Jubilee
Village life from a frog's perspectiveOne hundred years ago, Martin Jonas was born, one of the symbols of naive painting. The exhibition of his paintings is a story about him, his art, Kovacica, peasant, soul, beauty...
One hundred years ago, Martin Jonas was born, one of the symbols of naive painting. The exhibition of his paintings is a story about him, his art, Kovacica, peasant, soul, beauty...
Would the soup taste as good without dill? Would Columbus have discovered America if he hadn't gone looking for spices? No and no
Emperor Dušan's cup, Patriarch Arsenius IV Shakabenda's plate and a number of vessels that were part of medieval everyday life are available in the National Museum at the exhibition Between the table and the sofa: Metal vessels from the 13th century. to 19. veka
The commemorative postage stamp that Bata Živojinović received on the last day of 2023 tells about him, but also about the spirit of the time in which he lived
"The worst thing that can happen in a movie is to stick to the script." The story has to be incarnated and for me the film is what comes before the script," explains the director of Lost Country, which opens tomorrow's FAF
Almost half of the world's population plays video games. Why is the gaming industry dominant in the creative industries nowadays?
"A very restrictive diet usually ends with sporadic attacks of terrible hunger, most often an unbearable need for sweets." In those moments, my client eats a whole chocolate or two, and sometimes over half a kilogram of chocolate in one sitting," explains nutritionist and author of the book: "Dieta - The best way to gain weight" Ana Lipovac for the "Vremena" portal.
"The citizens of Belgrade have the right to know whether their mayor, even a former one, lives in Belgrade or in a city abroad, and Šapić must therefore explain whether he lives there, how he lives, with how much money, from which money he rents an apartment or he bought it," MP Zajedno Đorđe Miketić told the "Vremena" portal
The political father and "creator" of Aleksandar Vučić, as the president of Serbia once used to describe him, Vojislav Šešelj, has shown in at least three programs in the last week that he respects the Serbian president and his views on the situation in Banjska, regardless of previous disagreements
"It is hard to believe that Vučić and the Serbian state structures knew absolutely nothing about the attack in the village of Banjska. After all, the fact that you have thirty heavily armed individuals with vehicles is not to be ignored, especially when it comes to a sensitive place like the north of Kosovo," Florian Biber, professor of Southeast European studies at the University of Graz, told the "Vremena" portal.
"Vremena" interlocutor Tatjana Lazarevic from KoSSev believes that the attack by an armed gang on members of the Kosovo police in Banjska could mean "the beginning of the end" - whether for the survival of the Serbs themselves in the north or the expulsion of Serbian institutions from the north
Nothing changes until we start changing ourselves. We are so afraid to look in the mirror and admit to ourselves who we are. And what we own, we usually look for as an answer in others, said environmental activist Erin Brockovic at the "Tok" conference of the company A1 in Belgrade's Silos.
"The institution of the president interprets reality, solves problems, offers explanations for policies that should be implemented by the government according to the Constitution, the president adopts or does not adopt laws that should be adopted by the National Assembly," explains CRTE program director Raša Nedeljkov for the "Vreme" portal.
Everything remains the same, only the violence is new. That is why this year's Pride will be held under the slogan "We are not even close", which emphasizes that the LGBT community in Serbia is facing increased violence and discrimination
The year 1967, when two of the most important leaders of black activism, Martin Luther King and Malcolm X, were killed, represented the end of the black utopia of a single nation, that is, the state, and that utopia moved to hip-hop culture, which today celebrates its fiftieth birthday
Serbia, where over 50 percent of women are unemployed, is one of the countries fighting the "pink tax". One of the most brutal forms is the tax on pads, which is institutionalized through the taxation system
For many food delivery drivers in Serbia, riding a bicycle is not only part of the job, but also a hobby. As there are more and more traffic accidents, and drivers' nerves are getting thinner, delivery drivers are becoming more careful. Some of them, like our interlocutor, drive on the sidewalk to avoid being "accidentally" picked up by a car. Here, however, they endanger pedestrians. Since the beginning of the year, 23 cyclists have lost their lives in Serbia, and 460 have been injured
In support of their colleague Pavlo Cicvarić, the students gathered in front of the National Assembly while the session was still in progress. Minister of State Administration and Local Self-Government Aleksandar Martinović presented personal information about Cicvarić's family at the session today
