Government pressure
New wave of repression: Arrest of university professors in Novi Sad
Two professors and the dean of the Faculty of Medicine were arrested in Novi Sad on Wednesday night. The Academic Plenum considers it "bare repression"
Personal attitude
The arrest of a professor in Novi Sad: How much fascism!?
When the police in one country take professors away at night and lock them up, we all know what time we live in - the 1930s on repeat
Foreign policy
Vučić in an unannounced visit to Ukraine: Diplomatic turn or new balancing act
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić participates in the Ukraine - Southeast Europe summit in Odessa, with messages from Moscow about "treason" and complete silence from Belgrade before departure
Dean's arrests
Academic Plenum: Snežana Brkić, dean of the Faculty of Medicine in Novi Sad, was arrested
The dean of the Faculty of Medicine in Novi Sad, Snežana Brkić, and five other people were arrested on suspicion of increasing the professors' salaries in violation of the rules, regime tabloids reported early Wednesday morning. The arrest of the dean was confirmed by the Academic Plenum
Protests and blockades
New wave of repression: Two professors arrested in Novi Sad
Professors from the Faculty of Philosophy and the Academy of Arts were arrested in Novi Sad
Kosjerić and Zaječar
Elections in the shadow of force: Some policemen are strange
In the local elections in Zaječar and Kosjerić, there was not only voting - there was also intimidation, attacks, ignoring applications, alleged theft of votes. The role of the police and the presence of "unknowns" in uniforms opened the question: who really managed security on election day
Chronicle
Shooting at the Gazelle, three wounded
As "Vreme" unofficially learns, in the incident at Gazela, Partizan fans who were returning from the Arena after the match with Budućnosti from Podgorica were attacked.
Pets
Animals in the house: In Serbia, people keep all sorts of things as "pets"
Banned pythons, raccoons, even lions... what do people in Serbia keep as "pets" and what does the law say
Jubilee
Thirty years of drawings in the "Chaos" gallery
"Dealing in this business in a bleak reality was a refuge and an escape, the need to defend the cultural scene and show the other, more beautiful side of our identity," says Borka Božović, who founded the "Chaos" gallery 30 years ago.
Mass murder in Austria
Shooting at a school in Graz: Eleven dead, the killer a former student
Eleven people were killed in a shooting at a school in Graz, and among the dead were a teacher and students, as well as the attacker, a former student of the school
"Vreme" finds out
Air Serbia paid millions to passengers of a near-fatal flight
About one million dinars per passenger - that's how much Air Serbia paid to the passengers from the plane that suffered a serious accident after taking off from Belgrade last February, "Vreme" learns. But only those who protested as a group got the secret settlement
Affair
"The New York Times" examines the role of Sinisha Mali in the General Staff affair
Mr. Malley has ties to the White House through Rick Grenell, the New York Times notes, and analyzes whether he pressured experts to support the Trump family's project.
University of Belgrade
Dean Radovanović: I expect the repeal of the decree on reducing scientific activity
The dean of the Faculty of Physics in Belgrade, Voja Radovanović, expects the controversial decree that affects the functioning of the University to be repealed
Ecology
27 billion euros are needed to comply with EU environmental standards
Even if Serbia had 27 billion euros for harmonizing environmental standards with the European Union, it could not be realized because there are not enough expert people to implement those projects.
Novi Sad
The accused activists from Novi Sad will not be tried in absentia for the time being
Students and activists suspected of preparing acts against the constitutional system are outside Serbia
Professor's protest
Camp neither in heaven nor on earth: Do the professors stop the protest in front of the Government
While the professors are protesting in front of the Serbian Government building for the second day, the Rector of the University of Belgrade Vladan Đokić and the Prime Minister Đuro Matsut reached an agreement on the topics that were the reason for going out on the streets. It is still unknown whether the protest will be stopped