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President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić

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NSPM survey: Opposition 41 percent, government 33 percent

Citizens convincingly support the student protests, and for the first time the opposition has more support than the authorities, according to the New Serbian Political Thought survey published by "Vreme".

Germany: Universities offer money to students to change residence and vote against the right

Universities in Thuringia are calling on students to change their residence in order to be able to vote in the elections in this province where the AfD is strong. Money is also offered. Fight for democracy or electoral fraud?

NR (Deutsche Welle)

No ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

Gaza Strip

In the midst of a humanitarian disaster: the European Union once again pays money for the Palestinians

The European Commission is once again sending money to UNRWA, following Israel's accusations that some of the UN agency's employees work for Hamas. The decisions of the largest donors, the USA and Germany, are awaited, while the number of dead in the Gaza Strip is increasing

Benrd Rigert (Deutsche Welle)

Analyze

ODIHR report: The government and the opposition live in different cosmoses

The observation mission of the ODIHR seems to have pleased both the government and the opposition with its final report, Deutsche Welle assesses. Analysts expect the government to make only cosmetic changes until the next elections, but to continue stealing votes

Ivica Petrović (Dojče vele)

False paternity

Germany: Confessed 24 children, got rich from welfare

Thanks to a loophole in the law, as well as supply and demand, a business model was created: men with German citizenship acknowledge paternity, and then the children and their mothers receive a residence permit and social assistance

Hungary

Is Orban losing power?

Hungarian President Katalin Novak had to resign because of the pardon scandal. That case introduces Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's order into one of the most serious political crises to date

The World

Russian warrants: Which European politicians is Moscow looking for?

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kalas is just the latest name on the Russian wanted list. What does the Kremlin want with that?

Europe

USA and NATO: Are they allies if Trump wins?

The questioning of the very essence of NATO in the statements of Donald Trump caught American allies in Europe. They are forced to work out a backup plan in case Trump returns to the White House. It appears that NATO has already suffered damage

Health

Pregnancy and weight: How much weight can a woman gain without endangering her health?

Women are recommended to gain about 12 kilograms during pregnancy, and not to "eat for two", as is often heard. If she gains excessive weight, both mother and child are at greater risk of disease

World economy

What does the year of the Dragon bring to China and the world?

The year of the Dragon begins. There are more and more indications that economic development will not exactly give cause for celebration. Official statistics from Beijing are also in doubt

The World

Why do Germans fear deportation from their own country?

Half of the people of migrant origin, as well as other citizens of Germany, are afraid after the meeting where the right-wing parties forged plans on deportations. The alternative for Germany would in some cases also deport citizens

The World

Who conducted the interview with Putin: Journalist or propagandist

Popular right-wing presenter Tucker Carlson interviewed Russian President Vladimir Putin for two hours. Critics say it was "propaganda" and "co-production", and Carlson had no critical questions

The war in Gaza

Western officials: Rethink support for Israel

About 900 civil servants from the US, the European Union and the UK have anonymously signed a statement calling on their governments to reconsider their "unreserved" support for Israel

Jubilee

Four decades since the ZOI in Sarajevo: When East and West met

The Winter Games in Sarajevo were opened forty years ago. The town was one, except for the restaurateur who ambushed Kirk Douglas and barely made it out alive. The OI were important for Yugoslavia, which then bloody disintegrated

Azerbaijan

Ali's fifth presidential term: Was it an election?

There was no real competition, just as there is no democracy. Ilham Aliyev won the fifth presidential mandate in Azerbaijan, after the euphoric war victory in Nagorno-Karabakh. Will they pull towards Russia or towards the West?

The World

Sabotage of the Nord Stream: Sweden gives up, Germany is still looking for the culprit

Sweden looks set to drop Nord Stream sabotage investigation. This will help Germany continue its investigation into the attack, which leads to Ukraine, even though Poland is not cooperating

Society

How do Jews live in Belgrade during the war in the Middle East

In Belgrade, where almost all important Jewish institutions in Serbia are located, prominent members of the Jewish community also talk about whether they feel safe in their country.

The World

Germany: No more cash for asylum seekers

In the future, applicants for asylum in Germany will receive social assistance from the state on cards that can be used to buy food and basic necessities. There will be no more cash. How was it conceived?

Social media

Facebook: A giant that has been grinding everything and changing the world for two decades

Two decades ago, Mark Zuckerberg had an idea - and to this day, he has gotten fabulously rich with it. There is more and more criticism of Facebook and other networks. From damaging mental health to manipulating entire societies

Kosovo

The fate of dinars: They steal from the poor, instead of the corrupt

Kosovo police seize social aid from Serbia, ministers with cameras go and close Serbian institutions... Due to Pristina's move, the West is also raising its voice. At the same time, the only solution for payment transactions is the Association of Serbian Municipalities

Health

The number of people suffering from whooping cough is increasing

Four children died from whooping cough in Belgrade, one is in danger, dozens are in the hospital. This serious disease of the respiratory organs also broke out in Croatia. Experts agree that the best protection is the vaccine, which is mandatory

The World

Germany embarks on an experiment: Four working days a week

You work less and receive the same salary. You are more satisfied and productive, and less sick. What sounds like a fairy tale to many, from February 1, 45 German companies will be testing: a four-day working week

A US military base in Jordan, near the border with Syria

The World

The US threatens Iran with retaliation for the death of a soldier

After dozens of attacks on bases in the Middle East, American soldiers were killed for the first time over the weekend. Washington points the finger at Tehran, and from there they say that they are not responsible for the actions of "resistance groups" in Syria and Iraq

Politics

Zidojce Zeitung: Vučić has starved democracy, and criticism from the West is still silent

Vučić is a strongman who should prevent geopolitical chaos in the Balkans and ensure a pleasant investment climate. In return, they must destroy democracy so that only a facade remains, the respected Zidojce Zeitung assesses

Francuska

Paris: 15.000 policemen against farmers

Armored vehicles, helicopters, thousands of gendarmes should prevent farmers from blocking the capital

Germany

Scandal in the Protestant Church: Thousands of cases of sexual abuse

The Protestant Church in Germany is now also facing a major abuse scandal. And that, as one can hear, is "just the tip of the iceberg"

The World

Who in Europe hopes for the return of Trump, and who does it scare?

A new presidential race between Donald Trump and Joe Biden is increasingly certain. In it, Trump would have a good chance to return to the White House. Are Germany and the EU ready for it?