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Milica Srejić

She has been writing for "Vreme" since February 2023 as a scholarship recipient of the Economic Journalism Workshop. She is a graduate student at the Faculty of Political Sciences and was in the editorial staff of the faculty television, in the show "On the Line".

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A jump in the number of private pharmacies

Health care

More and more pharmacies without professional staff

In a large number of pharmacies in Serbia, pharmaceutical technicians work, which is not in accordance with the law, said Minister of Health Danica Grujičić. This is happening because of the uncontrolled opening of pharmacies, Dušanka Stefanović Radisavljević from the Union of Doctors and Pharmacists of Serbia tells "Vreme"

The white stork census has begun

Protection of animals

White stork census: Citizens are invited to help count themselves

The first round of the white stork census in Serbia has begun and will last until May 31, and the coordinator of this year's International White Stork Census, Kristina Milošević, tells "Vreme" that they monitor the number of birds through monitoring, and that way the necessary protection measures can be determined. Citizens are also invited to participate in the census

How difficult is it for students to find a job after graduating from college?

First job

Studies for love or benefit: Which degrees pass the labor market and which do not

The Faculty of Civil Engineering annually receives from 200 to 400 requests for the employment of young engineers from construction companies, and students of the Faculty of Traffic or Mechanical Engineering have no problems either. However, what about students in the social sciences and humanities? Saška Simić, a graduate student at the Faculty of Political Sciences, tells "Vreme" that she did not imagine that finding a job "would be this difficult".

Organ transplantation

One call that saves a life

According to the International Registry of Organ Donation and Transplantation (IRODaT), Serbia is among the last on the scale of organ donation rates in the world. The Philippines, Nicaragua and Vietnam have a lower rate. In 2023, 32 cadaveric transplants from 12 donors were performed in Serbia, and in 2022, only two. The situation is not better in 2024 either, only two transplants were performed from one donor

Sudden drop in temperature.

Time change

A sudden drop in temperature can cause dangerous health problems

After the temperature dropped by about 20 degrees, the cardiologist of the Emergency Center of the Clinical Center of Serbia, Predrag Mitrović, told "Vreme" that such sudden changes in the weather can cause a stroke or disturbances in the heart, and that because of them there are more and more people suffering from meteoropathy.

Andrej Obradović is on hunger strike for the fifth day.

On the spot

Andrej Obradović's hunger strike: "I am not silent for justice!"

Andrej Obradović, who on February 14, the police broke into the apartment where he lives with his roommate and subjected him to "brutality, torture, psychological, physical and sexual abuse" for several hours, has been on hunger strike for five days. If the competent institutions do not respond to his demands by tomorrow evening, he also announces the radicalization of the strike

It is not known exactly where the trees that greened Nis were planted

Greening cities

Niš: Chik, find a good place and plant a tree

City officials in Niš claim to have planted thousands of trees, but critics say the saplings cannot compensate for the large trees that have been cut down. And that in the whole of Niš, you can hardly find any green areas - everything is buildings, parking lots, concrete

Team

First Lego League competition

The "Lego Musketeers" from Kragujevac won first place in Slovenia and qualified for Florida

At the First Lego League Adria Region competition in Slovenia, students from Kragujevac won first place and qualified for the next competition in Florida. However, they need RSD 3,5 million for that

Pepper prices for school excursions.

"Time" investigates

Pepper excursions: The Ministry dictates the conditions, schools choose, parents pay

The graduates of the Third Belgrade High School are not going on an excursion that should have cost close to one hundred thousand dinars per student. The Association of Travel Agencies told "Vreme" that schools choose the excursion program and that, while little Germans or French people sleep in hostels, accommodation of at least three stars with half board is prescribed in Serbia.

Today is World Roma Day.

World Roma Day

Marina Simeunović: The society does not have an adequate mechanism for protection against discrimination

"A survey was recently conducted that shows that as many as 32 percent of representatives of public authorities do not know that there is a Law on Prohibition of Discrimination. This is very problematic, because if every third person does not know, the question is how he will be able to treat a citizen of Roma nationality or any other nationality or anything that can be a basis for discrimination from that position.

Alcohol treatment

Alcoholism in Serbia: There is not just "one more glass"

Aleksandar Janić from the rehabilitation center "Duga" Novi Sad and someone who fought with alcohol addiction told "Vreme" that this problem is huge because it is not recognized as such and because alcohol is widely available

A dog in an asylum

Croatia

A petition that entered the criminal code: Whoever abandons an animal goes to prison

From now on, anyone who abandons an animal in Croatia faces a prison sentence of up to one year. If the abandonment caused death, the irresponsible owner could be imprisoned for up to two years

Environment

In Serbia, there is no way to treat hazardous waste

The main problem in Serbia regarding the disposal of hazardous waste, international environmental and energy expert Dušan Vasiljević told Vreme, is that the entire system is incomplete and incomplete because there is no facility for the treatment of hazardous waste in Serbia. mostly exports that waste. What is not exported and cannot be treated is stored until further notice

The "Find Me" system was activated for the first time.

