Politics

Veselin Milić and the Last Nail in the Coffin of the Serbian Police

After a year and a half of student protests, police brutality, a sound cannon, and numerous scandals, very little remains of the Serbian police's reputation. The arrest of the head of the Belgrade police, Veselin Milić, for aiding and abetting a serious murder has practically finished off the remainder.

EXCLUSIVE! THIS IS SAŠA VUKOVIĆ BOSKE! He used to work as a police officer, and is now suspected of firing several shots at Aleksandar Nešović in a restaurant in Senjak! (PHOTO)

Vuković was, as Republika learns, once engaged by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, however, he has not been part of the service for years.

Chetniks and Ustashas were not the same

The text by a Croatian historian published in Danas has once again opened one of the most sensitive issues in Serbian and Yugoslav history, the question of the relationship towards the Chetnik movement and the attempt to equate them with the Ustashas. The argument that they "fled in the same direction in 1945" is more of a political quip than a serious historical argument. History is not measured by the geography of retreat, but by ideology, goals, the character of the movement, and its relationship to the occupier and civilians.

Instead of Dositej, the government chose the Middle Ages

In the shadow of patriarchal walls, with a mixture of Byzantine nostalgia and cheap populism, a memorandum was signed on the establishment of the University 'Saint Sava'. The president talks about a 'huge step forward', the church leadership invokes Bologna, Leuven and Oxford. On paper, a triumph of tradition and science. In reality, a desperate attempt to save a sinking government with incense and national branding.

Extraordinary Parliamentary Elections Next Summer

The main political and media topic in Serbia for the past month has been the calling of extraordinary parliamentary elections, which were announced with high certainty by some anti-regime leaders, citing 'well-informed SNS circles,' motivating pro-regime activists, a campaign for 'guaranteed SNS votes,' and alleged Vučić's research on the number of paid summer tourist arrangements, along with the mention of 'certain' election day dates in late June or July.

President Vučić with UAE Minister

The President of Serbia met with the UAE Minister for Climate Change and Environment

Vučević: Serbia is pursuing a balanced policy, which is not a policy of weakness but of wisdom

President of the SNS and advisor to the President of the Republic for regional affairs Miloš Vučević stated today at the Business Summit in Belgrade that Serbia, even in the existing geopolitical circumstances, is pursuing a balanced policy, taking into account national and state interests, respecting others, and indicated that this is not a policy of weakness, but of wisdom.

REVOLUTION IN EUROPE: New way to buy TRAIN tickets introduced! Nothing will be the same

EU research found that one in four Europeans who booked train travel with different railway companies considers the booking experience difficult.

Simulations Show North Korean-Origin Iranian Submarines Can Threaten US Aircraft Carriers

The deployment of Iranian light diesel-electric submarines of the "Ghadir" class in the Strait of Hormuz area has once again drawn the attention of military analysts to one of the most sensitive issues of modern naval warfare – how small, quiet, and hard-to-detect submarines can threaten large surface formations, including American aircraft carrier strike groups. According to available Western assessments, the "Ghadir" is a class of mini-submarines adapted for the shallow waters of the Persian Gulf, and its design is most often linked to North Korean technology and "Yono" type submarines.

Students demand RTS show footage of incident near Faculty of Law, modest turnout in Takovska

BELGRADE – Students protesting by blocking roads gathered tonight in front of the Radio Television of Serbia building on Takovska Street, demanding that the public broadcaster show footage from today's incident in front of the Faculty of Law, where an elderly man was injured during a traffic blockade.

IT WILL BE APPLIED AT NIGHT AND DURING THIS PERIOD DURING THE DAY! Seničić says that the information about the suspension of the EES system in Greece is only partially true!

Seničić also says that he received verbal guarantees for this from Greek officials and people working at the borders.

Jelenko Pijevac accused of attacking Insajder journalist in Ćacilendo

Jelenko Pijevac is accused of attacking Insajder journalist Nataša Mijušković last November in the camp in Pionirski Park, known as "Ćacilendo", KRIK confirmed with the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade. Pijevac was arrested after Mijušković recognized him in KRIK's "Party Guardians" database, published a few days after the attack. [...]