Politics

What will Vučić's confrontation with arrogant SNS officials look like?

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has once again announced a crackdown on arrogant officials from his own ranks, emphasizing that he will have to work faster and stronger for this fight to be more visible. The difference compared to previous announcements is that this time, a portal called "Who are you anyway" will be launched for these purposes, where citizen complaints will be received. Danas's interlocutors claim this is a public spectacle that will serve to distract from burning scandals. They believe that perhaps some local officials will be sacrificed, but everything will end as it has before. You reported it - so what.

Anabela Went Wild Because Her Daughter Said She Changed Her Religion! Nina Got a Fierce Scolding, She Didn't Need This! (VIDEO)

Anabela Atijas yesterday opened up to journalists about a topic concerning faith and her personal stance on her daughter Nina Đogani. Anabela expressed dissatisfaction because Nina publicly spoke about changing her faith, considering that such intimate matters should have remained within the family circle.

Agreement Reached Between Iran and USA! Details of Draft Agreement to End War Revealed!

Sources revealed to Al-Hadath today a draft of a possible agreement between Iran and the United States, which, with Pakistan's mediation, provides for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire, cessation of military operations, and gradual lifting of US sanctions on Tehran.

Zastava TERVO Unions Send Letter to Vučić Regarding Hiring Ban

Representative unions of the defense industry factory "Zastava TERVO" have today addressed the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, for assistance in resolving the issue of the ban on indefinite-term employment for workers who have legally earned the right to it by completing two consecutive years of work in that factory.

Mile Kekin's New Song Speaks About the Fates of Gastarbeiters: Inspiration Stemmed from a Family Story

Mile Kekin's new song brings a socially engaged story and one of today's most current topics, inspired by the experiences of foreign workers, migration, and life in search of a living.

"IF TRUMP VISITED BELGRADE, HE WOULD HAVE A RECEPTION LIKE NEVER SEEN BEFORE!" Vučić in an author's text for Fox News: Our doors are open, we are ready for true friendship!

The President spoke in an author's text about the relationship between Serbia and America, as well as about the American President Donald Trump.

BANJALUKA BABIES WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN: A difficult day in Republika Srpska, wreaths and tears in the city center

A wreath was laid by the Speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, Nenad Stevandić, and ministers in the Government of Republika Srpska, SNSD leader Milorad Dodik, envoy of the Serb member of the Presidency of BiH.

Who Niš Protest Participants on Slavija Can Contact in Case of Detention and Other Emergencies: Students on Blockade

Niš students on blockade informed colleagues, professors, and citizens that tomorrow, May 23rd, the call center of the Academic Crisis Center Niš will be active due to the protest gathering on Belgrade's Slavija.

From Blockaders, Phases and Phrases, But No Program

Political analyst Uroš Piper assesses that the blockaders are offering citizens only 'phases and phrases,' without programs, ideas, and serious politics. Piper states that in complex international circumstances, Serbia needs experience, knowledge, and concrete solutions, not empty slogans.

President of the High Judicial Council: Independence of the judiciary as a key factor of citizen trust

We must work on strengthening the profession and the entire judicial system!

THIS IS MIHAJLO, WHO SHOT AT 'DZERI'S'! Details revealed of the attempted murder of the owner of a well-known restaurant in New Belgrade!

At the scene of the arrest, scattered items remained - a pistol suspected of being used in the attack, a mobile phone, glasses, and a cap.

Scandal! Terrible scenes and sounds from Zagreb, this is what Croatian GRADUATES are singing in 2026!

Croatian graduates are celebrating the end of high school across the country today, and the "video of the day" comes from Zagreb, from Ban Jelačić Square, where these newly-adults caused a major scandal by chanting "Let's go, let's go, Ustashas".