Politics

What Most Fears the Regime

Student movements are unusually and unexpectedly resilient precisely because they are rooted in everyday social connections rather than formal structures. In such a world, great distance does not exist, and rebellion cannot be contained. Everything is soon discovered or known. And that is what should (and does) frighten the regime.

Missing in Action

Although officials promised to complete nearly 8,000 apartments three years ago, it is still unknown how many have been built or how much they cost. All that is known is that the price per square meter has increased from 500 to 1,350 euros, and many have been standing empty for years, waiting for their impatient (un)intended tenants.

European Democrats Call on EC to React to Violence in Serbian Local Elections

Sandro Gozi, Member of the European Parliament and Secretary General of the European Democratic Party (EDP), today called on the European Commission to react to serious violence and intimidation during the local elections in Serbia, warning that no EU candidate country can convincingly advance in the accession process while tolerating a climate of violence, pressure, and violations of fundamental freedoms.

Presentation of Darko Tuševljaković's novel 'Karota', winner of the Nin Award, at the Kragujevac National Library

'Karota' captivates in all its ingredients, in narrative skill, in plot development, in its twists and characters, in its descriptions and theme of good and evil within us and others. The novelist does not spare us, but therein lies the lasting value of his masterfully woven work, with the courage to strikingly portray a piece of drama in the regions from here to the sea. A novel to remember,” said Jovica Aćin about the Nin laureate.

Death of a Philosophy Faculty Student: Investigation Ongoing, Who Has Been Questioned

Days after the death of a young woman whose body was found on the plateau in front of the Faculty of Philosophy in the center of Belgrade, the exact circumstances of her death are still being determined.

Official Election Results Announced in Kula

After all polling stations in Kula were processed, the ruling coalition list around the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) won 11,796 votes, which is 51.35% of the valid ballots, while the student list 'Voice of the Youth of Kula Municipality' won 11,327 votes, or 48.65%, and will have 18 mandates.