The Eparchy of Šabac believes that there is no need to hold Pride Caravans in Šabac and Loznica, and appealed to the organizers not to undertake activities that, in its opinion, could lead to unnecessary divisions, tension and conflicts among citizens
Two people were killed when a truck hit road maintenance workers at the Zminjak junction on the Šabac-Loznica motorway. Traffic to Loznica suspended
While there was a protest in front of the court and while signatures were being collected for the release of Zlatko Kokanović from custody, it became known in the courtroom that it was not clear who signed the indictment, so the trial was postponed
A Chinese citizen claims for N1 that she worked for almost 16 months without a work permit at the Mint auto parts factory in Loznica. Once a month, following her employer's instructions, she left Serbia to renew her tourist visa
While the temperature drops into the deep minus, the inhabitants of the village of Korenita spend their days and nights in the dark, under candles. What happened to them, even the older ones never experienced
Several days of snowfall left tens of thousands of households in Western Serbia without electricity, which is why the residents of Mali Zvornik and Loznica organized protests and blocked roads
The citizens of Loznica protested because of Jelena Karleuša's concert, so she finished the performance in less than an hour. There was no audience, despite the action of SNS to provide people
On August 15, Jelena Karleuša will hold a concert in Loznica. The "Ne damo Jadar" association calls for a counter-party on Lagator and suggests that the fee intended for the singer be given to humanitarian purposes
The match was stopped, and the injured players, aged around 38, were given first aid on the spot by emergency doctors.
After Novi Sad, Kragujevac, Niš, Belgrade and Novi Pazar, students gathered around the "Students in Blockade" initiative organized a protest in Loznica called "March on the Drina".
According to the established method, students and high school students went on another walking tour. The goal is Loznica and the protest that is being held in that city on May 9
The Drina river near Loznica "turned red" due to, according to Vodovod, the melting of snow that washed away bauxite deposits on the way to the river. The Eco Guard Association claims that the cause of the color change is of a different nature
At the police station in Loznica, a part of the ceiling fell on the female officer, who suffered minor injuries. While waiting for the prosecution of those responsible for the fall of the canopy and the death of 15 people, and two seriously injured, citizens are wondering who is responsible for repairing the damage in public facilities
Crowding, pushing and verbal insults marked the beginning of the Loznica City Assembly session when MP Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta tried to enter the session.
The mayor of Loznica, Vidoje Petrović, known by the nickname Knez, resigned, as he had been in that position for 20 years and no one could do anything for him. Petrović submitted his resignation at the beginning of August, but he only activated it now, seeing in which direction the protests against lithium mining are going.
The mayor of Loznica, Vidoje Petrović, resigned from that position. The news comes at a time when Loznica is in the public spotlight due to environmental protests against the Jadar project and mining of lithium and boron.
The protest against lithium mining in Loznica has ended. The gathering was attended by representatives of all opposition parties and movements, and the speakers announced that two blockades would be held on Saturday.
The top of the state and the ruling party, all the media under their control, the Rio Tinto company and the PR offices were joined by an anonymous "movement" from the Internet in advocating for the jadarite mine. But they claim for "Vreme" that they will soon register and show their faces
Loznik Chernobyl, that's what the people called the "Viscose" factory, which has a long history in this small town by the Drina. From the driver of economy and development in the 1950s, this industrial block has become a threat to the environment, and in its place the City is planning a residential and business complex
It was officially opened in November 2023, but football is still not played at the stadium in Zaječar. However, OFK Belgrade will not play there as a host, but will play their championship matches in Loznica. Where citizens are protesting against lithium mining and where Vučić marked the anniversary of the "Storm" on August 3
The commemoration of the anniversary of the victims and exiles in the "Storm" action was held at the "Lagator" stadium in Loznica. After the address of the patriarchs, professors Nataša Basta Đorđević and Milorad Dodik, the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, also gave a speech - he talked about the "Storm", but also about the resolution about Srebrenica and the progress of the economy. At the end, he told the audience that "everyone loves them"
Under the guise of celebrating the anniversary of "Storm", Vučić is actually planning a "counter rally" in Loznica on August 3 at the "Lagator" stadium in order not to show his supremacy to the citizens who are protesting about lithium mining. Preparations for this quasi-patriotic spectacle are well under way
Protests against lithium mining are being organized throughout Serbia. How many people have taken to the streets so far? Today it is the turn of Šabac, Aranđelovac, Kraljevo and Ljig
After the subject of the Spatial Plan of Special Purpose Areas was not on the agenda of the session of the Loznica Municipal Council, the gathered citizens dispersed. The announced blockades throughout Serbia were abandoned. Until further notice
Activists of the "Ne damo Jadar" association say that it is not necessary for all opponents of lithium mining to come to Loznica. They will provide support to the people of Loznica if they organize blockades in their towns, "anything to upset the local kabadahs"
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic said that the killer of the policeman from Loznica has been liquidated. Nine bullets were fired at him, and Dacic said that he was reported by a local from whom he asked for water.
The MUP of Serbia is looking for Faton Hajrizi, a suspect in the murder and wounding of police officers. Hajrizi escaped from a Kosovo prison in early July. During his 22-year sentence, he escaped from prison guards for the ninth time, and also escaped from the American Bondsteel base.
