Lawyer and member of SNS Vladimir Đukanović told Vreme that he was able to pay off three apartments in Voždovac with hard work and denied that political influence comes with his legal services. Other "Vremen" interlocutors are not convinced of this and wonder how Đukanović could earn hundreds of thousands of euros in just a few years.
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kalas will be the new "chief of diplomacy" of the European Union. Her program is opposition to Russia and support for Ukraine, and many think that the pressure on Serbia will increase
About 250.000 Serbs live legally in Germany, on average for more than fifteen years. From July, most of them will be able to take a German pride passport. Will there be a rush?
One experiment shows that pigs in mass farming are terribly bored. And boredom is not a joke, but serious bullying
Serbian guest workers make up the majority of fans of the national team in Germany, drowning in the national joy that revolves around football and the billions that will be collected by Uefa. There are only occasional incidents
She once solved the case of a missing young man in the United States via the Internet. The German Henrike Herren is still passionately searching for the dead and missing, and she talks about it for "Vreme"
A Belgrade biology teacher may not have known "who" the bully is who is beating her because of an inappropriate grade for her son. Realistically, he shouldn't have known. But the state should know how to prevent parental bullying of teachers
The football festival is starting at a spicy moment for Germany and the world. What is the fear of terrorist attacks? Who makes money from football and who pays the guild? And who will lift the cup in the end?
Vladimir Orlić has a real diploma, he is not a flyover nor a member of progressive clans. He is persistent, loyal and endlessly cynical in his public appearances. All the right recommendations to lead the Security and Information Agency
Director Marina Kovačević has been preparing plays for years - in prisons. What does it look like when convicts become actors and why does it somehow bring them back into society
One citizen received nine months of house arrest because Zagorka Dolovac politely asked "Are you still alive?" Namely, based on what the prosecution is doing and not doing, many are rightly worried about the health of the main prosecutor
Moderate European conservatives are the relative winners of the elections for the European Parliament, which ended on Sunday, so the current president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, can count on a new mandate. Other centrist parties were slapped with voters who strengthened both the pro-Russian and not-so-pro-Russian right across Europe
The elections for the European Parliament will probably not change anything important in the attitude of Brussels towards Serbia. In any case, the question is not the MEPs, but the member states, what Vučić knew how to use until now. Democracy is still far behind
The vote on Sunday brought the first, smaller and somewhat larger, cracks in the regime monolith. It would be wise for the opposition to grab onto those small victories, get rid of their own backrooms as soon as possible and continue working
The text from the weekly "Vreme" was among the seven best in the world in fierce competition and received special praise from the jury of the True Story Award. Here's how it was at the festival in Switzerland
Serbia is flooded with fast fashion - cheap, low quality, harmful to the environment. But what do we need four jackets or eight pairs of jeans? And can it be like in France, where the law will suppress fast fashion
The opposition, which is going to the elections, may not have expected such a stumbling block from "its" bazaar, but it had to count on Vučić's games. They have very little time to show if they are even ready for it or if they have gone naked to the nettles
When the RTS reporters had already spent the whole day at the airport, it was their turn to meet Comrade Sia. To the horror of Eurovision fans, and Eurovision fans are not to be trifled with
"The motherland is calling" Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski and she reports for duty. Yesterday's fake oppositionist and new under-censorship minister got where she wanted to, and that shows how anything can be justified with empty ranting.
If we understood Ostoja Mijailović correctly, state giving depends on the whims of President Vučić. If he finds himself even more severely offended, there may not be a dinar for Partizan. And Vučić is so good that even in the role of a "fag" he allowed him to remain the most decorated coach in Europe
Workers in Serbia do not get a dinar more when they work on Sundays. And it does almost everything, even though there is no real need. Nevertheless, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić says that we must work more, not less, and that a ban on working on Sundays is out of the question.
Small-town fears and the interests of criminals keep marijuana illegal. The fight against weed is both wrong and bizarre, as the case of Sergej Trifunović shows
There are still 45 days until the elections in Belgrade and about a hundred other local governments. Now the progressives can say that they have fulfilled "all" the demands of the opposition, including the control of the voter list. The coalition "Serbia against violence" claims that it will make a joint decision, although the positions are different
HDZ won the elections, which were compared as a duel between Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and President Zoran Milanović. But more important than the insults these two have been exchanging for years now is whether the pro-Ustasha Homeland Movement will enter the government and how to get a majority in the first place.
Every weekend, around twenty thousand people play football in about a hundred lower leagues across Serbia. And there, as insiders say, the matches are often fixed and for ever greater sums of money
No one knows exactly how many women were raped by members of Serbian forces and paramilitaries during the war in Kosovo. However, that does not prevent the politicians from Pristina to stick to one wrong assessment and the politicians in Belgrade to counter them. And the victims are still largely silent in fear of family and society
Maybe we don't take enough care of ourselves, says Ana Đurić Konstrakt for "Vreme". She talks about the things she sang about in the hit that went crazy in Europe - let's say that food in Belgrade is more expensive than in Berlin or what quality of life is possible with small Serbian pensions
