Politics

In the Valley of Fallen Cemeteries

It's best to come to Samodreža when there are no students. There are two schools in the yard, an old one and a new one, so school hours or breaks are avoided. On the south side is a sports hall with a separate road and entrance. It is important to be as inconspicuous as possible. The plan is to first enter the temple through the small door on the south side, pray, light a candle, look, record, and after everything, depending on the number of people outside, leave and take photos on the way out and stay briefly.

Serbian Army Trains Hungarian Soldiers

Specialist training for members of the Hungarian Army using toxic chemicals was conducted at the Atomic-Biological-Chemical Defense Center of the Serbian Army in Kruševac, the Serbian Ministry of Defense announced today.

Kallas: Election of Schmidt's successor in June

BRUSSELS – EU High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy Kaja Kallas stated today that the functioning of BiH could become more complicated after the departure of Christian Schmidt, and that it is in the EU's interest for the country to remain on the European path.

Who is Emanuele Giaufret the candidate for the new High Representative in BiH

Immediately after it was confirmed that Christian Schmidt, who is not recognized as the High Representative in Republika Srpska, is leaving BiH, speculations began about who could succeed the last legally elected international representative - Valentin Inzko.

Drobnjak visited the works near Smederevo: the bridge will be completed ahead of schedule

Acting Director of "Putevi Srbije" Zoran Drobnjak visited the works on the rehabilitation of the bridge over the Danube River on state road IB class number 14, on the Smederevo – Kovin section, and on that occasion he emphasized that he is satisfied with the dynamics of the works.

Petrov Met with a Member of the Venice Commission

President of the Constitutional Court Vladan Petrov and Constitutional Court judges Ranka Vujović, Jelena Deretić, Zoran Lončar, Nataša Plavšić, Maja Popović, and Milan Rapajić met today at the Constitutional Court with a member of the Venice Commission from Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), President of the Subcommittee on the Judiciary of the Venice Commission, and advisor to the Minister of Justice of Republika Srpska, Zlatko Knežević.

Ministry of Justice: We remain committed to the transparent process of amending judicial laws

The Ministry of Justice pointed out today that the list of registered participants for the public hearing organized to present possible solutions for amendments and additions to the set of judicial laws included several lawyers, among whom were a member of the Management Board of the Bar Association of Serbia (AKS) and a delegate to the AKS assembly.

Trump: I have the best possible plan for Iran, a truce on life support

U.S. President Donald Trump stated that he has the "best possible plan" to end the conflict with Iran and emphasized that Tehran must not possess nuclear weapons. Addressing reporters in the Oval Office, he reiterated that Iran's counter-proposal to end the war is "unacceptable," reports CNN.

Peskov: Trump's invitation to visit Russia remains valid

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated in a conversation with journalists that the invitation to US President Donald Trump to visit Russia is still valid, RIA Novosti reports.

Gaza: Death toll exceeds 72,000, over 170,000 injured

The death toll in the Israeli war in the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023, has risen to 72,740, while 172,192 people have been injured, medical sources in Gaza said today, WAFA reported.

IDF: Hezbollah launched rockets and drones at troops in southern Lebanon

TEL AVIV – Lebanese militant group Hezbollah has launched multiple rockets and explosive drones at Israeli troops stationed in southern Lebanon over the past few hours, the Israeli army announced.

Budapest Sends Signals to Moscow

The new Hungarian government will advocate for open and mutually beneficial relations with Russia, which plays an important role in Europe, said Anita Orbán, the candidate for Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs, proposed by the new Prime Minister of that country, Péter Magyar.