Arresting the dean
House arrest for the dean of the Faculty of Medicine in Novi Sad
Students in the blockade of the Faculty of Medicine in Novi Sad announced that the arrested dean of that faculty was placed under house arrest
Pressure on journalists
Marija Šehić: My dismissal from "Juronjuz" is a warning to others
"Perhaps my dismissal is a warning to others in the newsroom, but my colleagues have shown that they are honorable enough and that they are ready to fight for their profession and objectivity in reporting, as much as possible," Marija Šehić, a "Juronjuz" journalist who was fired after dissociating herself from the controversial statement of this newsroom, told "Vreme"
Police torture
Why was citizen Sikošek subjected to police torture for six and a half hours?
Ivan Sikošek from Belgrade endured various police humiliations for six and a half hours before being told that the complaint against him had been dismissed. He tells "Vreme" what happened to him
Foreign policy
We are building Ukraine, while Serbia is collapsing: Like when the poor go to a wedding to show off
Serbian President Aleksamdar Vučić promised in Odessa that Serbia will rebuild the Ukrainian cities that were destroyed by the Russian brothers. "To me, it looks like when a poor person goes to a wedding and orders a song with borrowed money, to give music, to show off. This is how Vučić honors the same, and the question is how he will pay it back," economist Miodrag Zec told "Vreme".
Radical rhetoric
The Re-Seselization of Serbia: The Turbo Return of Vojislav Seselj
From a marginalized returnee from The Hague to an unavoidable guest in TV studios, Vojislav Šešelj has been experiencing a new media upsurge as a trigger for the regime's attacks on dissidents. The restructuring of the media is accompanied by the restructuring of society
