New issue of "Vremena"

19.February 2025. SS

Star Disneyland: A 7.000-euro roller coaster

In the Belgrade neighborhood of Zvezdara, a children's park cost 23 million dinars, which, as councilor Stefan Simić writes for the new issue of the weekly "Vreme", is more expensive than any other park in the city.

The Mayor of Belgrade, Aleksandar Šapić

Beograd

05.February 2025. KS

Šapić for "Vreme": I'm fine, thank God

The mayor of Belgrade, Aleksandar Šapić, has not appeared in public lately, and there are controversies about where he is and what he is doing. He told "Vreme" that he is doing well and that he is working, as always, "which can be seen at every step"

Inheritance

08.February 2024. BG/FoNet

Belgrade no longer has a car museum

Belgrade was one of the few cities in Europe that has a car museum, but now it is closed, Vladimir Atanacković, president of the Serbian Association for Historic Vehicles, told "Vreme"

Inheritance

07.February 2024. S.Ć.

Belgrade has no place for a car museum

Due to the executor's decision, the Car Museum has to move out of the Modern Garage tomorrow, the space it uses, which is why historic and rare cars will be placed in various garages around the city

Politics

16.November 2023 BG

Belgrade is insolvent, and Šapić spends money on billboards

The capital of Serbia again received money from the state in order to avoid jeopardizing current liquidity. It is a continuation of the pest policy and an indicator of how Belgrade is run and how public funds are spent, Milan Aleksić, member of the Democratic Party in the recent convocation of the Belgrade City Assembly, told the "Vremana" portal.

Beograd

10.November 2023 BG

Šapić's chief of staff accused of influence peddling

The higher public prosecution charges Nenad Milanović, an associate of Aleksandar Šapić, with influence peddling, after BIRN announced that he offered representatives of the Turkish company Kentkart a new job in a rigged tender.

Personal attitude

16.August 2023 Jelena Vasiljević

Free textbooks and the city budget "caring for people"

What undermines the belief that there is any serious intention for the city to systematically and long-term deal with the problem of inclusive education (or at least the provision of free textbooks) is the absence of planning and studies that would even inform us about the situation on the ground and how and for what purposes budget expenditures should be planned in the future