Politics

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.

LSV: Serbian Orthodox Church should start paying taxes instead of founding a university with the state

The opposition party League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina – Vojvođani (LSV) assessed today that the Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC) and the state should not be involved in founding a joint university "since Serbia is a secular country."

"Serious Situation": Orban Near Gas Pipeline on Serbian Border, Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Reacted

We are currently under a Ukrainian gas blockade, but we can compensate for the loss from the south; if that umbilical cord is cut, the Hungarian economy will stop, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated. Minister of Foreign Affairs Péter Szijjártó stated that Serbian authorities prevented a terrorist attack yesterday.

We received an order to bomb Sofia as retaliation for Belgrade: 85 years since the April 6th attack on Yugoslavia

According to German data, over 4,000 people died in the bombing of Belgrade on April 6, 1941. Invaluable material damage was caused. The Air Force of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was small and poorly equipped compared to the German military power.

The Rise and Fall of the Picaresque Hero Milomir Marić

When YouTube offered me the recent show 'Red Card' by Svetislav Basara featuring Milomir Marić, I got peanuts, seeds, and other finger food, and decided to indulge in a cinematic experience. Although I watch Basara's show relatively often, I have hardly dealt with the personality and work of Milomir Marić – neither privately nor less privately.

New evidence that the authorities opened the Novi Sad Railway Station before the completion of works

The tragedy at the Novi Sad Railway Station, where the canopy killed 16 people on November 1, 2024, was not an isolated incident, as the authorities are trying to portray it, but a result of the state leadership's haste to put the facility into use as soon as possible. Many documents published after the tragedy confirm that this public space was not completed at that time and that the fatal collapse occurred practically on a construction site that was, for the sake of political propaganda, disguised as a functional station.