saint Sava may have been transferred to Moscow via Alta Bank, raising concerns about the use of public money.
Former Minister of Economy Rade Basta has been arrested on suspicion of approving unjustified donations to sports clubs at the expense of 'Beogradske elektrane'.
A student movement that started on university campuses has gained majority support across the country, winning over voters who previously supported minority parties and reaching rural areas where the opposition previously struggled.
Post of Serbia announced that 66 post offices will be open on November 11th and that there will be sufficient cash for pension payments.
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti is demanding that Serbia recognize Kosovo's independence and extradite Milan Radoičić. The Students' List considers Kosovo an integral part of Serbia, and there is no final decision on Radoičić's extradition.
Two men have been arrested in connection with threats made against journalist Brankica Stanković.
A pink diamond weighing 24 carats, known as the 'Bulgari Pink', was sold for $14.6 million at an auction in Geneva.
