"We are called anarchists, enemies of the state and terrorists. Every day we are attacked by the pro-government press, and by the government itself," Vladan Đokić, Rector of the University of Belgrade, said in an interview with the German magazine Spiegel.
Professor Branko Milanović is wrong in his analysis of the student movement in Serbia. When the starting point is wrong, what is based on it is also wrong, like for example the comparison of the Serbian student movement with the Khmer Rouge.
The students' call to the opposition to boycott the work of the Assembly is the first step towards cooperation. But other steps did not follow. The opposition is in a dark place
During the Vidovdan protest, a student of the Faculty of Technical Sciences of LM was beaten by members of the Gendarmerie and he already had two surgeries. The higher court tried him and ordered him to be detained for 30 days without a hearing. However, there are also judges who judge according to justice, and because of that they bear the consequences
Demonstrators in Serbia demand the same from the authorities as the European Union - the fight against corruption, the rule of law, freedom of the media, says EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos, for the umpteenth time
Para, a hundredth part of a dinar, is something like a zombie. It has long ceased to exist as a coin, but it is still counted. Why?
In the Šumadija district, on the territory of the Emergency Situations Administration in Kragujevac, 148 outdoor fires were recorded on Monday
The number of people at Marko Perkovic Thompson's concert is similar to the number of victims of the Ustasha regime that Thompson is rehabilitating, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung writes.
A dozen miners in the Lece mine near Medveđa were fired. The two have been on hunger strike for days. Časlav Gavrić from GS Mining and Energy "Nezavisnost" tells "Vreme" that this is "a direct attack on the union".
After two years, police officer Katarina Petrović was returned to her job. The Disciplinary Commission passed a decision on imposing a fine on policewoman Petrović, whose salary will be reduced by 30 percent in the next three months. This lifts her suspension
On World Chocolate Day, we explore the origins, development and enormous variety of flavors of this favorite delicacy on the planet: from the sacred drink of the indigenous people of Central America to the boards on supermarket shelves around the world.
Members of the European Union are introducing border controls. The Schengen Agreement allows this, but for a limited time. And yet, Brussels takes no action even when all the deadlines are missed
Exactly 1.900 workers in the south of Serbia will lose their jobs in the coming months, because the "Leoni" factory decided to close its plant in the town of Malošište. The shares of this company were taken over by the Chinese "Luxshare" last year. Serbian workers have become "expensive labor" due to the increase in the minimum wage
While the blockade of Main Street in Zemun continues, new protest points are appearing all over Belgrade - from Požeška and Autokomanda to Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra. Citizens and students gather in solidarity with the arrested doctor
More than 6.500 police officers, a temporary hospital, a special traffic regime - Zagreb activated emergency measures for Thompson's concert. The police did not react during the event itself, but announced a detailed analysis of the videos for potential violations of the law
By building monumental mosques throughout the Balkans and beyond, Turkey is not only spreading its faith, but also its political influence. Under the leadership of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, religious buildings have become part of a wider geopolitical strategy – in which minarets are 50 meters high and political messages are even taller.
On the seventh day, citizens and students continued with new blockades from the early hours of the morning. They demand the calling of extraordinary parliamentary elections, the release of all those arrested on June 28 during the Vidovdan protest, as well as the removal of the tent in front of the National Assembly and the dissolution of the rally in Pionirski Park. You could read how the blockades looked on Saturday (July 5) in the "Vremena" blog.
Marko Perković Thompson's concert, which according to many Croatian historians and politicians should have been banned, is still being held at the Zagreb Hippodrome. What are the reactions?
Branislav Jovanović, a former councilor in the Assembly of Niš, sued the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, due to accusations made in the media. Three months after the lawsuit was filed, the preliminary hearing began
A new, independent study shows that the actual number of victims in Gaza could be higher compared to previous data
The Leoni factory is closing its doors in Niš, and this was announced on Thursday by Jelena Milošević, MP of the Freedom and Justice Party (SSP). As she stated, 1900 workers will be left without work
Students in the blockade called for a total blockade of Belgrade and Novi Sad due to police brutality
More than 70 world leaders seek new models of financing global development to meet the challenges of rising debt, climate change and declining development aid
The students in the blockade of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Belgrade announced that the deceased colleague did not attend the protest on June 28 and that he was hospitalized on June 29. "The death of our colleague has deeply affected us and we are unable to respond to inquiries any further," they said
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić made a decision to pardon four SNS activists who were accused of beating several students in January and breaking the jaw of one female student with a bat, MP Miroslav Aleksić claimed. This news was also confirmed by the Basic Court in Novi Sad
"For all faculties in Serbia, quotas have been allocated based on last year's quotas, except for three faculties that are within the University of Belgrade and the University of Arts in Belgrade," said Prime Minister Đuro Macut
