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The front page of Vreme, a Serbian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Prominent domestic stories include the funeral of Ratko Mladić with state honors, an explanation of how to claim a 6,000 dinar government aid, and political commentary on opposition party strategies…
This article analyzes how Ratko Mladić's individual guilt was transformed into a supposed defense of an entire nation, and why Serbia struggles to move past this burden. It argues that individualizing guilt offered Serbia a path to resolution, but political and media elites chose to obscure this…
Ratko Mladić, a convicted war criminal, was buried with full military honors at the Topčider cemetery in Belgrade, officiated by Patriarch Porfirije. Thousands of people gathered outside the church early in the morning.
This article provides guidance on the application process for a 6,000 dinar state financial aid, detailing the conditions to be met and the procedure for its disbursement through 'Poštanska štedionica' bank.
The article discusses the electoral success of the 'Alternative for Germany' party in the Saxony-Anhalt elections, noting that while they performed strongly, they fell short of forming a government. It explores the implications of these election results.
The 'Movement for Free Citizens' (PSG) states that they will only participate in the upcoming elections as a united front. If a unified opposition slate is not formed, they will back the student list.
Bojan Pajtić, a professor at the University of Novi Sad, argues that it would be irresponsible for opposition parties to run in separate lists. He believes that no single opposition party will cross the electoral census and urges support for the student list.
Parents at the 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium express concern over the high turnover of teachers, with 54 educators replaced in just over a year. Some of these included long-serving teachers and specialized staff.
This is a review of Ante Tomić's novel 'Kraljević Marko oslobađa Imotski', published by Laguna, Belgrade in 2026.
The NAFFIT film festival has concluded, with Nastasja Kinski receiving an award. The article mentions that it's unclear who else received recognition.
