The Prosecutor's Office is checking whether the police reacted in a timely manner when Informer employees called for help on October 26 due to the entry of citizens into the television premises. The announcement does not state that proceedings have been initiated against specific persons
The intrusion of members of the Criminal Police Department into the Republic Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments is a direct repression of employees, assistant professor of the Faculty of Applied Arts, Nemanja Smiciklas, told Vreme.
Members of the Criminal Police Directorate entered the Rectorate of the University of Belgrade by order of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office due to the investigation into the death of a student at the Faculty of Philosophy. Together with the police and inspectors, the TV Informer team also broke into the Rectorate
The President of the National Movement of Serbia, Miroslav Aleksić, stated that the police entered the party's premises in Belgrade and began confiscating technical equipment, explaining that there were reports of harassment of SNS voters.
A video posted on social media shows US special forces descending from a helicopter on the Skipper tanker, which has been under sanctions for years for its links to Hezbollah and Iran's oil-trafficking network. The operation increases Washington's pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro
The doors of the State University in Novi Pazar were reopened to students, after they were kicked out of the building this morning
Representatives of the "Ne damo Jadar" association broke into the Hilton Hotel, where the Rio Tinto company's New Year's cocktail was held, to tell them that, as they said, "they will not dig". The company assessed that "opponents of the 'Jadar' project are trying to dispute the right of that company to operate in Serbia under conditions that apply to all others with unfounded accusations."
The courier service owned by United Group was raided last night by criminal and tax police inspectors. The workers who happened to be there claim that they did not show the court order. Previously, the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said that the striking postmen were "fighting for the interests of some other company".
