In the new issue: The assassination of Zoran Đinđić - 20 years later

09.march 2023 Nedim Sejdinovic

A death from which Serbia has not recovered

Just like any other politician, Zoran Đinđić should not be glorified either, especially since he undoubtedly had flaws and mistakes. But there is no doubt that after his death, Serbia did not give birth to anyone who could come close to him at least within a hundred miles. In one person, higher education, philosophical and political knowledge, inexhaustible energy and entrepreneurship, strength and optimism, organizational ability and awareness of the environment in which he operates met. And such a combination is rare even in much larger cultures

Side effects

08.march 2023 Teofil Pančić

Djindjic and the death of normalization

Serbia was tragically late. After the murder of Zoran Đinđić, that delay could only increase. So today it is mostly a land of sour grapes: in it, everything that is inaccessible to it is ritually despised.

Twenty years since the murder of Zoran Đinđić

07.march 2023 MN

Documentary film: "Đinđić - the story of Serbia"

On Sunday at 19.30:1 p.m., N12 will premiere Filip Švarm's film about the collective trauma caused by the murder of Zoran Đinđić on March 2003, XNUMX, about where the state was then and where the mafia, how today Serbia remembers the murdered prime minister and his work. what is and what is not Đinđić's state and political legacy and the chronicles that announced his assassination

On this day

12.march 2022 The team of reporters and the Documentation Center "Vremena"

The murder of Zoran Đinđić: Twenty-three lost years

This text, signed by the team of "Vremena" reporters, describes the events immediately after the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic. It is an authentic document of the moment when Serbia was pushed into the abyss from which Alekandar Vučić was born. The bullet that hit Djindjic stopped Serbia, whose citizens have not returned to this day the democratic zeal and hope that carried them then - at least a part of the citizens. The others, then in the opposition, war offshoots of the 1999s, are in power today with defectors who were and will remain irrelevant to the history of this country.

Election 2022.

09.February 2022. Sofia Popović

Candidate for mayor of Belgrade Vojislav Mihailović: Like Draža, I would like to have a grandson like that

He says that from his grandfather Draža Mihailović, he inherited "steadiness, calmness and unerring judgment of the right side", which "may not be the side that profits and wins", but he will not be "ashamed of the decisions" he made in front of his grandchildren. It will protect the architectural and cultural values ​​that "the urban planning mafia has especially attacked in the old core of the city". His goal is to make Belgrade the pride of Serbia and this part of Europe. He will be a candidate for mayor of Belgrade in front of the NADA coalition, gathered around the Democratic Party of Serbia

One year since the Saber action

10.march 2004 Milos Vasic

A saber does not cut silk

All of that could have been done better and faster, but there was no one else and with no one else. It was well thought out, but security was breached, so the "fierce guys from the hot Belgrade asphalt" (drunks and criminals) and the "legalists from the Tower" (villains and professional killers) succeeded in attempting a preventive counterattack. Zoran Đinđić died, a victim of the crazy hope that history can be changed with one murder... Really: can it? We'll see soon

State of affairs

19.march 2003 Stojan Cerovic

After Djindjic

From the very beginning, the Prime Minister found himself caught between the local evil-patriotic forces and the Hague ultimatums

Incident on the highway

26.February 2003. Dejan Anastasijevic

Bugsy is learning to drive

From the circles close to the prime minister, the story is heard that it was not an assassination, but a warning to Djindjic that he is not untouchable. But the timing of the incident at Limes in New Belgrade (two days before Seselj's rally) gives enough cause for deep concern.