Under pressure from the authorities, universities in Serbia switch to online teaching, blockades continue, and the National Accreditation Body remains without members. This is the body that threatened the blocked faculties with the withdrawal of accreditation. Are resignations really for "personal reasons"
Due to the tragedy in Novi Sad, parliamentary opposition parties are organizing a protest at 17 pm in front of the Government of Serbia. Ivica Dacic warns that the police will not tolerate violence
"Just one in a series of examples of the catastrophic situation in health centers across the country is the Health Center in Vranje, which has not had a single gynecologist for four weeks, which leaves many women without the opportunity to be examined," said Biljana Đorđević.
Almost 60 percent of young people believe that Serbia needs a strong leader, which is the highest result in the last six years. On the other hand, the percentage of young people who answer "no" is the lowest so far
MPs discuss the dismissal of Police Minister Bratislava Gašić
Amendments to tax laws - tax breaks for ordinary citizens on the one hand and an increase in extra profit tax for legal entities profiting from the crisis on the other - would create more equal conditions for living and working in Serbia
On Sunday, January 16, a referendum will be held on changes to the Constitution in the area of the judiciary. Representatives of the opinions "go out and vote NO", "go out and vote YES" and "don't vote at all" for "Vreme" explain their views and explain what is actually being voted on
The movement Ne davimo Beograd believes that by moving the election of judges and prosecutors from the Assembly to the High Council of the Judiciary and the High Council of the Prosecution, which is foreseen by the amendments to change the Constitution, which the citizens will vote on in the referendum on January 16, the political discipline of the judiciary would only continue using different methods
