Politics

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.

Дневник Зорана Крайишника, декана Академии искусств в Нови-Саде: Верю, что придут лучшие времена

Решение об изъятии двух помещений у Академии искусств // Закупка продуктов для воскресного обеда // Город Белград отказал в поддержке международному конкурсу Jeunesses Musicales // Поиск альтернативного помещения для Академии // Пафосные заявления о размере средней заработной платы в стране // Похоже, что шансы остаться и без помещений выше //

If this practice does not stop immediately, it can lead to similar outcomes elsewhere: Faculty of Geography condemned the beating of students and Professor Mikica Sibinović

The Faculty of Geography of the University of Belgrade most sharply condemned yesterday's attack on a group of students and Dr. Mikica Sibinović, a regular professor of this faculty in Knjaževac.

"Trump Has Crossed the Rubicon": Danas's Interviewees on Protests in the US Against the American President and His Lowest Rating

US President Donald Trump's approval rating, consequently affected by a sharp rise in fuel prices and widespread disapproval of the war he launched against Iran, has fallen in recent days to its lowest point since he returned to the White House for his second term. This was shown by the latest Reuters and Ipsos poll, according to which only 36 percent of Americans approve of Trump's activities.

Niš City Assembly Session Scheduled for Election of New President

A session of the City Assembly will be held in Niš tomorrow, March 31st, with one item on the agenda – the election of a new president of the city parliament.

Marko Milošević: There are no obstacles for my father to return to Serbia

I was surprised, I saw her like everyone else that morning on television, I had no prior notice that she would come, said Marko Milošević, SPS MP and grandson of Slobodan Milošević, when asked if he knew that his half-sister Marija M. Milošević would appear in public for the first time on the anniversary of his grandfather's death.