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Field defense of BelgradeA group of people has been trying to prevent the demolition of the Old Sava Bridge for weeks. Why do they do that? What are their days like? What are their plans
A group of people has been trying to prevent the demolition of the Old Sava Bridge for weeks. Why do they do that? What are their days like? What are their plans
The increase in salaries in the public sector and pensions in December has been announced for some time, with the plan that the average salary in this month will be above 900 euros. How does this increase realistically affect the standard of living of citizens
"It is our duty to insist that the topic of the canopy fall in Novi Sad remains current so that it does not end up like 'Ribnikar' and Dubona and Malo Orašje, and many other tragedies. If we don't manage to find those responsible, I'm afraid to think what the next tragedy could be... It seems to me that the more time passes, the tragedies become bigger and bigger, and that if it becomes everyday, we won't react anymore... And where will that red line be then?"
At the session of the Assembly of the City of Kraljevo, there was a physical fight between councilors. However, the situation quickly calmed down because the other councilors intervened, as well as security, Predrag Voštinić told "Vreme"
Radoš Đurović, director of the Center for the Protection and Assistance of Asylum Seekers, speaks to "Vreme" about rights, the procedure for seeking asylum, but also all the dangers that migrants go through on their way to a better life in Europe.
Those foreign universities would come to us and just rent space - no one wants to build a campus for a branch of a university. The only thing that would be gained in this way is that the students who enroll in it have a degree from a foreign university. The conditions, the environment, and the atmosphere that that university provides, and even the knowledge, would not be the same and all this would be because of the diploma.
Members of the police brigade arrested Savo Manojlović on the Old Sava bridge, by knocking him down and then carrying him off the bridge. His lawyer tells "Vreme" that Savo received injuries all over his body and that it is not yet known what kind of criminal charges will be filed against him.
The retirement age has been raised again since the New Year, but only for women. Why is this so and how is the constant "walking" of the retirement age legal?
The mandate of the outgoing Council is remembered for the absence of a sincere initiative to organize the local media space. Also, the deadlines for granting expired TV and radio licenses were broken, and the famous fifth license for national coverage was not granted. Their last move was the unanimously voted allocation of a regional frequency to Informer TV, and that was against the law. Are better days coming
Yesterday, a large protest was held in Novi Sad where around 20.000 citizens gathered. Everyone came, from the peace-loving ones, through the "intruded elements", to those citizens who were desperate to be calm. What all happened
This is a story about people fleeing from suffering, from wars and unimaginable poverty, about their stay in Serbia, about some past times when Romanians and Chileans sought salvation in Yugoslavia, about the nineties and our refugees from Croatia who had nowhere to go, and then about the years after 2008 when people from some distant world come. They all have one thing in common - they wanted peace and to settle down
The holder of the "Dr. Dragan Milić" list in Niš accused the councilors of the Democratic Party of weakening the opposition in that city. In an interview with the "Vremena" portal, Lutovac denied these allegations and added that anyone from the DS who has anything to do with progressives, to be expelled from the party
A man from Kikinda who beat his wife with a pistol and fired four bullets into her was sentenced to only one year and four months in prison. "The light sentences for domestic violence are a consequence of the fact that prosecutors do not treat such cases as attempted murder," Vanja Macanović from the Autonomous Women's Center told Vreme.
There is talk again about the problem of fake sick leave, and claims are being made that around 40.000 workers are taking sick leave even though there is no need for it. Employers say that's why they even hire private detectives - to find out who's sick and who's pretending. How to evaluate which sick leaves are fake? And why it represents border crossing
"The financial aid mentioned in the video of the Ministry of Family Care acts more as a consolation for the victim than as an incentive for a happy father who truly wants more children," sociologist Nada Sekulić told Vreme. And according to the research of the Center for Mothers, says Jovana Ružičić from this association, "every tenth woman in Serbia does not want to be a mother ever again after experiencing obstetric violence."
"In Serbia, the value of women is often based on their potential to be mothers, while we have safe access to abortion if we want it, while in the USA half of the federal states have taken away the right to abortion," the author and former porn star told Vreme. films by Džesika Stojadinović Stoya
From ancient times to today, the pledging of various items around the world has been shrouded in secrecy. In the modern era, some view the work of pawnshops as a form of greenbacks, while others view them as a way of saving money in a financial crisis. How legal is their work in our country?
The town hall in Niš got a new roof, worth 71.000 euros, and the ceiling is still intact, covered with nylon. During that time, the concrete blocks of the stairs next to the Fortress Bridge cracked in several places. Đorđe Stanković talks about how this happened and what the opposition plans to do for Vreme
You should not strive for beauty standards imposed by society, but be happy in your body. That's what the Body positivity movement says. But many of his protagonists die young from the effects of excessive obesity
Unfortunately, violence in primary and secondary schools is no longer a novelty. Tolerance of violence, as well as the lack of awareness of what violent behavior entails, are the main reasons why young people today turn a blind eye to peer violence, says psychologist Ana Mirković.
The sudden end of the summer heat and the great cooling remind us that there is less than a month left until the start of the heating season. Energy expert Miodrag Kapor tells "Vreme" how heating prices will move, as well as which heating method is the most cost-effective
While the Minister of Finance announces an average salary of 1.400 euros, economist Milan Kovačević tells "Vreme" that not everything is so positive in the Serbian economy, as Siniša Mali represents
It seems that professor Slaviša Orlović, despite the accusations of sexual harassment and the fact that he was elected to that position illegally, will become the dean of the Faculty of Political Sciences. Everyone is protesting - from students to professors to the outgoing dean, who claims that, if the decision to elect Orlović is not withdrawn, everything will end in the Administrative Court
Educators have been on strike all over Serbia for days, and new promises are coming from the government every now and then, as attempts by the government to bring the teachers' rebellion under control. Political scientist Boško Jakšić talks about new promises and the unenviable position of teachers for "Vreme".
After Aleksandar Vučić expressed his desire, the Government of Serbia urgently announced that it wants to re-introduce mandatory military service. "Vreme" asked several young men what they thought about it
Professor Slaviša Orlović will take up the post of FPN dean from October, "Vreme" learns. And this despite the fact that his election in June is controversial and despite accusations of sexual harassment of female students.
