The media from the former Yugoslav republics closely follow the events in Serbia and student actions, and they also reported on the largest protest in the history of the city of Nis.
The area of the former Yugoslavia still breathes together. There is still some common political, social and cultural space. First of all, this is evident through the support that students receive from all Yugoslav countries, but also by the fact that they have become an inspiration for similar, though not so numerous and large protests in the surrounding area, primarily in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.
For more than a decade, the inhabitants of Serbia have been looking for answers to the numerous tragedies that society is going through on the streets, due to the silence of the authorities and institutions. This search, it sometimes seems, is hopeless, and the interlocutors of "Vremen" say, because it is without a clear goal
In order for Serbia and the Western Balkans to progress, it is necessary to attract more capital, nurture talent and create a more favorable environment for the growth of the entire ecosystem, which requires cooperation between state institutions, investors and the startup community. Only 11,2 million euros were invested in the entire region
In the Hungarian program, it was pointed out that the EU has long been engaged in providing a European perspective for the Western Balkans, "because the community cannot be complete without the accession of this region".
In a little less than 10 days, we will have a mini vacation of as many as six non-working days, because there are holidays from May 1 until May 7, which is the first working day.
I think that every award does not go to the author, but to the work, that's why I think that this award was given to "Bergot's widow" and not me, said the author of the novel for which he just received the regional award "Meša Selimović".
The Government of Montenegro created an "anti-inflation basket" in March of this year, and the Government of Serbia decided on a similar strategy a few days ago. The Government of Croatia reached an agreement in the same direction with trade chains immediately afterwards. Economist Ljubomir Madžar tells the "Vremena" portal that such "violence on the market" cannot bring anything good.
Severe storms and floods hit Slovenia, as RSE reports, three people were killed. A weather alarm has been activated in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, while a big storm is predicted in Italy. RHMZ has issued a weather warning on Friday and Saturday in the territory of Serbia
In Serbia, a novice professor currently has a salary of around 74.700 dinars, almost seven thousand less than the average salary, and for example in the Republic of Srpska he receives more than 1000 euros. Because of this status, educators are undervalued
The nine individuals and three entities targeted by the sanctions include officials of the Taliban government in Afghanistan, Russian officers, officials from South Sudan, Burma, Iran and Syria. All countries except Serbia supported the decision
