Bojan Bednar

Traffic

Satellite tracking of cars: How Goran Vesić envisioned toll collection

A toll payment system that would rely on satellites would certainly speed up the journey even further. It's just that some other questions are raised there

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Presidential elections in the USA

Assassination changes Biden's campaign: How against a rival over whom the halo of victimhood hovers

The election campaign of Joe Biden after the assassination of Donald Trump must change urgently. All verbal attacks on the former president are thrown out of the game, because in a climate dominated by the image of his bloody face with a raised fist, it would be counterproductive. Analysts believe that Biden's already difficult path to re-election has become even more difficult. On Monday, Trump arrived in Milwaukee, where he will be officially nominated as the presidential candidate at the Republican convention

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Security of the President of Serbia

Vulin: After Trump, "let Vučić prepare" - and all brave freedom fighters

According to the interpretation of Aleksandar Vulin, Ana Brnabić or Ivica Dacić, it is clear that after the assassination of Donald Trump, the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, is a potential target because he too "advocates for a different world and peace in Ukraine", because he is also attacked by the "elite" and "its " the media

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young

Worrying number of young people killed in traffic accidents

Traffic safety agencies and the police will be present at all festivals during the summer that gather a large number of young people

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Health

Tanning is a great idea… if you want skin cancer

Conspiracy theorists say sunscreens are to blame. This is not true, but it is true that creams protect only partially. Experts say that lying in the sun to get a tan is a silly and harmful idea

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University of Belgrade

Colleges turn to utility companies: We have no money for your services

The Ministry of Education gives faculties between 15 and 20 percent of the total money needed to cover permanent material costs.

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Election race

An amendment that could replace Biden on the ballot

Numerous supporters have called on Biden to withdraw from the race for the US presidency, because, among other things, they are worried about his age and health

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Indija

A father marries his son: A wedding worth half a billion dollars

It is not known exactly how much money was spent on wedding celebrations, but estimates are that it is hundreds of millions, even half a billion dollars, which is not surprising considering that some musicians received seven or even eight-figure sums for their engagement

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A real animal

Turkey announces new law on stray dogs, critics fear many dogs will be killed

The bill provides that stray dogs will be removed from the streets and placed in shelters, where they will be sterilized. Dogs that are at risk of rabies, behave aggressively and cannot be rehabilitated would be euthanized

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The war in Gaza

Biden: Israel and Hamas agree on framework for ceasefire deal

Biden stated that there is still work to be done and complex issues regarding the ceasefire agreement, but he pointed out that both Israel and Hamas have agreed on the framework for the agreement.

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Football

FSS unanimously decided that Pixi remains a selector

The leadership of the Football Association of Serbia unanimously decided at a telephone meeting that Dragan Stojković Pixi will remain the coach of the national football team.

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Education

TikTok: The "strongest" and "sealed" medical excuses are sold for only 200 dinars

The spokeswoman of the "Nezavisnost" branch trade union of educators, Vesna Vojvodić Mitrović, tells "Vreme" that educators are not able to assess the validity of medical justifications provided by students. He believes that it is a much bigger problem that children live in a society whose moral value is reduced to the statement "so what"

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Montenegro

The "coup d'état" case: No one is guilty, no one tried to liquidate Đukanović

The higher court in Podgorica found that the accused did not illegally bring weapons into Montenegro with the aim of seizing the parliament and arresting or liquidating the then prime minister, Milo Đukanović. Among those released are the retired General of the Gendarmerie of Serbia Bratislav Dikić and seven other citizens of Serbia

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European Parliament

Europe of Sovereign Nations: Too Extreme for the Far Right

The Alternative for Germany gathered a few more extreme right-wing parties and formed the Europe of Sovereign Nations faction in the European Parliament. What they represent is too much even for Marine Le Pen's National Assembly, which did not want to accept them into the Patriots for Europe group.

