Politics

Mile Jandrić Acting Director of the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions

By decision of the Government of the Republic of Serbia, Mile Jandrić, one of the closest associates of the current director Dejan Carević, was appointed acting director of the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions of the Ministry of Justice as of May 1, the Government of Serbia announced.

Belgium Buys Nuclear Power Plants

The Belgian government and the French energy company Engie have signed a letter of intent paving the way for the full acquisition of all Belgian nuclear power plants, Nuclear Perspective reports today.

Pentagon Claims One Thing, But Actual Costs of War in Iran May Be Much Higher

The estimate of $25 billion that a high-ranking Pentagon official presented to lawmakers on Wednesday as the total cost of the war with Iran so far represents an underestimate that does not include the costs of repairing extensive damage to US bases in the region, three sources familiar with the situation told CNN.

"Hungarian October 6th": On the Guardian's Report that Tycoons Are Moving Capital and Leaving the Country After Orban's Fall

According to the British newspaper The Guardian, after Viktor Orban's electoral defeat in April 2026, chaos and panic prevail in Hungary among members of the outgoing government who are trying to leave the country.

‘I Have a Cunning Plan’: Actor Stephen Fry Seeks Up to €115,000 Compensation for Stage Fall

Stephen Fry, the English comedian and actor, has sued the organizers of a technology conference where he was injured after falling off a stage following a lecture.

Marko Šelić Marčelo for Vreme: Not Marching Doesn't Mean People Have Given Up

“The fact that people are not marching every other day in a different city doesn't mean any of them have changed their minds, retreated, or become disappointed. This is a prime example of the famous phrase: ‘the calm before the storm’. Students are winning!” says Marko Šelić Marčelo for Vreme.

BIRN Reveals the Role of the Ministry of Construction in the Generalstab Case

Minister of Construction Aleksandra Sofronijević claimed in a police statement that her ministry did not participate in drafting contracts with Jared Kushner's companies. However, the ministry played a central role in obtaining project approvals and determining the project's special significance.

Trump Threatened Germany: The Latest Move by the US President Amidst Growing Disputes with NATO Allies

The US could reduce the number of its soldiers deployed in Germany, announced US President Donald Trump amid growing disputes with NATO allies, a few days after German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Iran "humiliates" America.

Germany's Leaked Plans, Berlin Eyes Position Granting Great Power

Germany is trying to regain a non-permanent member seat on the United Nations Security Council, for which the country's Foreign Minister, Johann Wadephul, is in New York. He emphasizes that if elected, Germany will work to strengthen the Security Council's cooperation with regional organizations.

VJT in Novi Sad: Arrested on suspicion of damaging the budget by four million dinars

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) in Novi Sad announced today that the representative of the citizens' association 'Movement of Young Novi Sad Residents Progress', M. A., has been arrested on suspicion of damaging the budgets of Novi Sad and Vojvodina by 4.25 million dinars intended for the association's projects.

NIN: Students and SNS Start Pre-election Activities, Faculty Blockades Possible After Election Announcement

The two most relevant options in Serbia, the student movement and the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), have started pre-election activities, and according to today's issue of the weekly NIN, one of the possible ideas is to blockade faculties after the elections are announced.

Macut: There are ministers who have made a strong contribution, but also those from whom more is expected

Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut said that he took over this duty, in April last year, 'in a time of deep social divisions' and that the basic task was 'preserving the stability of the state'.