A large protest was held in Kragujevac on Sretenje. Countless people came, all of Serbia. And because of that, on that day, it became their capital, as it was in the time of Prince Miloš. Apart from Kragujevac, Serbia has changed several capitals
Because of the Russian-owned Oil Industry of Serbia, Belgrade fears sanctions from the previous American administration. The reputable German newspaper "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung" writes about it.
There are about 600 people on the waiting list for a kidney transplant in Serbia, and in 2024 only 17 of them will be transplanted. That's why many are looking for salvation in Belarus, where, however, the operation costs tens of thousands of euros. Unlike Serbia, Montenegro has been covering the costs of transplants in that country for its citizens since last year
Yugoslavia fell apart in bloody conflicts 33 years ago. Today, three decades later, children born after the time of evil unite the region with protests for the rule of law
On the agenda of the plenary session of the European Parliament on Tuesday, and at the request of several political groups, the political crisis in Serbia will be discussed.
Out of 168 local self-government units in Serbia (excluding Kosovo), protests have been held in 163 cities and municipalities so far, the Archives of Public Meetings reported. Today there are 59 protests
"We are practically living in a state of emergency, only no one has publicly acknowledged it," Dragan Popović from the Center for Practical Politics told Vreme. Daily protests and road blockades throughout Serbia, the blockade of universities and the judiciary due to a strike by lawyers, a part of secondary schools, a reflection of civil disobedience, announcements of new strikes speak of a deep social and political crisis.
Student protests in Serbia and the resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević caused conflicting reactions from politicians in Montenegro.
This text was written out of pure emotion, anger and the desire to know the truth about a hug that will perhaps be remembered as one of the symbols of student protests.
Imagine that, every time you want to go to the pharmacy, you have to cross a total of four borders. This is what an average day looks like for the inhabitants of Sastavci, a Serbian village on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This place was visited by a journalist from DW
The state matura, which was supposed to start applying from the 2025/26 school year. year, moved to 2028/29. a year
The "My Serbia" association warns that the abolition of vacation vouchers in Serbia would seriously threaten the development of domestic tourism and lead to a drop in the income of caterers and hoteliers, "which would return us to the situation of ten years ago, when providing accommodation was a secondary activity."
Aleksandar Vučić honored Trump with the epithet "leader of the epoch", and his son-in-law with the title of General Staff. Will it pay off for him in any way?
Peter Sorensen, the man who will probably replace Miroslav Lajčak as the European Union's special representative for dialogue in the process of normalizing relations between Belgrade and Pristina, has extensive diplomatic experience in the Balkans.
When you have the mechanisms of illegitimate power at your disposal, at some point you will cross the line and do terrible things just to prove - if only to yourself - that you are not ridiculous
Is supporting the student protests and writing about it a reason for the dismissal of the editors of the Serbian edition of the magazine "Elle"? The publisher says that the decision to cancel was made based on a regular analysis of business results and the decline in business parameters
In 2025, there are at least 36 feature films in one stage of production and that's what filmmakers are hoping for. The country is only talking about the first national film festival, which will be a counterpart to Pula
From students to educators and environmentalists, many citizens demonstrated throughout Serbia during 2024. Their dissatisfaction and persistence showed that the pressure on the government will not decrease even in the coming year. Now the students are at the forefront of the rebellion, and Vučić can't do anything about them - and that obviously scares him
High concentrations of PM 2,5 particles, more than 110 micrograms per cubic meter, were recorded in Čačak, Užice, Kraljevo, Niš, Novi Pazar and Lazarevac.
The tragedy in Novi Sad was the reason for the cities of Vojvodina to give up the celebration of New Year 2025 in the squares, while in Serbia itself they did not want to give up Karleuša and other popular singers. In this regard, Belgrade leads the way with even two celebrations
If the Americans really impose sanctions against the Oil Industry of Serbia, the question will arise as to whether oil will even arrive through the Adriatic pipeline. Experts say that the most convenient solution is for Serbia to regain the majority share in the oil company
The concerned pro-regime tabloid Informer has "information" that the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, could step down from that position in the next three months. "Vremen" interlocutors believe that there is no room for panic among Vučić's fans, because it is a propaganda trick. Some, however, are literally crying. Vučić comforted from Brussels that "he will never run away"
Combative political rhetoric aside, no one is asking Serbia to "stop" but, on the contrary, to start. Serbia stopped a long time ago
The oil industry of Serbia will hardly be able to operate under Western sanctions, economist Saša Đogović told Vreme. That is why, he adds, Serbia should take over NIS
Funds for culture are small, but the bigger problem is that they are squandered on dubious projects, projects of predatory organizations through a fund to which the Minister of Culture and other decision-makers have the discretionary right, is one of the conclusions of the Independent Culture Scene research
Anastas Jovanović's painting was sold at an auction in Zagreb for 12.000 euros. On it, the fiddler, who was the voice of the people, is listened to by all the Serbs seen at that time
"I know people who justified Apis and the heroic deed - how many times they cut Queen Draga and how many times they stabbed King Alexander. There are various lunatics in our country who justify all this," said Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić
