Crvena zvezda experienced a sports debacle, but that's why the club's management makes money from the resale of players. Is that a picture of Serbia and what do the people think about it? What are the consequences of Zelenski's visit to Belgrade? How did the murmur of the Ibar overpower everything else for a few days?
In the new episode of the "This situation" podcast, Draža Petrović, Andrej Ivanji and Filip Švarm consider and point out this week, wondering if and when there will be elections, what is the government's plan, and what is the opposition's plan
In the new episode of the "This Situation" podcast, Jelena Obućina, Andrej Ivanji and Filip Švarm analyze the stormy events of the previous seven days: who ordered the landing on Tivat, who is harmed and who benefits from it, and what the new developments in the investigation into the mafia murder in restaurant 27 and the role of Veselin Milić in that event show
This week's "This situation" is performed by Filip Švarm, Slobodan Georgiev and Andrej Ivanji. Everything is analyzed, especially Vučić's five points of reconstruction and development of Serbia
In the past week, the progressives went into open conflict with education. In an internal competition in austerity with the help of Vučić's anti-media, the seen progressives are desperately trying to stop the unstoppable with simplicity and bluster - the smell of freedom that is slowly spreading through Serbia
"Peacemaker" Trump launched a new military action, and Andrey Ivanji, Sloba Georgiev and Filip Shvarm look for logic in that decision and analyze the chaos that this move caused.
In the new episode of Vremen's podcast "This Situation", President Bodrožić, Filip Švarm and Andrej Ivanji analyze the smoke signals from Ćaciland, messages from Strasbourg and the outpouring of hatred from Aleksandar Vučić
Why, after five months, did Miloš Pavlović decide to visit his colleagues in Studentski Grad in the middle of the night? We answer these and other burning questions in the latest edition of the "Time" podcast.
About the scandalous reaction of state officials to the tragedy in Novi Sad, Seselj's prophecy, the mysterious actions of the parliamentary opposition and the joy of Serbs after the victory of Donald Trump, the harbinger of the death of liberal democracy
What are the security services in Serbia doing to suppress terrorism other than creating a smoke screen around their own failures?
How long will the post-election fever in Serbia last and what does it teach us?
Analena Burbock, Joe Biden, inflation, price increases, rising interest rates, the collapse of TENT, environmental rebellion, profiling of the opposition - the circumstances have changed a little before the elections on April 3. And then there's the smoldering, unpredictable pandemic
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, was defeated by "the street". At least in one isolated case. It has been shown that in a progressive democracy, the recipe is for citizens to fight for their vital interests, to gather in sufficient numbers on the streets, to be persistent enough, not to be afraid of arrest, not to back down in front of beatings, to come up with sufficiently radical demonstrations and to they organize well
The "destinies of mercenaries" who "harassed millions of decent citizens" forced President Vučić to say on Saturday that he would order to amend the Law on Expropriation. A man whose power is based on intransigence has at least verbally announced that he will relent. Which leads to the absurdity of his statement "that the street will not determine politics in Serbia" and other things
In his address to the nation, Vučić tried to disgust the "decent people" with the opposition and environmental activists, said that Serbia would become a "European miracle" if domestic lithium batteries and electric cars were produced there, and announced that the police on Saturday, December 4, would not prevent road blockages. A tone of quiet menace permeated the entire presentation
