Politics

120-meter Tower, 18 Buildings: Belgrade Waterfront Expands to Area from Fair to Ada Ciganlija

Belgrade Waterfront, as one of the most significant urban development projects in the region, is expanding, and a part of the project in the area from the Fair to Ada Ciganlija, named Marina, includes, among other things, the construction of a 120-meter high-rise building, as well as a residential block of 18 buildings, stated Aleksandar Trifunović, deputy director of "Belgrade Waterfront," today.

"Casting a Shadow Over Bosnia and Herzegovina": What Does the Report of the Government of Republika Srpska Say?

The Office of the High Representative (OHR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) casts a shadow over BiH and seriously undermines not only the rule of law and sovereignty of BiH, but also its political development," stated the latest report of the Government of Republika Srpska (RS) submitted to the United Nations (UN) Security Council, which will discuss the situation in BiH on March 12.

Macut and Vučić Extend Condolences to Families of Victims in China

The Prime Minister and President of Serbia sent telegrams of condolence regarding the tragedy in China.

Patriotism as a Substitute for Politics

In Serbian politics, there is a persistent pattern that repeats regardless of changes in governments and parties: whenever space opens up for real reforms, the political response returns to the terrain of patriotism, identity, and symbolism.

Ratko Mladić's Son States His Father Is Dramatically Ill, Worst News Can Be Expected

The son of the former commander of the Army of Republika Srpska (VRS) and Hague convict Ratko Mladić stated today that his father's condition is "dramatically bad" and that if something is not done quickly, the worst news can be expected.

Janjić (SRCE) Revealed Who is Allowed to Record Podcasts in the Assembly

Stefan Janjić, a lawyer and MP for the Serbia Center SRCE party, revealed who is allowed to record podcasts in the National Assembly.

Constitutive session of the local parliament in Kula: Tensions outside the municipality building, police guarding SNS supporters

The constitutive session of the Kula Assembly was scheduled for today, May 5, after the local elections, and began after 10:30 AM with tensions outside the municipality building.

'Elephant in the Room': Trump Hinders Europe's Unity Aspirations

The shadow of US President Donald Trump has once again loomed over European leaders' new attempts to show unity, although they do not explicitly mention Trump's name in this context.

"WITH GREAT SADNESS AND SINCERE REGRET I RECEIVED THE NEWS" President Vučić's telegram of condolence regarding the tragedy: Our people deeply sympathize with the people of China

On this occasion, President Vučić sent a telegram of condolence with the following content:

"Their evil will weaken, we have not yet begun": Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz escalate, does the US-Iran ceasefire still hold?

Iran struck the United Arab Emirates for the first time since the ceasefire began on Monday, with the US ally saying its air defenses "acted" against 19 missiles and drones, CNN reports.

Kula: Tensions before constitutive session, police in full gear

After the local elections, the constitutive session of the Municipal Assembly in Kula is scheduled for today. A large number of opposition citizens, as well as SNS supporters and police in riot gear, have gathered, N1 reports.

Odbrana struke: VST Ignores Venice Commission and Punishes Unsuitable Prosecutors

The informal association of judges and public prosecutors "Odbrana struke" accused the High Prosecutorial Council (VST) today of deliberately ignoring the recommendations of the Venice Commission at its last session, implementing "punitive measures" against unsuitable prosecutors and continuing the practice of political influence on the judiciary.