Dijana Hrkalović

Border crossings

pre 52 bill B. B.

Crowds at the border: Serbia has stepped up controls on passengers coming from Montenegro

The reasons for the detention have not been officially explained by the authorities of Serbia for the time being, and this reaction followed yesterday after 87 men from Serbia were returned from Tivat due to the assessment that they were a security threat.

Mitology

pre 1 village Susanne Cords (DW)

Truth and myths about the Amazons

The Greek poet Homer first mentioned the Amazons in writing in his epic "Iliad" about the Trojan War

Police and dictatorship

pre 2 sata F. Sh.

Dancing with the progressives

Why does Vučić portray Serbia as a besieged fortress defended by the police from external enemies? Why would Vulin import new Serbian people? What did the dance point say at the celebration of Police Day? We write about it in the editorial of the new issue of "Vremena"

The Army of Serbia

pre 2 sata B. B.

A member of the Serbian Army died in Lebanon

Senior sergeant Milovan Jovanović was born on June 6, 1989 in Kraljevo. He left behind his wife and two minor children

Artificial intelligence

pre 3 sata Dragan Radovancevic

The third voice, or: who will ask the machine if it wants to be an editor

(Some of this text was written by AI. Guess which one.)

Justice

pre 4 sata NR

How the progressives were offended by a few million dinars

Branimir Stojčić, an activist from Gornji Milanovac, insulted the local progressives so badly that they initiated a criminal complaint and legal proceedings. He faces a fine of 3,5 million dinars, and people are now collecting money to help him

Hungary

pre 5 sati HAVE

Peter Magjar: How we freed the captured country and how we are going to clean it of loyalists

In an interview with the German "Spiegel", Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magjar explains how, after 16 years of Viktor Orbán's rule, they managed to free the kidnapped state, what they found and how they will clean the institutions of loyalists.

Family violence

pre 5 sati B. B.

A man beat a pregnant woman in Belgrade

The man pushed the pregnant woman with his hands, then squeezed and squeezed her and hit her on the body, and kicked her in the stomach, after which he left the apartment.

Assassinations of the President

pre 5 sati RV

Brnabić: Vučić, please don't go to Montenegro, they want to kill you

The President of the Serbian Parliament, Ana Brnabić, says that in Montenegro "there is a serious security threat to the life" of Aleksandar Vučić, so she asks him that if he really insists on going to the EU-Western Balkans summit, he should not spend the night in Tivat by any chance.

New issue of Vremena

pre 5 sati B. J.

Mona Lisa's mysterious smile at Xi Jinping

Why are Serbia's relations with the European Union an exercise in hypocrisy and why did cooperation with Russia cool even before the NIS crisis? How does Aleksandar Vučić intend to simultaneously rely on the two biggest rivals of the modern world, the USA and China? It is the title theme of the new "Time"

New issue of "Vreme"

pre 16 sati not a word

Demonstrator Veroljub Sarić (90): Persistence, only persistence

How was sixteen minutes of silence interrupted by a driver who drove into the crowd in front of the Faculty of Law? What kind of injuries did Veroljub Sarić get who was counting down to his ninetieth birthday on May 23? Why does he protest with students, often wearing a picture of Đinđić? And why does he believe that the one who endures will win? Sarić talks about this for the new issue of "Vremena"

"Operation Tivat"

pre 16 sati Vukašin Obradović

The failed Montenegrin mission of the guardian of the SNS: the Charter embarrasses Aleksandar Vučić

Montenegrin police returned 87 men of Serbian nationality to Belgrade from the airport in Tivat due to the risk to national security. Many passengers were covered in tattoos and the media identified them as a team from Ćaciland, progressive loyalists who were engaged in suppressing student protests. In Belgrade, everything is quiet for now

In memoriam

pre 19 sati B. B.

Journalist Edin Avdić passes away

Edin Avdić was one of the most famous sports journalists, commentators and columnists in the Balkans

High technology and Serbia

pre 19 sati SM

Robots with šajkača in Guča

What can humanoid robots be used for, how much do they cost, are they worthwhile and to whom? Will the factory really open in Šabac or maybe in Belgrade, among other fictional hi-tech factories? "Vreme" writes about it in the new issue

Montenegro

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Due to the risk to national security, a group of Serbs was banned from entering Montenegro

The Police Administration of Montenegro announced that it has banned the entry and returned to Serbia 87 citizens of Serbia, who arrived this morning on a charter flight from Belgrade to Tivat. Some of those people, who had with them the banner "Serbia is winning," participated in suppressing the student protests.

The European Commission

pre 20 sati B. B.

European Commission: Montenegro implemented 56 percent of reforms, Serbia eight percent

The European Commission assessed that Montenegro meets the prerequisites and general conditions for the third disbursement of funds under the Instrument for Reforms and Growth for the Western Balkans