In the actions of the police, after the Vidovdan protest, at least 29 students were arrested, the most from Belgrade University
Four students from the Faculty of Chemistry, two each from the Faculty of Mathematics, Agriculture and Traffic in Belgrade, as well as two students from the Technical Faculty in Novi Sad, as well as from the Faculty of Law in Niš and the Faculty of Economics in Kragujevac - list of arrestees students only increases after the wave of civil disobedience.
Information obtained by "Vreme" refers to at least 29 detained students from all Serbian universities. So far, six of them have been released, one student each of Traffic and Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry in Belgrade and two from the College of Electrical Engineering.
Among those detained are students of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, Pharmacy in Niš, as well as the Belgrade Faculty of Sports and Physical Education, Faculty of Dramatic Arts, Faculty of Applied Arts and FON.
Members of the UKP search Zabela on suspicion of abuse of official position and giving and receiving bribes in connection with the vote. During the action, cigarettes were found, which are suspected to have been used to bribe prisoners to vote for SNS
Professor Aleksandar N. Nešković for "Vreme" announces competitions for directors of health institutions, salary increases and less administration so that doctors have more time for patients
The commander of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit Igor Žmirić was arrested this Wednesday, November 4, together with 8 other people
RHMZ director Jugoslav Nikolić, suspected of money laundering and failure to declare assets, defended himself by remaining silent during the hearing. The Prosecutor's Office proposes detention for him and two other suspects
The hearing in the "General Staff" case was postponed because Goran Vasić, one of the defendants, did not appear before the Special Court due to illness
Vučić pardoned the batterers and Dijana Hrkalović. The election winners should abolish the sultan's power that allows one man to run afoul of the entire judicial system
Davor Matura's ALTA empire is the transplanted heart of the corrupt regime of Aleksandar Vučić, who was defeated in the October 25 elections. From ALTA Bank, roads lead directly to the top of the progressive government.
Things are unfolding at an astonishing speed, as astonishing as the speed with which Vucic conceded a convincing defeat. Impatience is understandable, but misplaced
Time explores: The construction of the St. Sava Temple
Did the money paid by the Government to SPC end up in Moscow through Alta Bank? subscribeThe 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.
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