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Sanja Zrnić

Graduated journalist and communication specialist. She has been writing for "Vreme" since 2012, and has also worked for "Večernji novosti". She trained in media communications, public relations and human rights.

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Pre-election fraud

Employees of public companies fictitiously change their place of residence for the sake of voting in elections

Employees of the Tourist Organization of Vranje fictitiously change their residences in order to vote in the elections in Belgrade, claims the Deputy of Serbia Center (SRCE) Slobodan Petrović. Pre-election malfeasance takes place almost in a pattern, and despite numerous appeals, the Prosecutor's Office does not react

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Traffic

Scooter registration has begun: Life defies the law

Owners of electric scooters are obliged, according to the amendments to the Road Traffic Safety Act, to register their vehicles by June 15. Many of them, however, see this process as an unnecessary complication because, as Marko Trifković, a member of the Novi Sad Initiative for Cyclists, told Vreme, "life already denies the Law."

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New Belgrade

Trouble in the block: Basketball used to be played on the field, but today there is a parking lot there

With the increasing construction of residential blocks in Belgrade, the number of cars is also increasing, and parking spaces are running out. The problem extends from the city center to the outskirts, and the tenants of Block 38 in New Belgrade have decided to get actively involved in finding a solution.

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They are not interested in democracy in Serbia

Serbia and France

"Dangerous if Vučić offered Macron that Serbia would be a nuclear dump"

Foreign policy analyst Boško Jakšić tells "Vreme" that although most of the time is devoted to the story of Kosovo, talks about nuclear waste are potentially dangerous, if Vučić offered to make Serbia a nuclear dump

Criminal

Inspector Milenkovic filed a report for photographing his daughter

Yesterday, Inspector Milenkovic submitted a report to the competent police with a request to take urgent legal measures and determine who took the photos of his minor daughter and him, as a person whose liquidation was ordered and paid for.

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Turska

Erdogan's son-in-law: Selcuk Barjaktar is an increasingly influential figure on the Turkish political scene

Drone maker Selcuk Barjaktar is increasingly influential on the Turkish political scene, with experts speculating whether he could soon succeed his father-in-law, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

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Belgrade elections scheduled for June 2

Vučić does not care about the boycott, the opposition says there is still time for a deal

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said that he "doesn't care" about the opposition's unofficial announcements that they will boycott the elections in June. Some representatives of the opposition claim that there is no time to fulfill the conditions for the elections to take place at all. Others say that an agreement is possible

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Judicial system

Vučić proposes the introduction of the death penalty: How feasible is it?

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said, commenting on the murder of the two-year-old girl Danka Ilić, that he will propose to the Government to reintroduce the death penalty for the most serious crimes. However, this would require not only constitutional changes, but also changes in Serbia's political course

Education

The endurance and persistence of the teachers woke up the institutions

Because of the former head of the Sixth Gymasia, Radisav Milić, this school was in the public eye for almost a year. After doubts about the legality of work, unjustified dismissals of workers, initiation of disciplinary proceedings against employees, threats and a persistent silent strike by part of the collective, the institutions could not remain silent.

Paper and pencil

Handwriting: Why should it be kept from being forgotten?

Good old handwriting is slowly disappearing from use due to the development of technology, but experts warn that the importance of writing by hand is extremely important for better learning, memory, and preservation of spelling

Social failure

Tamara Skrozza: It is devastating that everyone profited from the girl's death

After the shameful race of the media to be the first to publish information about the case of the missing girl, the media sky is flooded with horror. The interlocutor of Vremena, deputy editor-in-chief of Fonet agency Tamara Skrozza, says that it is devastating that everyone, from the media to President Vučić, profited from this tragedy

The tragedy in Bor

Death of Danka Ilić: Accident or murder?