Interview

Igor Jurić: I have hope, but you should be prepared for the worst news

When the two-year-old girl Danka Ilić disappeared three days ago, and the search for her is still ongoing, the "Find Me" system was launched. In response to criticism of sending SMS messages, Igor Jurić, the president of the Center for Missing and Abused Children, told "Vreme" that this is a technical defect and that mobile operators can send 50.000 SMS messages in one minute, and some even less. "It's up to the mobile operators, not the system itself"

Safety in city traffic

How public transport in Belgrade was systematically destroyed

For years, the public has been hearing about broken brakes, broken windows and doors, all the way to burning city buses, and recently, unfortunately, a life was lost due to such a situation in the GSB. In what condition do public transport vehicles operate? Whose responsibility is it and where does it all lead?

Three decades of NUNS work

For the last ten years, media freedom has been in free fall

"We try to fill out some forms on paper, in practice journalists do not feel safer, independent media have worse conditions for survival and the pluralism of media content is more threatened than before," NUNS General Secretary Tamara FIlipović told "Vreme"

Initiative for the availability of personal assistance services for people with autism.

Autism

The system forgets people with autism after high school

People with autism in Serbia do not have the right to a personal assistant after high school. This is how their opportunities are drastically reduced, Radunka Lazić, mother of a boy with autism, who participates in the initiative to change the rules, tells "Vreme"

The Tereh family is in the same situation as Elena Koposova.

Expulsion of Russians from Serbia

And the Russian Tereh family was declared dangerous for the state

As soon as Elena Koposova and her family got permanent residence after a year and a half and the decision that they do not have to leave Serbia, the Russian Tereh family's temporary residence was revoked and permanent residence was denied.

Spring begins today.

Climate changes

Spring has begun: Everything is warmer and warmer and warmer

Spring has started today, with mostly sunny weather. The previous two and a half months, Dejan Lekić from the National Ecological Association (NEA) told "Vreme", were warmer than 2023, which broke the heat record

From November 14, taxi driving is 10 percent more expensive

Beograd

Taxi uniforms: Dressing in white

The Decision on Amendments to the Decision on Taxi Transport prescribed three years ago that all taxi vehicles should be white in color. A source for "Vreme" says that they previously received an explanation that this was adopted in order to distinguish them from wild taxi drivers, but that it is unclear because they are already definitely distinguished from them by their "TX" plates.

"The animals did not even have the presence of the virus"

Poisoning unofficial cause of death of almost 1000 birds near Kikinda

"What we unofficially found out is that the analyzes showed that it is not some sort of viral disease. The analyzes were done during the last session at the Scientific Institute for Veterinary Science in Novi Sad and they showed that the animals had neither the presence of the virus nor that they were suspected of having died from it. So we rule out a natural circumstance - and that is disease - and then we are left, of course, with poisoning," Milan Ružić from the Society for the Protection and Study of Birds of Serbia told Vreme.

Documented election manipulations

"Erasing Appearances" exhibition: Sharpen your pencils

On the occasion of the election manipulations that the observation mission of the Border observed in the elections in December last year, the exhibition "Erasing the Appearance" was organized at the initiative of the director of CZDK, Ana Miljanić. At the exhibition, citizens will be able to, in addition to the organized guidance, write down their testimonies from the elections. (if they have them)

"Ribnikar", Dubona and Malo Orasje

A heavy legacy of violence that no one is addressing

The Belgrade Center for Security Policy conducted an analysis of the measures that were introduced after the tragedies that occurred on May 3 and 4 last year. The conclusion showed that the introduced measures were motivated by political interests to satisfy the public and that they were not adopted by professionals from the field of public security, justice or education. Therefore, some could not be implemented, and others are unsustainable

Women's solidarity

Lečić vs. Jovanović: A question of honor and integrity

"We saw that the actress Milena Radulović emphasized that Branislav Lečić is known in acting circles for his inappropriate behavior and that many younger colleagues had bad experiences with him. We also saw a wave of support from all sides. This already speaks of the power of Anđela Jovanović's act, and I am sure that in the future solidarity will only build even more," said Jelena Riznić from Women's Solidarity for "Vreme".

What is EXPO?

Steam washing machine

What can be done with the 17,8 billion euros that will be invested for EXPO and a little more? What kind of investments are we talking about? Where does such an investment lead? And what does that have to do with opening up more space for corruption? The questions keep coming, and the answers are few. What we do know is that this is money with which, according to FEFA faculty professor Goran Radosavljevic, Serbia could be built to look much better than today. Because, as he says, annual investments from public funds at the level of the entire country amount to around seven billion. Economist Milan R. Kovačević points out that a debt that costs more than economic growth is a rush to ruin

The hard work of a teacher

Evaluation of students and teachers

The new regulations of the Ministry of Education: Teachers under the scrutiny of students' parents

The Ministry of Education explained to the inquiry of "Vremena" that it prepares the adoption of new, as well as the amendment of old by-laws, based on the experiences of teachers and parents and individual objections of parents to the educational inspection.

Evaluation of students and teachers

For an exam with parents

What does article five of the Rulebook on student assessment in elementary schools really represent and what does it bring? Do we know where the need for it comes from? Is that how the problems that existed before were solved? How will the student grade in governance be regulated? And does anyone think about the dignity of educators