Personal attitude

15.May 2025. Marko Oljaca

Mass indifference

We could see what kind of attitude the government has towards the days it itself declared as Days of Remembrance for the Victims of Mass Murders last Saturday when, as part of the nationalist, populist and kitsch manifestation Belgrade Family Days, citizens were invited to laugh, dance at concerts, enjoy themselves with majorettes, and children to practice shooting accuracy, all on the day when a child in the center of Belgrade killed children and a guard at a school

Photograph excluded from evidence

VJT in Novi Sad

09.march 2025 VN

Fall of the canopy: Only Maja Gojković is not to blame

"Vreme" publishes a photo that the prosecution in Novi Sad excluded from the case. And there you can see that Vojvodina Prime Minister Maja Gojković is the main star of the official opening of the Railway Station. However, unlike former minister Goran Vesić, the indictment magically bypasses her

The railway station in Novi Sad after the demolition of the canopy

The fall of the canopy in Novi Sad

05.December 2024 TS

Faculty of Civil Engineering: Attempt to transfer responsibility to engineers

A professor from the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Belgrade is "totally unjustifiably in custody" for collapsing a canopy in Novi Sad, the faculty's announcement reads. They state that it is an attempt to shift part of the responsibility for "long-term non-compliance with procedures and laws in construction by the authorities to the engineers"

Analyze

05.November 2024 Andrei Ivanji

Vesić's gambit by Aleksandar Vučić

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić learned the lessons of last year's civil protests after the mass murders. After the tragedy in Novi Sad, he partially changed his defensive tactics in order to curb the threatening wave of dissatisfaction at the start

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, addressing the nation

Political responsibility

04.November 2024 AI

The third day of mourning in Vojvodina: What to do with the resignations announced by Vučić

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić explicitly demanded political responsibility for the horror in Novi Sad. But, either it was foiling or no one listens to Vučić. In the meantime, Prime Minister Miloš Vučević left for China, and the President of the Assembly, Ana Brnabić, says that there will be no protected persons, "as in the previous 10 years".