Politics

This Could Cost Orban Dearly in the Elections: Hungarians Are Angry, Living in the 'Most Corrupt EU Country' (VIDEO)

The officially declared assets of Hungarian leader Viktor Orban are quite modest: some savings and a jointly owned villa in Budapest, but voters in the country, which Transparency International considers the most corrupt in the European Union, think differently, writes the French news agency AFP, reports Index.hr.

Danas Learns: European Commission Concerned Serbia Lacks Eurojust Liaison

The European Commission is concerned that Serbia has not yet appointed a liaison prosecutor to Eurojust, Danas was told by the European Commission.

New Trump Deadline for Opening of Strait of Hormuz, Another High-Ranking Iranian Officer Killed

As U.S. President Donald Trump threatens Iran and sets a new deadline for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran warns of "devastating" retaliation.

What does Saša Janković ask about the alleged gas pipeline mining?

Saša Janković, former Ombudsman and leader of the PSG, asks 'What do you call it when, to help someone in a foreign country, you compromise the international relations, reputation, and security of your country'.

Vukadinović: Opposition voters prefer unity and harmony, but the Montenegrin scenario would be better now

Editor of Nova srpska politička misao Đorđe Vukadinović stated that the elections in ten municipalities and cities showed that support for the government is falling, but that this fall, due to increased turnout, is much larger in percentage than in absolute numbers, indicating that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has managed to somewhat stabilize his voter base.

Who is Boris Bratina, the minister sending a "timely" threat to students?

Minister of Information Boris Bratina decided to congratulate students on their day in a "timely" manner - as he obviously understands it.