Politics

Vidojković and Petrović: Vučić is to blame for lunatics driving the wrong way because he builds too many highways

In the latest episode of the show “Good, Bad, Evil,” Marko Vidojković and the editor of “Danas” Draža Petrović once again pushed the boundaries of absurdity. This duo found one and only one culprit for a series of incidents in which irresponsible drivers endanger lives by driving the wrong way on highways – the state and infrastructure projects.

Investigation of automatic weapon shooting in a casino

Bujanovac, Breznica – Another incident, in which there were no injuries, at a casino in the village of Breznica on Friday disturbed the Albanians, about 1,400 of whom live in this mountainous area.

Zoran Milivojevic: It is not necessary to align oneself between great powers with hard power

Career diplomat Zoran Milivojevic stated today that in light of current international conflicts and the political strategies of economic and geopolitical leaders, Serbia should not align itself anywhere, as any alignment currently does not bring good.

34 Years Since the Crime Against JNA Members in Sarajevo Marked

In East Sarajevo, the marking of 34 years since the crime against JNA members, committed by Muslim paramilitary forces on May 2 and 3, 1992, in Sarajevo's Dobrovoljačka Street, began today.

Prime Minister Macut participates in the European Political Community Summit in Yerevan

Serbian Prime Minister Prof. Dr. Đuro Macut will be in Yerevan today and tomorrow, where he will participate in the Eighth Summit of the European Political Community.

Duke Bojović on Guard of Homeland and Oblivion

Nova Varoš – Fate played strangely with Duke Petar Bojović (1858–1945), a participant in six liberation wars of Serbia at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. In old age, during World War II, he experienced being a prisoner of the enemy against whom he had fought so eagerly and bravely. And when he saw him off at the age of 87, the liberators came to scorn and humiliate him. The strategist of battles that brought glory to Serbian arms and freedom to the fatherland was sent to his eternal home on a sleigh, without epaulets and people. The state and historians quickly forgot him, and most quickly in his homeland.

How Campfires Became a Symbol of the Working Class

Pancevo – The custom of going out into nature with beautiful days for holidays and “like this” is not a patent of the new era. Our ancestors, more than a century ago, knew that it was more pleasant to spend free time in nature, so the people of Pancevo practiced “majaloš” every spring. This involved the haste of local schoolchildren, the youth of various associations, as well as officials and other people to the outskirts of the town, to the Pancevo forest, or as it was also called, the Vojlovac forest. The local chronicler Giga Stojnov left a note about majaloš, the precursor of Đurđevdan and later May Day celebrations, in his book “Writings of an Old Pancevan”.

Srdjan Milivojevic at war with 'blockaders' over a 50 Euro lunch

Rifts and divisions among the 'blockaders' are not new, but new testimonies about conflicts over who pays for dinner have now surfaced.

Gallows Cake at Ben-Gvir's Birthday Sparks Public Condemnation

TEL AVIV – The celebration of Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's 50th birthday has provoked strong public reactions after footage emerged showing his wife presenting a cake with a gallows symbol, interpreted as an allusion to the death penalty law for Palestinian prisoners.

Is Germany Asking Too Much of Iran

BERLIN – German Foreign Minister Johann Wadeful today called on Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to international traffic and abandon its nuclear program, during a telephone conversation with the head of Iranian diplomacy, Abbas Araghchi.

Polanski opposes ban on pro-Palestinian protest in London

Leader of the UK Green Party, Zak Polanski, stated he is against banning a pro-Palestinian protest planned in London later this month, although he advised against encouraging protesters to use the slogan "globalize the intifada," The Guardian reported today.

2,679 people killed in Israeli attacks on Lebanon

At least 2,679 people have been killed in Israeli attacks on Lebanon since March 2, despite a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah that has been in effect for more than two weeks, the Lebanese Ministry of Health announced today.