Ecology
At the bottom of Europe: Less than 20 percent of wastewater is treated in SerbiaSerbia has about fifty wastewater treatment plants, a third of which are not in operation
Serbia has about fifty wastewater treatment plants, a third of which are not in operation
The dinar is at its lowest level since the beginning of the year, and the demand for euros has increased in exchange offices. The NBS justifies the increased demand for foreign exchange with seasonal changes, and interprets the lack of euros on the market as a reduced inflow of foreign investments.
Croatia, Albania and Kosovo signed a memorandum on military cooperation, which provoked a sharp reaction from Serbia
"Deliberate, illegal use of means designed to cause fear, confusion and disorder at public gatherings is a serious violation of human rights," reads the statement of more than 1500 professors and Nobel laureates from around the world about the event in Belgrade on March 15
"Our town is dead, it's hard for us to recover from this. We're a small town, there's hardly a person who hasn't been affected. We all know each other. We're all crying, nobody's saying anything, they're just nodding their heads, offering their condolences," Stojan Gluvčeski, a resident of Kočani, told Vreme.
According to initial information, three cars and a tractor were involved in the chain collision
Russia and Ukraine exchanged 175 prisoners of war each, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced
Although the police deny that sound weapons have been used in Serbia before, BIRN reveals that in November 2023, Serbian police used a "sound-producing weapon-like device" on refugees
The High Court in Belgrade passed a verdict on financial compensation to the families of children and guards killed in May 2023 at the "Vladislav Ribnikar" Elementary School.
Punctured tires on professors' vehicles in the University Settlement in New Belgrade
Several "sound cannons" were deployed in Belgrade on the day of the protest, claims Danas' source from the Gendarmerie. This is also shown in a video from Saturday, where Minister Ivica Dacic demonstrated the use of the device after the press conference
The professor of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, Aleksandar Jaćić, analyzed the sound of the video that appeared on social networks, created in Kneza Miloša Street, above the "1. Maj" pharmacy, and says that it is unlikely that it was caused by the behavior of people in the crowd
Any police officer in Bosnia and Herzegovina who spots Milorad Dodik, Radovan Višković and Nenad Stevandić should arrest him. In short, that would be the definition of the central warrant issued for them
Žarko Trebješanin, a psychologist, spoke to "Vreme" about the mass effect and what happened on the streets of Belgrade on Saturday, March 15. His statement was later misreported on the "Hit Tweet" show on Pink TV
While the Emergency Center does not answer "Vremen"'s questions, Health Minister Zlatibor Lončar answers ironically. The question is whether more people are really reporting symptoms of dizziness, nausea, headaches that are associated with the alleged sonic boom during the protest in Belgrade on March 15
The temperature in Belgrade has dropped, it is starting to rain
On the day when a large protest is being held in Belgrade, sessions of local parliaments were scheduled in Čačak and Vlasotinac, whose holding was prevented by the citizens. Vučić told the people of Čač that they are criminals and swindlers
Before perhaps the biggest protest in the history of Serbia, the president of the republic visits the Expo
Students in the blockade published a map and plan of the protest. Gathering at several points in the city and walking together towards the Parliament of Serbia
Students from numerous places in Serbia arrived in Belgrade, on foot and by bicycle, to the protest held on Saturday, March 15. A reception was arranged for them in the capital
On the tractors that were placed in front of the camp near Pionirski park, windows were broken, one overturned
Before the protest in Belgrade, several transport companies canceled departures for the Serbian capital
Six members of the Movement of Free Citizens and the organization Stav were arrested
Journalists from Slobodna Dalmacija were banned from entering Serbia before the protest because, as they were told, they represent a security risk
If the schools start implementing the tuition reimbursement plans from March 17, the school year could end normally, says the Minister of Education Slavica Đukić Dejanović
Journalists of the Second and Third and program 202 of Radio Belgrade are prohibited from working for the weekend, pre-recorded shows will be broadcast
The Executive Board of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts supports student protests and condemns threats and physical attacks on students