Politics

"By Force of Law": Niš Students in Protest March to City Assembly (PHOTO)

Niš students organized a protest march from the Basic Court to the City Assembly, whose last two sessions they consider controversial.

Students Are Elusive to the Authorities

The authorities are doing everything to postpone the parliamentary elections and, through the actions of the 'service,' to carry out surveillance, sabotage, infiltration, violence against students, and attempts to dismantle the student organization.

Middle East War: Tehran University Hit, Iran Continues Attacks on Israel and the Region

In last night's strikes across Iran, at least 25 people were killed, while in the Israeli city of Haifa, two were found dead and two are missing in the rubble the day after the Iranian attack.

What are the relations between Serbia and Croatia and what does weaponry have to do with it

From the bloody war of the 1990s to the present day, relations between Serbia and Croatia have been strained at best, with only occasional warming and a blinking traffic light that, as a rule, stops at red.

Greatest pressures, blackmail, and threats in the history of election campaigns: Diary of a municipal commission member in the Aranđelovac elections

Suspicion that they are members of criminal groups, not police officers // Noticeable immense tension and a large number of people not from Aranđelovac // Third 'strongest' invalid ballots // First information about 'trouble in paradise' arriving, the government will try to 'force in' the Russian Party // Whatever happens, these elections show us the path to take for the dictatorial regime to fall

North Macedonia's Ministry of Interior Announces Full Implementation of New EU Entry System Starts

The Ministry of Interior (MUP) of North Macedonia announced today that from April 10, the full implementation of the European Union's Entry/Exit System (EES) begins, introducing a digitized method for registering and controlling non-EU citizens at external borders.