European Union
MEPs: Do not recognize the election results
A group of MPs from several parties is demanding that an international investigation be launched into the parliamentary, provincial and local elections held on December 17
Serbia
Nursing homes are becoming more expensive: The state would have to come to the rescue
Prices in state nursing homes are thirty percent higher as of this February. "It would be ideal if the state would pay extra for people who cannot afford a home," Radoslav Milovanović, President of the Association of Private Social Welfare Institutions, told Vreme.
The World
The EU still sends money to Ukraine, Orban relented
The agreement that was reached in Brussels was under question due to the opposition of Hungary. Kyiv receives an additional 50 billion euros
Strikes across Europe
Three hundred thousand Finns are on strike because of cuts by the right-wing government
Finnish workers are protesting on Thursday and Friday over the right-wing government's planned labor market reforms and cuts to the welfare system. Traffic will be stopped, factories and shops will be closed
The war in Ukraine
Is Zelensky replacing the chief general?
Allegations about the fate of the top military commander occupy the attention of the Ukrainian public, who are also waiting for an answer on whether the Western allies will grant them more than 100 billion dollars in aid.
Health
The number of people suffering from whooping cough is increasing
Four children died from whooping cough in Belgrade, one is in danger, dozens are in the hospital. This serious disease of the respiratory organs also broke out in Croatia. Experts agree that the best protection is the vaccine, which is mandatory
Scammers in Serbia
We kindly ask you to recognize us as a minority
Merchants, lawyers, bankers, doctors, politicians and other swindlers were the creators of Serbia's modernization, they became part of it, and now it is denying them support to preserve their nation.
Macedonian election model for Serbia
Technical government: If Marinika Tepić controlled Bata Gašić
Could Serbia also adopt the Macedonian mechanism of entry of opposition representatives into the ministries 100 days before the elections in order to use their powers to prevent the ministers of the ruling parties from abusing their power? Can we imagine that Marinika Tepić, as the deputy minister of the interior, controls the work of Bratislava Gašić?
Kosovo
Self-determination politician: At least 17:0 for Pristina in January
From the abolition of visas, through the expulsion of dinars to the opening of air corridors with Albania - the politician of the Kosovo Self-Determination Mirsad Vitia listed what he considers the successes of Pristina in January
Health care
Motorcycles in emergency service: A race against time
Thirteen years ago, an experimental engine in the ambulance service saved the life of Duško Antelje, who had a serious traffic accident. In these situations, seconds and minutes sometimes make the difference. Why does Serbia still not have such motorcycles
Film
Wenders' film at the beginning of the DOK festival
6 films were selected for the 15th edition of the International Documentary Film Festival. Among them are Wenderson's "Anselmo" and Oscar-nominated "Samuel and the Light" Vinicius Girnisham
KiM
Office of the President: Any formal word would be superfluous
The meeting between President Vučić and the ambassadors of the Quinte countries ended without information about its progress and results. In Kosovo, starting tomorrow, payments are made in euros
Beograd
Where did the Belgrade Philharmonic disappear?
In the President's "Leap into the Future", there is no building of the Belgrade Philharmonic, even though it was one of his trump cards in the election campaign. Did he decide she wasn't needed, or did he simply forget her, overwhelmed by the Expo
Comment
Principle of freedom: Banning smoking is more harmful than smoking
The pro-fascist and pro-racist French group gathered around the Le Pen family begins to grow stronger, approximately at the time when the ban on smoking in public indoor spaces, including cafes, was announced in France. That law, in fact, attacked the principle of freedom
Montenegro
Vujović: The election of Živković as head of the DPS will stabilize the party
In the internal party elections held on Sunday, January 28, the current acting Danijel Živković was elected as the president of the Montenegrin DPS
Eurovision
Artists around the world: Israel to be excluded from Eurovision
Israel's participation in Eurovision trivializes international law, claim more than 1000 Swedish musicians in an open letter addressed to the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).