Politics

Wherever you find a convenient spot, plant a cross

Indeed, in Serbia, hybrid corn has been growing less vigorously in the last three decades than these monster crosses. They are up to fifteen or sixteen meters high, heavy and as tall as a small building, and they sprout faster than weeds after a summer rain.

Insajder journalist's attacker released from custody, investigation ongoing

Jelenko Pijevac, suspected of attacking Insajder journalist Nataša Mijušković in early November last year in the camp in Pionirski Park where supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party, known as Ćacilend, were staying, has been released from house arrest, while the investigation into the attack is still ongoing, KRIK was told at the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade. [...]

"I think you will see two amazing days ahead of us": Trump is not considering extending the truce with Iran

US President Donald Trump said today that he is not considering extending the truce with Iran, American television ABC News reports.

IAEA: North Korea Makes 'Very Serious' Advances in Nuclear Capabilities

North Korea has made 'very serious' advances in the production of nuclear weapons and may open a new uranium enrichment facility, the United Nations (UN) Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) announced today.

Collegium meeting underway, MPs from DS, New DSS, and Monarchists absent

In the National Assembly of Serbia today, shortly after 10 AM, a Collegium meeting began. It was convened before the first session of the regular spring parliamentary session, which Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić scheduled for 11 AM. The agenda includes a motion of no confidence in the Serbian Government, submitted by 62 opposition MPs. Representatives of ruling parties and most opposition parties are attending the Collegium meeting, but MPs from the Democratic Party, the New Democratic Party of Serbia, and the Monarchists alliance are absent. The agenda for the first session of the regular spring parliamentary session is the Motion of No Confidence in the Serbian Government, submitted by 62 opposition MPs.

Peter Mađar's First Appearance on Public Service: 'Now You Pretend to Be Free Media, This Factory of Lies Will End'

Winner of Sunday's elections in Hungary, Peter Mađar, appeared on public media this morning, where he was not invited during the campaign, stating, among other things, 'you served the government's war madness, spread fear among children and the elderly,' reports 444.hu.

Slaven Kovačević: Plenković attacked BiH, Bećirović is silent

Slaven Kovačević, candidate for member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the October elections, spoke last night in Sarajevo at the fourth forum organized by the Democratic Front (DF) titled "Integrity of the Civic State Policy," addressing, among other things, key state issues.

Vucic: We will focus on robotizing our army, new orders await

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic stated today, after a meeting with the top leadership of the Ministry of Defense and the Serbian Army, that he proposed the development and adoption of a robotization strategy and the formation of a unit equipped with robotic platforms.

Vučić: I accept the debate with Goci on N1, even if they turn down my microphone

Aleksandar Vučić, President of Serbia, after saying he is not a punching bag, today nevertheless stated that he enthusiastically accepts the debate with the Secretary-General of the European Democratic Party (EDP), Sandro Goci.

Vučić on the Hungarian Scenario in Serbia

Aleksandar Vučić, President of Serbia, says he hears stories about his downfall since the downfall of his friend, Romanian Prime Minister Viktor Ponta.

WHITE HOUSE HAS SPOKEN: Talks with Iran underway, complete blockade of ports remains in effect! America imposes new sanctions on Tehran! (VIDEO, PHOTO)

Today is the 47th day since the start of the war between Israel and the USA against Iran and the eighth day of the ceasefire, US President Donald Trump says that negotiations with Tehran could be resumed before the end of this week.

Continuation of the Generalštab Case Trial: Accused Nikola Selaković and others arrived at court (PHOTO; VIDEO)

All defendants in the Generalštab case have arrived at the hearing taking place today at the Special Court. Minister of Culture Nikola Selaković, Slavica Jelača, Aleksandar Ivanović, and Goran Vasić arrived with their lawyers. As reported by Danas's reporter, gathered citizens booed them and shouted "SNS mafia".