While the media and citizens find out new details every day and expose the government's lies, the prosecutor's office is dealing with the case of noise and stampede in Kralj Milan, apparently only in order to amnesty the regime
How a man from Belgrade created a death metal magazine based on pure enthusiasm, which is bought from Greenland to Australia
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said on Instagram that there is no sound cannon, there are no complaints, that everything is a lie and that Serbia is winning
Milorad Komrakov, a former journalist and editor at Television Belgrade (RTS), has died. He was remembered as one of the main media spearheads of the Milošević regime, and he also managed to serve the media in this ongoing
In January and February alone, 143 hours of speeches by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, were broadcast on five television stations with national coverage.
Former radical MP Nemanja Šarović delights the masses with his reporting endeavors. And he says that he mostly feels sorry for the people he interviews at Vučić's rallies
How does a traffic jam occur? The simple answer would be - because of too many cars. But it's not that simple...
The National Council for Higher Education simply decided not to appoint any more members of the commission that would deal with the accusations that Jelena Trivan had plagiarized her doctorate at the Faculty of Philology. And that because their members overthrew the previous two commissions
Dragoslav Ljubičić lost his job at TENT because of his support for the protests. Now, he is once again calling on his colleagues to combat "opportunism" and stop work before March 15
The March 7 "general strike" called by the students is not a true general general strike, but it is a powerful message as part of the rule of law protests that have been going on for over four months. It is actually an intermediate step to the announced large protest in Belgrade on March 15, which could be the largest in the history of Serbia.
Germany will go into huge debt to rebuild its infrastructure and strengthen its military. And for Friedrich Mertz to become chancellor
As the student protests revived some words, breathed new meaning into others, and even enriched slang with new expressions
Smoke bombs, torches and vuvuzelas marked the first day of the session, while physical clashes between MPs further intensified the crisis in parliament. The second day of the session started very calmly, with a discussion on amendments, without opposition MPs
The President announces a large gathering in Belgrade in barely filled rural centers of culture. He only hopes that the other side will not be able to see things through. And then they will be blessed
Serbia and Croatia found themselves on the same page in an attempt to prevent US sanctions on the Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS). While Belgrade strives to preserve energy stability, Zagreb advocates for the protection of economic interests and preservation of transit revenues
The head of the German Liberals, Christian Lindner, is taking legal action against the magazine "Titanic" because they teased him
The voter's will simplified the math - only a coalition of Christian Democrats and Social Democrats is possible. Friedrich Mertz will have to deal with issues of migration, economy and "independence from America". And he came to prevent the strengthening of the radical right
The "combing" of non-governmental organizations is a confrontation with critics of the regime. If not, the prosecutor would first knock on the door of Ana Brnabić, who was the thorn in the side of USAID. Those who "comb" are for Ana the third league
As expected, the Christian Democrats won the elections in Germany and the coalition poker is already starting. The next chancellor will almost certainly be the conservative Friedrich Mertz
The new German government will not significantly change its course towards Serbia and the region. Stability will remain Berlin's key priority, while democracy and the rule of law will not be in focus, analysts say
The sale of parts of the United Group from the state-owned Telekom creates an almost monopoly in the field of media content. When you add to that the attacks on small and independent media, the landscape in which Serbian citizens are informed takes on an even darker shade of black.
The disappearance of N1 and Nova S in today's form would mean a dark media age in Serbia. Granted, it has been dark for four decades, but it would be even blacker
Serbian Post does not deliver a huge number of parcels and claims - the reason is often incomplete addresses or the fact that the parcel does not fit in the mailbox, so anyone can tamper with it
The arrested Afghan carried out the attack in Munich with Islamist motives, the prosecution believes. The new attack in Germany took place in the midst of the election campaign, in which migration is already a key issue
The sale of parts of United Group is bad news for media freedom in Serbia and the right of citizens to be informed. But how lucky is that to be the only bad news...
Prices are going wild, the economy is in recession, wars are all around - but before the elections in Germany, the only talk is about migrants. Chancellor favorite Friedrich Mertz is running with the radical right Alternative for Germany
It is an earthquake on the telecommunications market in Serbia. Jetel and Telekom bought the businesses of United Group. But, as "Vremena" sources say, primetime media such as N1 and Nova S will remain the same as before
