Tabloids
Day of the fight against hate speech: "Lying fool", "proven Serb hater"...
How tabloids in Serbia welcome the Day of the Fight against Hate Speech
Ministers' wealth
What Serbian politicians own: Gasic's property worth 23 million euros
According to the latest KRIK research, some members of the Government of Serbia own assets worth tens of millions of euros, although their incomes cannot justify such wealth. Among the richest are Bratislav Gašić, Nenad Popović and Irena Vujović - with luxurious villas, apartments, business premises and country estates.
Conflict in the Middle East
Unreliable ally: Why Putin won't come to Iran's aid
And while Vladimir Putin expresses his condolences to Iran and condemns the Israeli attacks, Russian tanks remain in garages. In the background – diplomatic maneuvers, strategic interests and careful weighing of benefits at a time when the Kremlin is looking for a new offensive opportunity in Ukraine.
Mediji
Sholak is suing BC Partners for 250 million euros
The founder of United Group, Dragan Šolak, sued the majority owner BC Partners, claiming that they refused to pay him a bonus from the sale of companies in Serbia, reports Law360, a portal specialized in legal news. Not even two weeks later, he was removed from all positions in the group
Air pollution
A loan of 50 million euros for the replacement of boiler rooms with fossil fuels
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will give Serbia a loan of 50 million euros to replace fossil fuel boilers in several of the most polluted cities. However, this is only a drop in the sea of hyper-pollution of the Serbian air
The Age of Omnipotence or Fear
Serbian Chat GPT wrote a book: "I take a thousand euros a week"
Bizarre and terrible, but completely true story about a diploma and a bestseller that a Serb from the diaspora acquired in a matter of hours
Iran
Reza Pahlavi: The man who wants to overthrow the Islamic Republic of Iran
On Tuesday, June 17, Reza Pahlavi called on Iran's security forces and civil servants to stand up against the Islamic regime. Who is a man that is offered as an alternative to mullahs and fundamentalists
Conflict in the Middle East
German Chancellor Merz: Israel is doing the dirty work for us
Chancellor Friedrich Mertz openly said that he hopes for a regime change in Tehran or a return to the negotiating table, otherwise Israel will "go all the way"
Tragedy in Novi Sad
After 208 days, Professor Milan Spremić was released from custody
Faculty of Civil Engineering professor Milan Spremić, who is among the suspects for the collapse of the canopy at the station in Novi Sad, was released under house arrest. His faculty and colleagues claimed from the beginning that he had nothing to do with the execution of the works
Israel-Iran War
Trump claims to control Iran's skies: USA on the brink of an offensive?
Trump said he has full control over Iran's skies and knows the location of Ayatollah Khamenei, but that he will not kill him for now. An hour later, the US president met with his national security team. Next steps are awaited
EXPO 2027
Maldini: The National Pavilion looks like Chris Jackson's lamp
Not a few experts in the National Pavilion for the Expo recognize the hanging lamp "Metropolis" by the English designer Chris Jackson. One of them is the architect Slobodan Maldini
Ecology
Concrete city, hot nights: Heat islands engulf Belgrade
Belgrade is overheating, the air is polluted, and citizens are increasingly unable to sleep because of the heat. The lack of greenery and concretization worsen the effect of heat islands. Although systemic solutions exist, the city authorities do not react
Israel-Iran War
The view from Israel: This war is eerily different from others
While the fourth day of the war between Israel and Iran is going on, "Vremen" interlocutors from Israel describe scenes that are strange even to Israelis accustomed to living in wartime conditions. This war, they say, is far fiercer than any other in the last three and a half decades
Moving to Greece
We're going south, but not on vacation: Why are Serbs increasingly moving to Greece?
In the past, Greece, from the point of view of the Serbian people, was mostly seen as a destination for a ten-day vacation, excellent food and some souvenirs. Today, an increasing number of people, especially young people, see this country as a new place to live
March 15, 2025
Irshot: On March 15, a sonic weapon was "very likely" used
The Irshot organization, based on hundreds of statements and videos from the protests in Belgrade on March 15, claims that acoustic weapons were "very likely" used on peaceful demonstrators.
Sound cannon
A note about the sound cannon: The "obnoxious tones" mod has been blocked
The "sound cannon" saga continues: Police Minister Ivica Dacic now claims that "unpleasant tones" could not be released from the sound cannon on March 15 because, as he says, that mode is "blocked" in Serbia