According to the Ministry of Interior's announcement, it seems that because of Danka Ilić's death, the driver can be charged with endangering traffic with a serious consequence, with the very aggravating circumstance that the body was concealed, attorney Marko Pantić told Vreme. However, it does not rule out that under public pressure an indictment for murder will also be filed

Climate changes

The hottest March: Serbia under the African heat wave

The temperature in Serbia this March is breaking all records. In the world, and in Serbia, climate changes can be predicted in the next 30 to 50 years. If responsible decisions are not made at the level of the entire planet, they will not be easy

The search for Danko

Retired police colonel: Citizens are upset, the MUP should inform them

The fourth day of the search for missing two-year-old Danka Ilić is underway. The police do not inform citizens about the status of the investigation. Retired colonel and MP Slavica Radovanović tells "Vreme" that the silence should end because an atmosphere of fear is being created

Minors and criminal liability

A society that punishes instead of prevents: When children make bomb threats

After frequent reports of bombs in schools in Serbia, the MUP identified another minor boy (13) who sent threatening messages to educational institutions in Serbia. This re-opened the issue of the announced changes to the Criminal Code on the responsibility of young minors for the crimes they commit

Mental health

Džamonja Ignjatović: Great interest in psychological help, therapists overbooked

Another line for free psychological help to citizens has been opened, this time in Novi Sad. Dr. Tamara Džamonja Ignjatović, a full professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, tells "Vreme" that counseling centers like this are very necessary due to increasing social and individual life challenges.

Mining and energy

There are 709 contaminated locations in Serbia, and only three mining inspectors

The Joint Research Center of the European Commission (JIC EK) announced that "the mining industry is the main source of soil pollution in the countries of the Western Balkans". In Serbia, there are 709 contaminated sites covering an area of 3.203,7 square kilometers, and the republic's mining inspectors can be counted on the fingers of one hand

Health care

The case of the deceased girl from Kaluđerica: Emergency services have been waiting for networking for 20 years

The recent case of the girl Sara Petković (22) from Kaluđerica, who died while waiting for an ambulance due to an asthma attack, once again brought the focus back to the issue of networking and the territorial jurisdiction of those services.

Traffic

Serbia lacks 20.000 drivers: To drive a truck immediately after coming of age

With the amendments to the Law on Traffic Safety, it was time to amend the Rulebook on theoretical and practical training of driver candidates. General Director of Srbijatransport, Goran Aleksić, tells "Vreme" that, with all the interventions, it will take years to "get everything in order".

City traffic

Center for Local Self-Government: We have been warning about problems in public transport for years

Cases of breakdowns of city transport vehicles in Belgrade continue one after the other. Now a human life has been lost due to someone else's negligence. Director of the Center for Local Self-Government, Nikola Jovanović, tells "Vreme" that they have been warning about the dangerous state of vehicles in public traffic for a long time.

Croatia

Puhovski: The whole of Croatia is a hostage to the conflict between Milanović and Plenković

Parliamentary elections in Croatia are approaching, and tensions in the country have been caused by the intention of Croatian President Zoran Milanović to run for prime minister. Political analyst Žarko Puhovski talks about the background of unusual political moves and conflicts for "Vreme".

Safety of children on social networks

How predators use Instagram to collect photos of children

With numerous calls to action, so-called "challenges", which are used for entertainment on social networks, predators create mass photo albums of children of all ages.

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Croatia

The Constitutional Court decided: Milanović cannot run for prime minister

On Monday, the Constitutional Court of Croatia, after an expert meeting and a session of constitutional judges, made a decision to announce the candidacy of President Zoran Milanović in the upcoming parliamentary elections on the SDP list.

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Elections in Russia

In Belgrade, Davankov defeated Putin, more than 4.700 voters voted

Despite Putin's expected victory in the election, many Russians living abroad voted against him. In our capital, 66 percent of Russians voted for Vladislav Davankov. "We are positively surprised that credible results have been shown in foreign countries. Unfortunately, we do not have high expectations that things will change in Russia," said Snezana, a Russian woman who has been living in Belgrade since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, for "Vreme".

Criminal

Niš: The policeman ran away with an arsenal of weapons, and everyone is silent

A police officer from Nis, suspected of taking 272 guns from the Pantelei station where he worked until then, is still on the run. This shows what the police fell for, Maja Bjeloš from the Belgrade Center for Security Policy told Vreme

Serbia

School toilets: No soap and paper, in some places still squats and field toilets

A toilet without soap and toilet paper is a regular condition in schools in Serbia, according to the testimony of parents and students. Official data say otherwise, although they also do not reflect the image of a toilet adapted to every child

Beograd

Sava quay: Citizens once again prevented the demolition of the "Gusar" cafe

This morning around 4.30:XNUMX AM, another attempt was made to demolish the cafe "Gusar". Since the removal of the rafts from Savki Quay began, the city authorities have tried to tear it down on several occasions, however, the authorities come without a warrant.