Belgrade's poison darts will come super to Pristina, and the guild will pay for the Serbs in Kosovo, who are already the target of repression, writes "Vreme" in the new issue
Minister's fantasy Snezana Paunovic about ethnic cleansing Kosova was calmed down, at least as far as the regime was concerned, by the fatherly rebuke of President Aleksandar Vučić and the minister's bizarre apology to the president and prime minister.
But is anyone from the authorities even interested in how such ominous arrows from Belgrade are breaking through the spines of Kosovo Serbs? Marija L. Janković writes about this in the portrait of the minister in the new issue of "Vremena" (Thursday, July 23).
"Citizens are outraged by her statement, but also afraid of their fate because they know that it will serve as an excuse for further repressive actions by the Government of Kosovo," Dragiša Mijačić, himself from Kosovo, coordinator of the working group of the National Convention on the European Union (NCEU) for Chapter 35, which regulates Kosovo issues, tells us.
"Minister Paunović's words create a framework in the Kosovo public that every action of the Kosovo authorities and the Kosovo police towards the Serbs is justified, whether it is in accordance with the law or not," he says.
Journalist Idro Seferi, with an address in Belgrade, and a native of Pec, just like Minister Paunović, says that there is no Albanian in Kosovo who did not react negatively to this statement.
He describes that there are those who say "that's how all Serbs are, but we have an army and NATO, Serbia can't do anything to us", but also people who believe that, after such messages, "there is no need to make peace with the Serbs".
Read the entire article in the new issue of "Vremena" from Thursday (July 23) or subscribe to the digital edition now.
Extraordinary parliamentary elections are held on Sunday, October 25. 6.451.292 voters have the right to vote, and voting will take place at 8.392 polling stations. Election silence lasts until the polling stations close at 20 p.m
Publicist Dejan Lucic was arrested on suspicion of causing panic and riots with claims about election day, the prosecution announced.
Can a list with 45 percent of votes get a majority in the Assembly? It can. The key is in the census and the distribution of mandates. Here's how it works in Serbia
About 90 activists and translators from Hungary and Vojvodina plan to monitor the elections in Serbia. Organization DE! Akcióközösség relies on mobile teams, recording events on the ground and quickly publishing information about developments
The members of the Permanent Working Group for the Safety of Journalists demand an immediate reaction from the Republican Election Commission due to the denial of access to journalists in Pančevo and Vranje and demand the responsibility of those who prevent them from monitoring the work of the election commissions.
There is, literally, no difference between the one who claims it is day in the middle of the night, or the one who claims to be a giraffe, from the claims we read on billboards: that Vučić is working to unify Serbs and that Serbia is doing better and better day by day.
The pre-election arrests due to the alleged "overthrow of the state" testify to the regime's panic. The bad news for them is - they can't arrest the whole people who decided to defend themselves from progressive beatings and election theft
The ring that tightens around Ćaciland Student list is getting narrower. Because there are more and more spoiled people who see the false prophet for what he is: a street obscener who is fighting Serbia
The archive of the weekly Vreme includes all our digital editions, since the very beginning of our work. All issues can be downloaded in PDF format, by purchasing the digital edition, or you can read all available texts from the selected issue.
See all
