Interview: Vladimir Međak

17.June 2026 Viktor Radonjic

With SNS, Serbia will never enter the EU

What, actually, in the process of joining the EU will and will not be from Serbia and vice versa? Where is Serbia today in terms of what it wants and doesn't want from the EU, and what is the essence of the faking of the local regime - Dr. Vladimir Medjak, vice-president of the European Movement in Serbia and former chief lawyer in the Government's negotiating team for negotiations on EU accession, told the weekly "Vreme"

Personal attitude

17.June 2026 Sufyan Ajali

Being a refugee is not an identity - it is a circumstance

The latest data on the number and position of refugees, published on the eve of June 20, World Refugee Day, are both a reminder and a call to reflection. Every year, this day is an occasion to recognize the strength and achievements of refugees, while recognizing the hardships they have gone through and the challenges they continue to face. Now is the time to renew our commitment to solidarity. The right to seek security was created precisely for such moments

Energy Industry

13.June 2026 KS

What do Romanians think of Djerdap 3

The American Embassy in Belgrade announced a public invitation for the construction of Djerdap 3. What does the Romanian side think about the project

The image of Serbia and the president

10.June 2026 JG

A man who blames the people and the state

Why does the world not see in Vučić a genius who manages historical processes, but another provincial autocrat who believes he is much more interesting than he really is? "Vreme" writes about it in the new issue

Interview: Saša Janković

10.June 2026 NS

There is no "great dissatisfaction" in the police and services

The Serbian security sector resembles the police service of Ćaciland, former defender of citizens' rights and presidential candidate Saša Janković told "Vreme". It does not seem logical to him that certain writings that in fact in the police, services and army are "key" below the surface and that professionals will raise their voice

Serbia and the European Union

06.June 2026 Andrei Ivanji

The student movement: The Kosovo pledge and shy flirtation with the EU

At the EU-Western Balkans summit in Tivat, it was painful to watch Serbia miss another historic opportunity to become a member of the European Union. Painful, of course, for those who believe that the road to Brussels is the only one that leads to the healing and betterment of the country. The student movement is on the move

Aleksandar Vučić

Comment

04.June 2026 Andrei Ivanji

Montenegrin adventure Vučić Aleksandra

The Air Serbia charter from Belgrade to Tivat full of progressive loyalists with criminal records and the announcement of preparations for the assassination of Aleksandar Vučić in Montenegro during the EU summit - Western Balkans: what the chess player from Andrić's crown wanted to achieve with this attack on common sense

Ana Brnabic

Assassinations of the President

04.June 2026 RV

Brnabić: Vučić, please don't go to Montenegro, they want to kill you

The President of the Serbian Parliament, Ana Brnabić, says that in Montenegro "there is a serious security threat to the life" of Aleksandar Vučić, so she asks him that if he really insists on going to the EU-Western Balkans summit, he should not spend the night in Tivat by any chance.

New issue of "Vreme"

03.June 2026 not a word

Demonstrator Veroljub Sarić (90): Persistence, only persistence

How was sixteen minutes of silence interrupted by a driver who drove into the crowd in front of the Faculty of Law? What kind of injuries did Veroljub Sarić get who was counting down to his ninetieth birthday on May 23? Why does he protest with students, often wearing a picture of Đinđić? And why does he believe that the one who endures will win? Sarić talks about this for the new issue of "Vremena"

High technology and Serbia

03.June 2026 SM

Robots with šajkača in Guča

What can humanoid robots be used for, how much do they cost, are they worthwhile and to whom? Will the factory really open in Šabac or maybe in Belgrade, among other fictional hi-tech factories? "Vreme" writes about it in the new issue