"This Only Happens in Serbia": Why Do Drivers Enter the Highway in the Wrong Direction?

The incident that occurred on Monday on the Šabac-Ruma highway, where a driver, driving at 130 kilometers per hour in the wrong direction, caused a traffic accident in which four people died, raised the question of how it was possible for a driver to end up in the wrong direction and endanger his own life and the lives of other road users in this way.

Tinnitus and Brain Chemistry: New Research Reveals Potential Key Link

Scientists indicate that neurotransmitter level disturbances may play an important role in the occurrence of tinnitus – persistent ringing in the ears, which opens the door to new therapies.

Sam Neill Beats Cancer: "I Was on the Brink, Now I'm Healthy"

Jurassic Park actor Sam Neill says he is cancer-free after almost five years of battling stage three blood cancer.

Niš: Man falls from the fourth floor of a building under construction, treated in hospital

A 56-year-old man was treated at the University Clinical Center in Niš after being injured in a fall from the fourth floor of a building under construction on Dubrovnik Street.

Development of Youth Communication and Intercultural Competencies: "Language Cafe" of the Youth Club of Kragujevac SKC

"Language Cafe" is an informal learning format where participants gain confidence in speaking and overcome the fear of making mistakes through conversation in foreign languages. Instead of traditional learning, the emphasis is on the practical use of language in a relaxed and stimulating atmosphere.

Inspection determined: Zijin company did not protect workers in Bor from exposure to heavy metals

"Risk assessment for damage to workers' health was not carried out, and measures to eliminate or reduce risks were not foreseen," the labor inspection in Serbia stated in a document from December 2025, writes Radio Free Europe.