2025

Budapest on Fire: Tens of Thousands Defy Orban’s Laws! Budapest exploded with colors and courage as a record-breaking nearly 200,000 people took to the streets for the Pride march, defying the harsh laws imposed by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Yes, you read that right – almost two hundred thousand people! And this is in…

Student Vidovdan Protest: The Battle for Justice and Serbia’s Future The evening at Slavija Square in Belgrade turned into a real political battlefield as students, backed by well-known figures like Dejan Bodiroga, raised their voices against the government. This student protest, held on Vidovdan, is not just another gathering – it’s a call to wake…

See You on Vidovdan: Student Protests Rock Serbia and Vučić’s Accusations On June 28, Belgrade became the epicenter of one of the largest student protests in recent years. Tens of thousands gathered at Slavija Square demanding the calling of early parliamentary elections and the removal of the current government, which they consider illegitimate. The protest,…

Just when you think Serbia is asleep, students and citizens wake up and make noise on the streets! The “We Won’t Give Up Jadar” movement is fighting to stop Rio Tinto from mining lithium in the Jadar valley, while students demand snap parliamentary elections. At protests in Belgrade, Zaječar, and Kosjerić, activists and students shout:…

Chocolate – that sweet temptress that lures us every day, but is it really a friend to our health or a sneaky enemy in a sweet disguise? Dark chocolate, packed with flavonoids, can slash the risk of high blood pressure by a whopping 27% and venous thrombosis by 31%. Yes, you read that right! Flavonoids…

Mario Nakić, the young Partizan basketball player, has been successfully operated on in Innsbruck after a severe injury to his anterior cruciate ligaments in the knee. The injury occurred during the third game of the Serbian Super League semifinals, when Nakić bravely and knowingly risked his health to help his teammates. Unfortunately, during a landing,…

Belgrade is up in arms again, and the students are not staying silent! At the protest on June 28, a brave student made it crystal clear what Serbia needs: fair snap elections, an end to corruption, and justice for all. “Today, we declare the current government illegitimate!” she shouted from the stage as the crowd…

When students rise peacefully, society shakes! The Rector of the University of Belgrade, Vladan Đokić, couldn’t be prouder standing shoulder to shoulder with brave students at the protest on Slavija Square. “Nonviolent struggle brings deep change!” he declared, as students, despite pressure, arrests, and false accusations, proved that truth and knowledge always win. Đokić highlighted…

Student Protests in Serbia: Ultimatum Expired, Vučić and Brnabić Stand Firm For nearly eight months, students in Serbia have been blocking faculties and protesting over the collapse of a canopy at the Novi Sad railway station, which killed 16 people. Their demands are clear: call for early parliamentary elections and end the counter-protests by students…

Ahead of Wimbledon, Novak Djokovic and Aryna Sabalenka put on a hilarious show for the media in London. While training together on the All England Club courts, the seven-time Wimbledon champion couldn’t resist crashing the Belarusian player’s press conference with some friendly teasing. Djokovic smiled and asked Sabalenka to hurry up because he wanted to…