Promises and manipulations

In the new issue: Vučić's dreams

Vučić and his associates succeeded in one thing: he made so many false promises (which he now calls dreams) that, as the children say, he "turned the game around", because where everything is a lie, there are no lies. And that's why Serbia should perhaps dream of something else: a community of serious and responsible people who finish what they started on time, because "it's never too late" may make sense for a music reality program, but it can hardly bring any results for the country

Urbanism

National Stadium in Surčin: 52.000 seats

The stadium will have a regular circular shape and 52.000 seats. It will be partially covered, meaning the stands will mostly be covered, but the central part will be open. So there won't be a movable roof, but it's a very nice architectural solution, says Boban Velicković, head of the project supervision team.

Politics

The Serbian EXPO is not the World Exhibition: Billions for a secondary matter

The Zajedno party says that the government is deliberately not saying that this is not the EXPO World Exhibition and that the famous world exhibition will be held in 2025 in Osaka, Japan.

Address of the Prime Minister and the President

Brnabić and Vučić: Serbia will be even more fantastic than it is now

The Prime Minister and the President of the State presented 2027 magnificent projects that will "completely change the appearance of Serbia", all related to the "EXPO XNUMX" project. By the way, when asked by journalist Tanjuga, Vučić also spoke about the letter of several dozen European parliamentarians in which they accuse Serbia and him personally of being responsible for the escalation in Kosovo.

Economy

EXPO 2027 in Serbia: Doubtful calculation

Experts announce that the total economic effects of the "EXPO 2027" event will exceed one billion euros. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced the construction of 130 new hotels and 2,6 million tourists who will visit Serbia on this occasion. Consultant for foreign investments Dr. Milan Kovačević tells the "Vremena" portal that it would be more useful to focus on the domestic economy, rather than on a leap into the future.