
From the newsletter
And then I snap at him...
When we recount our conversations, we often change our voices so that our interlocutors sound inferior and tearful, while we ourselves sound determined and righteous. How does it work?

When we recount our conversations, we often change our voices so that our interlocutors sound inferior and tearful, while we ourselves sound determined and righteous. How does it work?

"Vreme" comes out as a double issue this Thursday (July 30), which means more good texts for the same money

You can easily get free tickets for top films and performances through our newsletter Medjuvreme

What can students do with the database of about four hundred thousand e-mail addresses they have? How will it make their organization easier? And how much do they cost?

With a bit of luck, you can see the new cinema hit "The Devil Wears Prada 2" or Stefan Chapaliku's novel "Closed for vacation".

People think that "rascal" came from the German "bitta" and "danke", but people are wrong

Audiences can no longer be sure whether they are reading text written by humans or artificial intelligence in the media, whether images and videos are authentic or generated. Journalist Ivana Kragulj tells "Vreme" how these tools are used in the media in Serbia

More and more people work remotely and it is often convenient for them to do their work from a coffee shop. But they sometimes look down on it because they don't want someone to sit with them for half a day with two coffees. Alexander Abu Samra is trying to solve that problem

In the meantime, it's a solid newsletter, and now it has a subscription version as well. That's how you get more, and you support real journalism
Serbian Post does not deliver a huge number of parcels and claims - the reason is often incomplete addresses or the fact that the parcel does not fit in the mailbox, so anyone can tamper with it

In New York, they have been doing it for fifteen years, but in Serbia, I guess no one has thought of it yet - white roofs reflect the sun's rays and can reduce the temperature in cities by several degrees.

The weekly newsletter "Vreme" lasts exactly one year, always on Wednesdays at noon

In our next newsletter, we reveal how phantom lists with forged signatures are already being fabricated for the elections in Belgrade.

If you haven't signed up for our newsletter yet, now is the time. Registration is simple, everything is free, and interesting topics, gifts and a discount on the subscription to "Vreme" await you there.

Readers of the "Međuvreme" newsletter can purchase a monthly, six-monthly and annual subscription to the online edition of our weekly for a much cheaper price. Signing up for the newsletter is free and simple