Former Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta caused a scandal by declaring that he deliberately flooded Romanian villages in 2014 to save Belgrade, which he claims earned him Serbian citizenship and an avalanche of political attacks ahead of the presidential elections.
Serbia hired the American lobbying firm Blacksmith Capital because of the sanctions against NIS. The agreement with this company will be signed soon
Resigned Prime Minister Miloš Vučević will not participate in the work of the new Government. Nevertheless, he is still, at least formally, at the head of the Serbian Progressive Party. What will be his political role
The teacher from Svrljig, who was the only one in his school to suspend classes in January, recently quit his job. The pressures on educators are getting more intense, and they come from many sides - from the authorities, school administration, and even parents.
Belgrade is acquiring 100 new trams, based on private agreements with the Romanian factory "Astra", claims CLS. Why do trams come to us from Romania, if in Kragujevac there is a world-renowned brand of Siemens trams
The city administrations of Niš and Vranje paid millions of dinars from their budgets to pro-government tabloids, and especially to Informer. It is a systematic abuse of the media law, says Professor Rade Veljanovski
Pulmonologist Dejan Žujović founded the Serbian Liberal Party. What does he stand for and does he have anything to do with the Serbian Liberal Party of Kosta Čavoški and Nikola Milošević
"Ćacija" was also present at the student protests in 1996/1997. How did Nemanja Đorđević aka Krmača, Mira Marković's top student, who "just wanted to study"
Darko Glišić, the resigned minister of public investments, says that Zagorka Dolovac must start doing its job. The tabloids have been writing the same for some time. Everyone, from the police to RTS, is now subject to criticism from the authorities. Is it a political game?
Washington and Moscow are negotiating on the reactivation of the Nord Stream gas pipeline, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said.
The European Court of Human Rights asked the Republic of Serbia to answer questions about the possible use of sonic weapons at the protest in Belgrade. What does this mean for Serbia and what kind of obligations does it, a member of the Council of Europe, have according to the decisions of the court in Strasbourg
About 43 percent of women in Serbia give up their share of inheritance in favor of male relatives. Although the law guarantees equality in inheritance, customs and patriarchy still leave a large number of women without property
"There is no going back to the old ways. Many felt freedom and understood its importance. The right way is to support children and support the future. This was also recognized by the old people who barely have a living, who came out with great difficulty, but they did it in order to give a warm welcome to that army that marched into our hearts", says Natalija Jovanović, dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Nis, summing up her impressions.
The President of the Assembly talked about the lost materials of students and pupils in a guest appearance on K1 television, mentioning a kind of D-Day, when it will be known what will happen to the academic year. She also missed the number of schools that are blocked, and that significantly
Milorad Dodik was sentenced to one year in prison and banned from holding office for six years. How will this verdict affect the already unstable Bosnia and Herzegovina
In his public appearances, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić increasingly insults those who publicly refuse to submit to him and spreads hate speech. This kind of narrative, originating from Vojislav Šešelj, Vučić's political father, is still the core of the progressive government's communication with dissidents.
Slavija, Autokomanda, Novi Sad, and since yesterday, Kragujevac, were strongholds of the largest student protests that have been held so far. What are the future plans of the students and where does this rebellion lead?
The last stage of the student march to Kragujevac started this morning. On Friday, residents of Niš, Novosibirsk, Belgrade and young people from Western Serbia will cross the last kilometers, and in Kragujevac, a festive welcome is being prepared for them.
During his visit to the Rasin District, the President of Serbia convinced a disability pension beneficiary that the situation in the country is better than ever. During this time, the amount of the disability pension is often not enough to cover basic living expenses
Sunday marked 100 days since the tragedy in Novi Sad. The students blocking the colleges are not giving up their demands, they are not showing any signs of fatigue and are announcing new actions
After 14 years, the Benetton plant in Niš is closing, and the workers have learned that they will be out of work for the next months and that production will last until April. They do not have any guarantee about the payment of severance pay, apart from the management's promise
"I saw from the signatures of the petition to support the students that a large part of the policemen were afraid. In their demands, the students ask for the work of institutions and the rule of law. That is why MUP exists. But, of course, there is also that smaller part of the police that this system suits, because they are unjustly rich and find themselves in positions that they would never have been in if this country had been organized."
The pavilions at the Belgrade Expo 2027 will then be demolished - and it is not known who and what will be built there. Also, it seems that the government intends to put those pavilions into "trial" operation, without a use permit
Parents of children who go to private kindergartens have not yet received state subsidies for the previous month. When the editorial office of "Vremena" sent calls to the Secretariat for Education and Child Protection to the mentioned numbers, no one answered two of them, one was constantly busy, and two of the numbers claimed that it was a mistake and that they are not competent at all.
A voice hums from the megaphone politely reminding the gathered to pick up after themselves and not leave trash. The cleaning operation will start soon and will last for the last three hours of the blockade. Some of the banners are slowly being packed, while those hung on the overpass above the highway remain as a reminder. And then, the students will split up. Someone goes home to rest, and someone goes to university. Blockades continue
How the escapades of the popular presenter Sanja Marinković and her guests can endanger women who suffer domestic violence
On the occasion of the SOC announcement, the students said that their protests are based on the values of Saint Sava. Dušan S. and Nikolina Sinđelić assess that the generalization of students is unfair and that the Church should stand with young people who are fighting for a better society
