The memorial service for Teofil Pančić will be held on Friday in Belgrade, and the funeral will be held on Saturday in Novi Sad.
Commemoration to the columnist and editor of the culture column "Vremena" Teofil Pančić will be held on Friday (February 7) at 13 p.m. in the Belgrade Cultural Center Hall.
The cremation service is on Saturday (February 8) at 13:30 p.m. at the Novi Groblje in Novi Sad. The family requests that no flowers be brought.
Teofil Pančić, one of the greatest journalists of the former Yugoslavia, died on Sunday in Novi Sad after a long and serious illness.
"Vreme" says goodbye to a colleague and friend with several articles and on the cover of the issue that comes out on Thursday (February 6).
Vuk Raonic, assistant to the mayor of Novi Sad Žarko Mićin, was recognized by journalists as the attacker of Juronjuz Srbija cameraman Mirko Todorović. The Prosecutor's Office dismissed the criminal charges against him, and for his "activities" Raonic was awarded the post of assistant mayor of Novi Sad.
After the protest and the indictment against Minister Selaković, Jared Kushner gave up building a hotel in Belgrade, the Wall Street Journal writes.
After the criminal charges and the claims he made about them in the tabloids, Branko Stamenković and Zagorka Dolovac announce lawsuits against Uglješa Mrdić
The progressive regime continues to put pressure on TOK. After the indictment, Minister of Culture Nikola Selaković announces the end of the "organized criminal group around the renegade Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime."
Low productivity, dependence on coal, poorly sophisticated exports and mass outflow of labor force remain key obstacles to the economic development of the Western Balkans, according to a new publication by the German Aspen Institute.
The citizens of Serbia are faced with a choice: either Vučić or the European Union. Everything else is empty talk
None of us have the right to give up our freedom. It is unacceptable to lose heart. Leaving the last line of defense is unacceptable. Because the barbarian attack on prosecutors and judges is their last attack. Beyond that is the abyss
You should not touch Ćaciland before the holidays. Since there will be no New Year celebrations on the streets in Belgrade, it should be left as an attraction for foreign tourists
Interview: Branko Stamenković, President of the High Prosecution Council
Threats to prosecutors lead to prison subscribeThe archive of the weekly Vreme includes all our digital editions, since the very beginning of our work. All issues can be downloaded in PDF format, by purchasing the digital edition, or you can read all available texts from the selected issue.
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