Politics

Brussels Portal: Serbia Could Lose Up to 1.5 Billion Euros from EU Funds

Serbia could lose up to 1.5 billion euros from European Union funds as the European Commission considers suspending payments due to backsliding in democracy and the country's close ties with Russia, the Brussels portal Politiko writes.

"Tried to cover up the affair and only revived it": Why did Melania Trump create a problem for the White House with her sudden statement about Epstein? (VIDEO)

The most likely explanation for the sudden address by US First Lady Melania Trump regarding the case of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is that she tried to "quash" the story.

Which student slogan most annoys the authorities and will it appear on every corner in Serbia?

Students on blockade have launched a new campaign aiming to have the slogan that most annoys the authorities, "Students are winning," appear on every corner, lamppost, and entrance in Serbia, their colleagues in Niš announced.

Sees itself as the bearer of change, yet refuses dialogue: How to understand the student movement's actions?

In contemporary discussions about democracy, Karl Popper, the renowned Austrian philosopher and author of 'The Open Society and Its Enemies,' is often invoked as an authority. His paradox of tolerance has become almost a commonplace – a formula used to justify drawing lines and rejecting those whose views we deem unacceptable. It is precisely here, however, that its most frequent misreading begins.

How the 'Egg Thieves' Devoured Us

Jajara srp. – (petty thief, scoundrel, a man without morals, the worst scum. In ancient times, such people stole eggs from under hens because they didn't have the courage to steal something bigger).

Trump was furious: What happened in the White House three hours before the ultimatum to 'destroy the whole civilization' expired?

Less than three hours before the 8 p.m. deadline, which US President Donald Trump set for Iran to reach an agreement or face his apocalyptic warning of death and destruction, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Dan Kean, the two highest military officials in the country, were called to the White House.

EES System Fully Implemented Today: Tourists Advised to Be Patient, Economy Hopes for Sustainable Solution for Carriers

The EES (Entry/Exit System), which began a phased implementation on October 12, 2025, is now in full effect. This change will most significantly impact the economy, particularly carriers due to the 90/180 rule, and tourists who will need patience when traveling to EU countries.

New Attraction in Belgrade: A Pink Monument to Trash

Belgrade's Zvezdarska Forest recently became richer with a rather unusual 'monument' – a pink-colored concrete block placed among the greenery.

Don't Give Vučić Money, Remember He Brought Beer to War Criminals

Even Easter 2026 will be celebrated in Serbia under Aleksandar Vučić's regime.

THE DARK SIDE OF THE PLENUM MEMBERS COMES TO LIGHT

'Higher command ordered it and there is nothing to discuss'

OFFERED POLICE A BRIBE TO "LOOK THE OTHER WAY!" Man from Aleksandrovac arrested for bribery

Police arrested D.B. from Aleksandrovac on suspicion of offering a bribe to traffic police so that they would not issue fines for speeding offenses committed on a motorcycle, it was announced today.

OFFICE FOR STRONGER TIES WITH DIASPORA Minister Đorđe Milićević visited Loznica

Đorđe Milićević, minister without portfolio in charge of coordinating activities and measures in the area of relations with the diaspora, visited Loznica today due to the initiative of Mayor Dragana Lukić to open an Office for Diaspora in this city to strengthen ties between citizens abroad and the local self-government. In the conversation between Milićević and Deputy Mayor Petar Gavrilović, it was assessed that Loznica and the sector led by the minister have good cooperation that has yielded concrete results so far.