Politics

Rinas, Golubovci and "Flying Stars": Secret mission of G-4 "Super Galeb" near Tirana

On this day, April 26, it is worth remembering the text of the late Miroslav Lazanski, one of the most famous military-political commentators of "Politika", who wrote about one of the most enigmatic episodes from the time of the NATO aggression in 1999 - the alleged action of Yugoslav G-4 "Super Galeb" aircraft on Rinas airport near Tirana.

Arrest everyone who still believes in August 30th and freedom

If Montenegro has truly reached such a sublime level of institutional maturity that citizens are brought before courts for defending water, air, and land, then it would be undignified to stop halfway. On the contrary, one should go all the way. Arrest Milan Knežević, arrest Botun, arrest Zeta. Arrest all those who have not yet understood that in the new Montenegro, freedom is allowed only as long as it does not interfere with projects, interests, combinations, and that old political wisdom that has survived its own formal defeat on August 30th.

Republika Srpska Consistently Supports Dayton and the Constitutional Order of BiH

The Government of Republika Srpska adopted the Thirty-fifth report to the UN Security Council, which was sent to all member states of the Council by the Prime Minister of RS, Savo Minić, on behalf of Republika Srpska as a signatory to all annexes that constitute the Dayton Agreement.

Putin Revives a Project Stalin Failed to Complete

MOSCOW - Russian President Vladimir Putin has once again opened one of the longest-standing infrastructure issues in the Russian Far East, the construction of a permanent land link to Sakhalin, Russia's largest island. At a meeting with representatives of Russia's indigenous minority peoples, held on April 30, Putin said that a bridge to Sakhalin should be built, despite it being an extremely expensive project.

Labor Day in Slovenia: Leaders' Different Visions for the Future of Workers' Rights

International Labor Day, May 1st, was marked in Slovenia with messages from political leaders about protecting workers' rights, although their messages highlighted different priorities reflecting their political orientation, reports STA agency.

What do we need the East for when our wallet is in the West

The European Union or Russia, China, America, someone unknown... And who? Dramatic changes in the world, and especially on the Old Continent, increasingly lead to the dilemma: to which world does Serbia truly belong? Which one by natural state, historical, social, religious, geographical, demographic and all other parameters, and which one by what awaits the global community, including us in the Balkans, in the not so distant future.

How the King's Barracks Became a Grand Courthouse

Niš – Through an exchange of material assets between the Ministry of Defense and the Serbian Army on one side, and the Ministry of Justice on the other, the barracks below Bubanj hill, across from the main railway station in Niš, one of the most interesting and beautiful military facilities in our country, has been given a completely new purpose.

Operation "Hammer" in Zvornik: Arrest for cocaine, weapons found

In the operation "Hammer" carried out by police officers of the Zvornik Police Administration, Z.M. was arrested, and slightly more than a kilogram of cocaine was found in his car.

Verdict awaited for Thaci and leaders of the so-called KLA

The pre-trial panel of the Specialist Chambers in The Hague, in the proceedings against four former leaders of the so-called KLA, who are accused of war crimes, is in the deliberation phase before delivering a verdict.

New Life for Milovanović Villa

Užice – Villagers of small Ribešina in the Užice region called it Milovanović villa, after Mihailo Milovanović, a painter for the Serbian Supreme Command in the Great War. He built this building of peculiar beauty in his homeland in 1930, not suspecting that he would use the house for only a decade. During World War II, at the end of the Užice Republic in 1941, partisans accused and executed him without proof for alleged espionage.

Skopje: Two Charged with Terrorism for Attempted Synagogue Arson

Seven people have been detained in North Macedonia on suspicion of attempting to set fire to a religious building of the Jewish community in Skopje, and two individuals have been charged with the criminal offense of "terrorism," reported the portal 24mK.

Welt Readers Declare Merz Ukraine's Chancellor

Sharp criticism from US President Donald Trump directed at German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has sparked controversy in German public discourse, particularly among readers of 'Die Welt' portal, where numerous commentators supported the White House chief's assessment that Berlin should focus more on internal problems than lecturing Washington.