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Welcome to Montenegro, where today the sun is roasting like you’re on a grill, and the thermometer is climbing to a scorching 36 degrees Celsius! The Hydrometeorological and Seismological Institute isn’t kidding – expect mostly sunny weather, but don’t think it’s drama-free. The wind? Oh, it’s no joke! Moderate to strong, with gusts that’ll have…
Welcome to Sevnica, a small town in Slovenia where Melania Trump, America’s First Lady, was born and raised! Our team visited this place and discovered something that will blow your mind – a cake named after Melania, costing five euros and tasting absolutely fantastic! Yes, you read that right, the Melania cake! Made from butter,…
Looks like our Serbian volleyball team just can’t catch a break in the Nations League! In the seventh round, Serbia suffered yet another painful defeat to Argentina, this time on home soil in Belgrade. The score? Argentina took the win 3-1, leaving Serbia with a dismal record of just one win and six losses. Is…
Belgrade on Fire: Vidovdan Student Protests Explode into Chaos! Vidovdan 2025 in Belgrade was anything but peaceful. Tens of thousands of students gathered at Slavija Square demanding justice, truth, and early parliamentary elections. But what started as a peaceful protest quickly spiraled into violent clashes with police and gendarmes. Violence in the Streets – Tear…
The streets of Belgrade turned into a battlefield as students and police clashed in chaotic protests that peaked in the city center. Police Director Dragan Vasiljević didn’t hold back — dozens of so-called “hooligans” were arrested, six police officers and two civilians were injured. It all started when students blocked Slavija Square, then a larger…
Solidarity is the glue that holds society together, but in Serbia today, that bond is cracking under the pressure of neoliberal individualism and social fragmentation. Once, ordinary people spontaneously helped each other in the toughest times — from anti-fascist resistance to NATO bombings and floods — today, solidarity is melting like snow in the sun….
Here’s what’s going down on the streets of Belgrade: students in blockade are NOT backing down, and the government? The government had every tool to stop this from blowing up, but guess what? They chose violence and repression instead! Yes, you read that right – instead of meeting demands and calling snap elections, they decided…
Hangover – we all know what it means, but have you ever stopped to think where the word actually comes from? Get ready for a linguistic adventure! The word “mamurluk” isn’t just a simple Serbian term; it’s a Turkish gem that slipped into our language and never left. It comes from the Turkish word “mahmur,”…
Marinko Rokvić, the legendary folk singer, and his wife Slavica spent nearly four decades together, but few know the real story behind their age difference and family secrets. Marinko was born in 1954, while Slavica is ten years younger, born in 1964 in Zagreb. Their love story began back in 1983 when they met, and…
Ceca Ražnatović and Zvezde Granda: Why the Queen Won’t Be in the Final Again? Thought Ceca Ražnatović, one of the biggest music stars in the Balkans, would finally be in the Zvezde Granda final? Think again! Last night, she wowed 15,000 fans at a concert in Niš, but surprise – she won’t be in the…
