Politics

Novi Sad Police Officer Tells Danas: Colleague Suspended Due to Political Pressure, Did Nothing Illegal

A minor incident occurred in Novi Sad on Friday during a roadblock at the intersection near Banovina, where citizens were paying respects to those killed in a canopy collapse at 11:52 AM. An elderly man verbally clashed with citizens. Two police officers approached and removed the man from the intersection. One officer will be suspended, while the other will face disciplinary action for not wearing a cap.

The wife of Pavle Vuisić has also passed away, and there was almost no one at the last farewell: The family grave of the legendary actor is neglected, weeds are growing from the pots.

One of our greatest actors, Pavle Vuisić, passed away less than 38 years ago and was buried in the New Cemetery in Belgrade. An eternal bohemian, loved wherever he appeared, he loved only his wife Suli - Mirjana Vuisić until the end of his life, with whom he was married for a full 32 years. Unfortunately, far from the public eye, Mirjana also passed away last year, and the urn with her ashes was placed in the family tomb on June 23, Kurir has learned.

Iran Reopens Strait of Hormuz

Iran has changed its decision to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, warning that it will continue to block passage through this narrow maritime passage as long as the US blockade of Iranian ports is in effect.

Vučić apologized to an elderly man for police conduct during traffic blockade in Novi Sad

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić today apologized to an elderly man from Sremski Karlovci for the police's actions towards him during yesterday's traffic blockade in Novi Sad.

Czech President in Chile: Returned a pen stolen 15 years ago by Václav Klaus

During his visit to Chile, Czech President Petr Pavel symbolically returned to the country a ceremonial pen that was stolen 15 years ago by then-Czech President Václav Klaus. The incident was captured by cameras, and a video of Klaus stealing the pen and putting it in his pocket went viral worldwide.

INTERVIEW Student Roland Šipoš on Mađar's victory and lessons for Serbia: We hope that SVM will reconsider its relationship with SNS

We wish to extend sincere congratulations to Tisa for their convincing victory, and for showing that it is possible to replace authoritarian rule through democratic processes. Peter Mađar confirmed with his example that political victory is built through patient field work and direct communication with citizens.

Novi Sad: One police officer dismissed after intervening at intersection blockade

The Novi Sad Police Department announced today that following an incident during the blockade of the intersection of Mihajlo Pupin Boulevard and Žarko Zrenjanin Street in that city, initiatives have been filed to initiate disciplinary proceedings against two police officers, one of whom has already been suspended from duty pending the outcome of the procedure.

Sijarto agreed to a live studio interview then cancelled

A live studio interview was arranged with the team of outgoing Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó for Wednesday on the Partizan channel.

In Niš today, 'Students are Winning!' messages will be pasted: Bike ride and city walk

Students in Niš on blockade announced a bike ride and walk for today, April 18, during which they and citizens will paste 'Students are Winning!' stickers around the city.

ANEM: New threats to Miljko Stojanović, authorities should react urgently

Journalist and editor of Glas Zaječara portal Miljko Stojanović has received new threats on social networks, the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) announced today and called on the authorities to take these threats seriously and identify and prosecute all perpetrators.

Vojislav Šešelj explained why Vučić never invited him to the Presidency, nor to consultations

Vojislav Šešelj, leader of the Serbian Radical Party, stated that Aleksandar Vučić, the President of Serbia, has not yet invited the radicals for consultations on early elections and foreign policy.

Professors Jovanović and Dragičević Šešić: Only the Compliant Will Play, Sing, and Direct

Opera singer and professor Katarina Jovanović, along with FDU professor Milena Dragičević Šešić, has launched a series of forums in Serbian cities about the pressures and blackmail faced by employees in cultural institutions.