After the President of Serbia publicly questioned the legality of Rector Vladan Đokić's participation in the student electoral list, the Rector replied that as a citizen and professor he was guaranteed the right to be elected. He argues that political engagement does not conflict with academic integrity, as long as it takes place outside university institutions
Nearly 200.000 Ukrainian citizens currently residing in the United States could face deportation
President Aleksandar Vučić's statement that the SNS will block the courts in Novi Sad raises serious questions about the attitude of the executive power towards the independence of the judiciary. While the courts are being accused of "injustice" and "color revolution", the president is sending a message that looks less and less like an institutional dialogue and more and more like an open confrontation with all those who are not loyal to him
As Israeli forces continue their offensive in Gaza, residents speak of the daily struggle for life, the fear of not waking up and the despair that comes with hunger, destruction and the trauma of multiple displacements. The UN warns that humanitarian aid is still insufficient, and international pressure on Israel is growing
The Court of Appeal in Novi Sad partially accepted the appeal of the defenders of the arrested activists and ordered house arrest with electronic monitoring for Marija Vasić, Lado Jovović and Lazar Dinić. They are prohibited from using the phone, the Internet and contacts with other people, and the measure will last until August 20.
After more than a month, the Russian Federal Security Service answered the question of "Vremena" about whether they investigated the events in Serbia on March 15 at 19:11 in the center of Belgrade
Professor of sociology Marija Vasić is still on hunger strike in the Special Prison Hospital in Belgrade, where she is placed in the psychiatric ward. Her lawyer, Aleksandar Petrović, warns that Vasić cannot walk, is receiving infusions and antibiotics, but that she is determined to persevere until the court decides on the fate of the detained activists.
Five people were arrested in Serbia on suspicion of being part of an international criminal group that smuggled huge amounts of drugs, weapons and ammunition across Europe. The group operated in at least seven countries, and the investigation was conducted in cooperation with the prosecutor's offices and police of several countries
Three Faculties in Niš - Faculty of Law, Faculty of Economics and Faculty of Sports and Physical Education - have decided to move lectures to online platforms, but students say that this will not stop their protests. The demands, they say, are still not met, and the blockades of the faculty continue
A total of 130 million dinars was collected for the teachers and professors on strike, and more than 8.200 teachers and associates received solidarity aid, according to the data of the Alek Kavčić Foundation. How come we can't raise more
Sexual grooming refers to behavior used to establish an emotional connection with a vulnerable person. The victims of this procedure are mostly minors, attacked in various environments, including online platforms
Keeping sociology professor Marija Vasić in prison on charges of terrorism is an anti-civilization crime. Or grotesque, whatever you want. Why don't judges, prosecutors, policemen, security guards rebel against it
Although they decided four years ago that regular transportation on the Sava and Danube rivers would be available to the people of Belgrade, the councilors of the Assembly of Belgrade abandoned that plan on Tuesday, warns the organization "Belgrade on the Move".
On Tuesday, from 18:30 in Novi Sad, 30 intersections will be blocked for XNUMX minutes - in memory of the victims of the falling canopy and as a protest to release the arrested activists.
As "Vreme" learns, the new artistic director of Bitef is Miloš Lolić, and the new date of the festival is the end of November. To make this decision, the Bitef Board waited for the new rules of the City Assembly
No parliamentary party in Germany wants any cooperation with the right-wing Alternative for Germany. In some other countries of the European Union, right-wing parties are not so isolated at all
