The main article presents the life story of Miloš Janković, a writer and president of the Association of Writers of Serbia, who this year celebrates four decades of literary work and has published about one hundred books. The text details his biography, growing up in Belgrade, his professional and personal life, as well as his…
Belgrade won a contest organized by the largest Austrian pensioners’ association to host several thousand Austrian pensioners during the autumn. The stay lasts seven days and includes concerts, visits to museums and tourist attractions, as well as excursions to nearby areas. The program is tailored for older tourists, aiming to increase the length of stay…
Spas in Serbia are natural gems of health and well-being, where centuries-old healing traditions merge with modern comforts. Healing waters and thermal springs provide relaxation and rejuvenation of body and spirit. The popularity of spa tourism has increased, especially after the pandemic, as destinations for rest and therapy. Notable spas include Bukovička, Kanjiža, Koviljača, Kuršumlijska,…
The main topic of the article is the accusation by Marinika Tepić, deputy of Đilas, that the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić is connected to drug dealer Filip Korać and drug packages found in Tahiti. Marinika Tepić presented a photo at a conference which she claimed was Vučić, but it was actually an image of…
The article explains in detail how colors in digital design affect users’ emotions, behavior, and decisions. Blue symbolizes trust and stability, red attracts attention and stimulates action, yellow brings optimism, green is associated with nature and health, and black represents elegance and power. Color combinations affect readability and user engagement, with Netflix as an example…
Ivan Piko Stančić, a renowned Croatian musician, producer, and academic painter, passed away at the age of 73 after a long battle with a serious illness. Throughout his career, Stančić was involved with many legendary ex-Yugoslav rock bands such as Time, Parni Valjak, Film, Idoli, Prljavo Kazalište, and Električni Orgazam. His contribution to the regional…
The 18th Mediterranean Film Festival in Split will take place from June 12 to 21, showcasing premieres of thousands of films from 37 countries. The festival opens with the Tunisian film “Where the Wind Comes From” accompanied by a discussion with director Amel Guellaty. The festival program features strong, intimate, and socially engaged stories that…
Novak Adžić, leader of the Montenegrin European Party, criticized the testimony of former police officer Milan Paunović before the inquiry committee, calling it a political tirade without objective facts. Adžić emphasized that such claims should not be debated in the political arena but exclusively before competent judicial authorities with concrete evidence. Other related articles include…
The main topic of the article is the political debate in the Montenegrin parliament regarding the initiative to dismiss the Speaker of the Parliament, Andrija Mandić, initiated by the DPS and SD parties. Mandić defended his work and emphasized that there are no double standards in the application of the law, while opposition and coalition…
Montenegro ranks among the countries with the highest cervical cancer mortality rates in Europe, having the highest age-standardized mortality rate of 10.5 per 100,000 women. The Supreme Audit Institutions of Montenegro and North Macedonia are conducting parallel audits of the effectiveness of cervical cancer screening programs to assess whether national programs are properly implemented and…