Politics

NUNS on contest results: Once again, not a dinar for media that Kragujevac residents follow

Kragujevac distributed 10.65 million dinars in this year's media competition, but the most influential local critical media once again remained without support, while funds were received by media without significant influence in the local community, as well as media from outside Kragujevac, and tabloids.

Dačić Has a Message for Vučić

The President of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) Ivica Dačić stated that SPS is a stable and politically indispensable party, without which a serious political structure in the country cannot be formed.

The image of this government is a ghostly building without passengers or chatter

May 1, 2026 has arrived, or perhaps it is late, or perhaps it is just here to remind us of the inevitability of the passage of time and how much we humans are merely material for that great grinding machine of time. And how much our need to find meaning is always in a time crunch.

Orban Speaks: We Suffered an Earthquake-Sized Defeat, Entering an Era of 'Tyranny'

The Digital Civic Circles network (DPK) (a network of political-social communities in Hungary, connected with conservatives, operating mainly in the digital space and serving to organize, communicate and mobilize supporters) as a whole can be 'one of the important pillars of the renewal of the national side' after the electoral defeat, says Viktor Orban.

Shocked by Pastor's statement

The Democratic Community of Vojvodina Hungarians (DZVM) announced today that it is shocked by the statement of the president of the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM), Balint Pastor, in which, according to them, he admitted political control over the media whose founder's rights were taken over by the Hungarian National Council (MNS).

We, children, live in a house at the crossroads

My first encounter with politics, without even realizing it, was a history lesson: 'We, children, live in a country that, due to its geographical location, is at the crossroads of world roads...' Back then, I understood it in a boyish way – cheerfully and optimistically. The beginning of the nineties shattered those boyish dreams into a thousand pieces.

Graffiti and Dictates

Graffiti have always been subversive, from the walls of brothels in Pompeii to the blocks of New Belgrade. Even when the messages are banal – you’ve all seen male genitalia on walls here and there – the subversiveness lies in the fact that the person scribbling does it in a place where they don't have permission, thus risking consequences. They break the order and will be a topic of discussion, at least at the house meeting.

HISTORICAL PRECEDENT: Terrifying FIGURES from the Battlefield in Ukraine Published, More Russians Dying Than Ever Before! "Moscow Desperately Wants to Take Territory"

Russian soldiers in Ukraine are now dying in extremely large numbers, according to Ukrainian officials, which could be one of the deadliest ratios of killed to wounded recorded in modern warfare.

"THE ONLY THING AMERICANS CAN DO IS TAKE SELFIES AND SAY THEY WERE PRESENT" Experts on Trump's "Freedom Project" Operation: It Will Not Achieve Significant Results

US President Donald Trump presents an operation called "Freedom Project," aiming to help ships blocked around the Strait of Hormuz safely leave the area with US troops under his command.

THREE DEAD IN HORRIFIC ACCIDENT! Tragedy near Novi Pazar, scenes from the site cause chills (VIDEO)

Three people were killed and two were injured in a serious traffic accident in the suburban settlement of Piloreti, near Novi Pazar, where two passenger vehicles – an Opel Astra and a Volkswagen Golf VII, with Novi Pazar and Raška license plates – collided.

Japan and this country are considering expanding defense cooperation

Japanese Minister of Defense Shinjiro Koizumi will discuss expanding defense cooperation with the country's president, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., in the Philippines today.

TEN SAILORS KILLED IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ: "The US will continue to use means to defend freedom of navigation and blockade Iranian ports"

US Secretary of State Marko Rubio announced that ten civilian sailors were killed in clashes in the Strait of Hormuz.