"Vreme" condemned the publication of personal data and the targeting of journalists and editors of Radio and Television of Serbia, not the student blockade of RTS
The government already dealt with the university in 1992 and 1998 based on the so-called Milošćević's, and then Šešel's University Law. The second attack was more devastating, it shone a light on the anti-intellectualism of the Serbian Radical Party. In it, Aleksandar Vučić stood out, who even now prepares the destruction of the rebellious academic community
On the eve of the session of the AP Vojvodina Assembly, the plateau in front of the building is secured by strong police and gendarmerie forces, while students from Novi Sad protest and throw eggs at the building
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Place: Belgrade, Dorćol Square, April 9, 2025.
Speakers: Marinika Tepić, vice-president of the Freedom and Justice Party and MP
Tanasije Marinković, full professor at the Faculty of Law in Belgrade
Miloš Jovanović, president of Nova DSS, MP and assistant professor at the Faculty of Law in Belgrade
Predrag Voštinić, activist of the Local Front from Kraljevo
Đorđe Pavićević, ZLF MP and full professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade
Moderator: Nedim Sejdinović, "Vremena" journalist
The tribune was organized by the weekly "Vreme" and the movement "New Optimism"
Students who traveled through five countries to reach Strasbourg read the letter they will send to the French president. In it, they seek support for a generation that does not want to leave Serbia, but to reawaken justice, dialogue and truth in it
We are witnessing the destruction and forced displacement of the entire population of Gaza, it was stated in the press release of Doctors Without Borders
Healthy Serbia MP Miloljub Albijanić spoke in the National Assembly of Serbia strongly criticizing the current government, with the message that he owes nothing to either Aleksandar Vučić or Milan Stamatović. Albijanić pointed out that the government, instead of dialogue, used a sound cannon against citizens during the March 15 protest, which, he says, was a fight against injustice - not against the state. After this speech, the Healthy Serbia party distanced itself from Albjanić's claims
As "Vreme" unofficially learns, the cause of the temporary "fall" of the RTS website was a DOS (Denial of Service) attack on the portal of the Public National Service
After yesterday's protest, classes continued in the First Kragujevac High School
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Aljbin Kurti, has officially resigned from the executive position, in order to take over the parliamentary mandate in the new convocation of the Assembly.
The crowd shouted "pump", and they prepared bread and salt for the students
Students of the Faculty of Teacher Education strongly oppose the appointment of Dejan Vuk Stanković as Minister of Education, citing a series of irregularities in his work and testimonies of sexual harassment that have been circulating among female students for years.
The first basic prosecutor's office in Belgrade announced the beginning of the interrogation of citizens who reported health problems after the protest held on March 15. So far, more than a hundred citizens have been identified who will give statements as part of the investigation
Part of the facade collapsed today around 16:30 at the corner of Vasina and Dobračina streets, almost injuring a nine-year-old girl who was passing by with her grandfather. Witnesses describe the scene as an "explosion", and the girl suffered a great shock
More than 70 percent of police officers said that they suffer from political pressure, while even 92 percent do not feel safe in the field. These are the devastating findings of the survey of the Professional Police Association "Dr Rice", which in an open letter to Ivica Dačić demands urgent depoliticization and reform of the MUP
Although classes were resumed this morning at the First Kragujevac High School, confusion among students and teachers continues. Graduates, students and parents gathered in front of the school looking for answers to the question - who decided to end the blockade and on what basis. The police also arrived at the school, but there were no incidents
Saric was sentenced to six years in prison because he organized a criminal group whose members committed several crimes. His lawyer, Dejan Lazarevic, was sentenced to a prison sentence of three years and six months, and his own brother, Duško Šarić, was sentenced to a prison sentence of one year.
Philosopher and professor Boris Bratina, who has been proposed for the new minister of information, points out that he was caught off guard by the news. When asked about the plans, he says that he is surprised by the appointment, and that he has yet to remember his views on the media - but he expresses the hope that he will "do well".
Filip David, one of the most important Serbian writers and intellectuals, died in Belgrade after a long and serious illness, leaving behind an indelible mark in contemporary literature and culture.
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The traditional project of the company Lidl Serbia "Clean from love" continues this year as well, and in addition to the well-known actions of removing waste from nature, it will also include educational workshops intended for organizations and associations of citizens from all over the country. After participating in the aforementioned workshops, selected actors of the civil sector will have the opportunity to, with the support of the company, carry out clean-up actions and thereby initiate positive environmental changes in their local community
How Alexander Ovechkin became a hockey legend as the son of Moscow and the adopted child of Washington, in the sport that led the Cold War
Instead of supporting real political change at the local level, EU institutions fund performance: a tightly controlled "Roma inclusion industry"
After numerous restorations of self-government in the 19th and 20th centuries, Serbia in the 21st faces the same task that its first defenders of the constitution faced.
This cataclysm did not happen because educators have a salary below the national average, but because their profession is completely meaningless, and their position is above all disenfranchised.