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Security policy

Ukraine and NATO: The road to membership through numerous agreements

Ukraine receives military, financial and humanitarian aid from NATO member states. According to the signed agreements, those countries undertake to provide Ukraine with access to certain technologies, to invest in its defense industry and to strengthen its defense capabilities. The road to membership, however, is long and uncertain

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The war in Ukraine

NATO's response to Russia's attacks: Air defense and fighter jets for Ukraine

Additional military aid to Ukraine of at least 40 billion euros was announced at the NATO summit. The Alliance is also working on opening a European training center for Ukrainian pilots in Romania

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New loans

Another billion euros: New debts and postponement of payment of old ones with higher interest

Before the Serbian Parliament, there will be proposals for laws according to which Serbia should borrow another billion euros from various foreign and domestic banks. The Government of Serbia also proposes extending the repayment of two already existing loans of one billion euros each, which will increase the interest rate

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A heat wave

A red weather alert is in effect: If you don't really have to, it's better not to go outside

High heat during the day and tropical nights are particularly hard to bear in cities. Asphalt and concrete radiate heat, it is difficult to breathe and the temperatures significantly exceed those officially measured in the shade. Doctors advise caution

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Montenegro

State companies do business with companies that are under US sanctions due to their connection with Milorad Dodik

The United States of America (USA) will use all means at its disposal against those who do business with entities under US sanctions, such as those who cooperate with companies linked to the President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik and members of his family

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London

Suspect arrested for triple crossbow murder of BBC commentator's wife and two daughters

Kyle Clifford, suspected of killing three women with a crossbow, was arrested at Enfield Cemetery, north London. The victims of the triple murder have been identified as the wife of Carol Hunt and the two daughters of BBC horse racing commentator John Hunt

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Energy Industry

Serbia's nuclear breakthrough: Adopted Memorandum of Understanding in the field of application of nuclear energy development

If Serbia were to lift the moratorium on nuclear energy, the basic question is where, if that happens, the first Serbian nuclear power plant would be built. Experiences from the immediate neighborhood indicate that nuclear plants are being built on the banks of the Danube and the Sava. There is no place in Europe that is more than 500 kilometers from the nearest reactor

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Sports and politics

"Golden Europeans": Performance of the so-called athletes of Kosovo at the Olympic Games in Paris

The Olympic team of the "Republic of Kosovo" will participate in the Olympic Games in Paris under the blatantly pompous slogan "Golden Europeans". It is uncertain how the athletes from Serbia will behave in case they find themselves at the same competition with some of the Kosovo Olympians. Earlier it was suggested to them to get off the podium if they found themselves on it with athletes from "so-called Kosovo"

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Ecology

From two-hundred-year-old oak to mango trees: Climate change threatens nature's monuments

From the garden of the "Trandafilović" restaurant in Makenzijeva street and Cvetno trg, through the Jozić hut in Obrenovac to private yards - natural monuments are scattered all over Belgrade. Many do not even know they exist, let alone that climate change threatens them

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The war in Gaza

Approved plan to recruit ultra-orthodox Jews into the Israeli army

Israel's Defense Minister Yoav Galant has approved a plan to begin recruiting ultra-Orthodox Jews into the Israeli army, a move that will further strain relations in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's already divided ruling coalition.

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Rusija

Yulia Navalnya on Moscow's wanted list for "participation in an extremist organization"

A Moscow district court has issued an arrest warrant in absentia for Yulia Navalny, the widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, for alleged involvement in an extremist community.

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Campaign against the writer

Marko Vidojković: Whoever speaks the truth, we will find him

"The last Serb will die before publicly apologizing." Under that title, the German daily "Tagescheitung" brings an interview with the Serbian writer Marko Vidojković, who left the country

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European Parliament

Right-wing alliance "Patriots for Europe" promises "hope for nations that value their identity"

The leader of the French far-right National Assembly (RN), Jordan Bardela, will lead the newly formed right-wing grouping in the European Parliament (EP) "Patriots for Europe". After the defeat in the elections in France, Bardella pointed out that this "large grouping will affect the balance of power in Europe, the rejection of the flood of migrants, the punitive ecology and the deprivation of our sovereignty."

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