The Epstein dossier

12.February 2026. Jovana Đurđić, Maja Vasić-Nikolić

Now we only know how much we still don't know

The members of the Committee entrusted with the investigation into the affair of the dead American rich man emphasized that their goal is to determine "how such an active predator could act with apparent impunity for so long, despite clear evidence of his crimes that were presented to the authorities as early as 1994." Despite the vast amount of documents that have been dumped into the public domain, it remains unclear how close we are to answering this question

The Founding Fathers of America

12.February 2026. Dragan Simic

John Quincy Adams - the man, the time, the work

The return of the Western Hemisphere to the focus of US foreign and security policy and the existence of what is called the "Donroe Doctrine" requires an understanding of the roots of this policy. The intellectual, state and political legacy of the greatest American strategist in the 19th century and the creator of the Monroe Doctrine, John Quincy Adams, is certainly the first and most important step in the whole process.

Interview: UPC Archbishop Silvester Stojčev

12.February 2026. Jelena Jorgacevic

We must not allow self-isolation

"In order to find a sustainable form of existence of Orthodoxy in Ukraine in the future, it is necessary to start a calm and open discussion about this issue with other local Churches. The longer we all together refuse such a discussion, the more complex the solution of this problem will be in the future"

Dossier "Vremena": A century of solitude

12.February 2026. Milan Milošević

Eleanor Rigby and all those lonely people

Felton about a 106-word song that announced today's loneliness epidemic six decades ago, about loneliness to the beat of light music, about the business of loneliness, about the lonely class gap, the homeless and the loners, about possessive individualism, about the loneliness economy, about "un-American loneliness" and the crisis of male friendship, about networked loners, about old age, about American singles, about the 40 percent of Russian single-member households and two percent of people without anywhere in the solitude of old people in Serbia, about the incorrect name of the daily lament

Archbishop Sylvester of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church

From the new issue

11.February 2026. JJ / KS

Orthodoxy in schism: Ukrainian knot without an easy resolution

The conflict between the Russian Orthodox Church and the Ecumenical Patriarchate breaks out most deeply in Ukraine, where two church structures operate in parallel. Archbishop Sylvester of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in an interview for "Vreme" talks about the severance of ties with Moscow, the absence of dialogue with Constantinople and the danger of church isolation