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Terrorist attack in Moscow: General Yaroslav Moskalik was killed
Russian Lieutenant General Yaroslav Moskalik was killed in a car explosion caused by the detonation of a hand-made explosive device filled with shrapnel.
Russian Lieutenant General Yaroslav Moskalik was killed in a car explosion caused by the detonation of a hand-made explosive device filled with shrapnel.
From Japan comes a revolutionary material that could solve one of the biggest environmental problems of today - ocean pollution with plastic
Pope Francis will be buried on Saturday (April 26), when nine days of mourning will begin. Who will all attend the funeral? What are the security measures?
"If Russia comes out of the war strengthened and convinced that aggression pays off, Europe can count on having 'subscribed' to similar problems in the future," warns Czech President Petr Pavel
Resistance to Pope Francis at the top of the Croatian Catholic Church was not only of a religious nature - it was also political and economic. His openness to the marginalized and his distance from ethno-religious nationalism made him an uneasy ally for those who make the church an instrument of government.
The supreme head of the Catholic Church tried to maintain a balance between leadership and service (believing that true leadership is service), between liberal and conservative currents, between fidelity to church teaching and fidelity to man who suffers and searches. Hence, it is certain that he was crucified, which means that he fulfilled the essence of the Christian life
On the planet K2-18b, very, very far away, as much as 124 light years from Earth, the atmosphere is full of gas that smells unpleasantly like boiled radishes and which supposedly can only be produced by living organisms. Have we finally, and right now, at the most inconvenient hour, found life beyond Earth
It is clear why political opponents are calling for resistance, but it does not seem that those who brought the current president to power are too happy about everything that is happening in the country, because the choice is extremely simple: either the president will respect the laws, or the laws cease to apply. There is no third
Antarctic krill, a tiny crustacean whose dense shoals (pictured) can be seen from space, are targeted for harvest because they produce an oil that humans love, and which is also used to fatten salmon. The guild is paid by whales, seals and penguins
For us who come from the Balkans, everything seems like a parallel universe. There is no drama and visible exaggerated emotions here. There is a fundamental conviction that life is a serious matter, but that in that seriousness there must be room for play, harmony and tenderness. And that this is not achieved by chance, but through practice, order, and culture
At least 26 tourists were killed in Kashmir in the north of India after they were shot by extremists. Those familiar with the situation say that the attack could be a provocation aimed at the Indian government
Maja Odrčić Mikulić, head of Međimurje, said that she wants to be a bridge between Croats and Roma. "It is a subjective feeling, many of my Roma people who stand behind me say that I have always been theirs and that my soul is Roma," she explained.
For conservative church currents, Pope Francis was excessively, almost unforgivably, open and liberal. Liberals, again, considered him too conservative, unwilling to bring real reform
With the mediation of France, Germany and the USA, peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine continue in London
Israeli Foreign Ministry officials said Pope Francis had made "statements against Israel" and that the social media message was posted "by mistake."
Speculation has already begun about candidates for the new spiritual leader of the 1,4 billion Catholics worldwide. The conclave of cardinals will have the final word
According to Vatican watchers and bookies, the strongest odds have Luis Antonio Tagle, Pietro Parolin, Peter Turkson, Peter Erdo and Angelo Scola
To make the horror complete, there are allegedly sub-groups: "rape", "non-rape" and "rape but under the influence of alcohol/drugs".
"The Bishop of Rome, Francis, has returned to the Father's house. His whole life was devoted to serving the Lord and his Church," said the announcement of the Vatican chamberlain, Cardinal Kevin Ferrell
Olaf Scholz will not be chancellor for much longer. German media reports that his farewell military ceremony will be held on Monday, May 5
About 21.000 Ukrainian soldiers are classified as deserters. Many return to the front to avoid prosecution. This is a story about them
Ukraine and Russia exchanged prisoners on Easter. The festive ceasefire, however, is short-lived
The sheikh who built the Burj Khalifa or Belgrade on the water - plans to invest in Velika Plaza in Ulcinj. Opposition, environmentalists and citizens warn of circumvention of the law and the sale of the state
The proposal includes establishing a truce along the current front lines, CNN reports
An Iranian delegation has arrived in Rome ahead of nuclear negotiations with the United States, Iranian state television reported
After the bear killed another man, Slovakia allowed the shooting of 350 of these animals - strictly protected since 1992 throughout Europe. This measure caused outrage among environmentalists
Donald Trump is interested in a ceasefire agreement between Ukraine and Russia, but he has many other priorities around the world and is ready to move on if there is no progress, says US Secretary of State Marco Rubio
Ministers often call Vučić a class teacher. There is no joy or critical reflection in his classroom. Everyone has to bow their heads over the benches, hum and listen. What this is about, the reader sees on television every day
RTS is blocked, universities do not work, and threats, insults and calls to the prosecutor's office and the police to arrest blockers, rioters and terrorists are pouring out from the top of the government. The Serbian state has turned into a farce
Anyone who condemns the regime's targeting of people from the media, the non-governmental sector, the opposition and universities, must not agree to this targeting of RTS editors and journalists either.
The government of Đur Mazut is "counter-revolutionary", focused on retaliation and state and street violence against opponents of the regime
Depriving Dejan Ilić, an intellectual with an impeccable life and work biography, of his freedom, without the slightest meaningful reason, is just one of the brutal indicators that the regime has turned against its own citizens and is entering a phase of terror
On the day of the historic protest, March 15, at exactly 19.11:XNUMX p.m., something drove people to flee in Ulica Kralja Milana. Since then, theories have been floating around, but there is no definitive proof. In front of you is an extensive "Vremena" file about that event, which will be updated regularly
The administration of the Faculty of Computer Science sent an email to the blocked students, threatening them with a ban on taking exams and temporary or permanent expulsion from the faculty if they do not give up. They were also given a deadline
Read "Vreme" for a year at the price of 140 dinars per issue. The action lasts a little longer
Patriarch Porfirije told Vladimir Putin that he hopes that Serbia will overcome the temptation of a "color revolution", because the Serbs know and feel that the centers of power want to develop the Serbian people's identity and culture from the West. And they have a place in the "Russian world"
Simo Salapura, the mayor of Zrenjanin, as well as other authorities, have not had an answer to the question of what kind of smoke is over the city and what it smells like for two days now. Citizens point out that the cause is the landfill