The latest news from Serbia, the region and the world

European integration

pre 22. Jan 2024 FROM. R.

EU enlargement: Many people agree that Serbia and the neighborhood will forever be in the waiting room

While the EU special representative Miroslav Lajčak says that there is political momentum in the enlargement, experts of the situation for "Vreme" say that this momentum refers more to Ukraine and Moldova than to the Western Balkans.

Justice

pre 22. Jan 2024 Z.S.

Employees on the minimum wage: Instead of a hot meal - a debt for court costs

Minimum-wage employees in schools, kindergartens and public services magically lost court cases in which they demanded compensation for a hot meal and holiday pay. They now owe court costs. "These are people with very low incomes, who were deceived by this system," Bosiljka Jovanović, president of the Independent Union of Preschool Education, told Vreme.

Reward

pre 22. Jan 2024 S.Ć.

Vladan Matijević: It is understandable that the "Beogradski Pobednik" is in my hands

"Pakrac" by Vladan Matijević received the award "Belgrade winner" for the best novel. At the same time, this novel is also shortlisted for the Nino Prize

Repeat selection

pre 22. Jan 2024 BG

New Belgrade elections: It looks like there will be one, no one knows when

"I believe that the assembly will be constituted and that after that the government will say that it was not possible to reach an agreement on the majority, and that this will be presented as a reason for repeating the elections, and not that numerous irregularities occurred," says Sofija Mandić. , a lawyer and member of GIK in front of the "Serbia against violence" list

Electricity distribution

pre 22. Jan 2024 ZS/FoNet

Electricity, hackers and silence: The EPS portal is working again

After hackers disabled the system of Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) last week, the company informs citizens that the "Inspection of Account" portal is available again

AFTER THE BUYOUT OF THE RIO TINTO COMPANY: Part of Gornji Nedeljice

Lithium

pre 22. Jan 2024 NR

Rio Tinto is ready to publish the draft of the study that "Vreme" has already revealed

The mining giant Rio Tinto denies the claims of activists that it is planning to evict a hundred thousand people from the Jadra valley. The company says it is ready to release a draft of a study on the environmental impact of lithium mines - a draft that "Vreme" revealed two years ago. It enumerates numerous risks, but none of the apocalyptic ones that opponents of the mine talk about

The World

pre 22. Jan 2024 BBC

Will Kim Jong Un's daughter take over North Korea?

Little is known about Kim Joo Ae. It is not even known exactly how old he is. The North Korean government has ordered anyone named Kim Jun Ae to change their name

Beograd

pre 22. Jan 2024 Z.S.

After the chaos at the airport: It has been determined who is to blame, Vesić asks for an apology

Crowds and flight delays at the Belgrade airport were caused by the wrong direction of passengers in the transit zone. Authorities say the French company Vansi is responsible

Gathering in Skopje

pre 22. Jan 2024 Vremena editorial office

Leaders of the Western Balkans and the EU: How to spend six billion euros wisely

Along with the President of Serbia and the Prime Minister of Kosovo, the leaders of Albania, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina are also attending the meeting

War in the Middle East

pre 22. Jan 2024 ZS/RTS/Politika

Killings continue in Gaza: more and more ideas for a truce

The High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Policy and Security, Josep Borrell, said that from now on he will not talk about the peace process, but that he wants a two-state solution. As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza reaches its peak, international plans for a ceasefire are still only on paper

weather forecast

pre 22. Jan 2024 BG/RTS

Nothing from heavy snow, warmer by the end of the month

"A somewhat colder period of several days followed between February 5 and 10," says meteorologist Nedeljko Todorović

Germany

pre 22. Jan 2024 Nemanja Rujevic

Mass protests against the AfD: Whose mill is it going to?

Hundreds of thousands of people protested in Germany against the Alternative for Germany and right-wing fantasies about expelling foreigners. But the question is whether that also goes to the mill of the right-wingers who are playing the card that the mainstream is against them.

SAD

pre 22. Jan 2024 Deutsche says

Is Biden keeping quiet about record oil production because of the election?

The US produced more oil last year than ever before, and gasoline prices have fallen again. Joseph Biden likes to present himself as a climate-friendly president who plans to phase out fossil fuels

Auto industry

pre 22. Jan 2024 BG/Euronews Serbia

Increased sales of new cars, will prices also rise?

In 2023, slightly more than 260 "supercars" were sold in Serbia, including Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Porsches

SAD

pre 22. Jan 2024 BG/RTS

"Little Trump" supported the big one, Desantis withdrew from the election race

Only former President Donald Trump and former US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley remain in the race for the Republican candidacy

Comment

pre 22. Jan 2024 Sonja Ciric

Belgrade, the city of cranes without plans

The president has already said what Belgrade will look like in 2027. It doesn't matter that the city hasn't had a General Urban Plan for years, because we know how it goes - places should be made everywhere for investors to gather money