2025

Police Pressure on FPN Students: When Repression Becomes the Norm Is this Serbia or some horror police state? Students of the Faculty of Political Sciences (FPN) in Belgrade have been under brutal police pressure in recent days, reminiscent of the worst repression practices. Two female students were called for an informative interview at the Vračar…

Serbia’s Government on the Brink of Madness: Deportation of Montenegrin Director and Chaos in the National Theatre! Have you heard about the latest scandal shaking Serbia? Montenegrin director Danilo Marunović was detained in Belgrade, questioned by the Security Intelligence Agency (BIA), and then ordered to leave the country immediately! Yes, you read that right –…

Vidovdan Protest: The Tipping Point — Will Citizens Take Over the Rebellion After 9 PM? June 28th, Vidovdan, might become a historic day in Serbia, marking a turning point in the months-long student and civic protests. Students have announced that their Vidovdan protest will last exactly 21 hours, after which citizens can “do whatever they…

Tonight, the play “Gospoda Glembajevi” was supposed to be performed at the National Theatre in Belgrade by the Montenegrin National Theatre. But the drama moved off the stage and into real life – the director of the play, Danilo Marunović, was detained this morning around 9 AM by the Security Intelligence Agency (BIA) in Belgrade…

Vidovdan in Kruševac this year was anything but quiet! The Serbian Army’s Guard marched proudly through the streets, blasting the iconic “March on the Drina” and other patriotic tunes. Official dogs and the cavalry unit showed off their skills, all under the watchful eyes of the crowd. But here’s the million-dollar question: is this a…

Montenegro is back in the spotlight, but not for a spectacular success. Prime Minister Milojko Spajić and EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos celebrated closing the seventh negotiation chapter in Montenegro’s EU accession process – the chapter on public procurement. Yes, you read that right, only seven out of 33 chapters have been closed, with the…

Vidovdan in Gračanica: Serbian Flag Ban Sparks Fear of Incidents Vidovdan, one of the biggest Serbian holidays, is this year overshadowed in Gračanica by a court ban on displaying Serbian flags. Yes, you read that right – the court in Gračanica has decided that the Serbian flag cannot be flown in this sacred place for…

Vidovdan celebrations at the Ravanica Monastery in Ćuprija are not just a religious event—they’re a full-on party for the best students and teachers! This year, for the first time ever, the traditional ceremony didn’t just honor top students from elementary, high, and vocational schools, but also the best teachers and educators. The awards were handed…

Trump Won’t Back Down: ‘I’ll Bomb Iran Again If Needed!’ Ready for another nuclear drama? Former U.S. President Donald Trump openly declared he would “absolutely” order another strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities if U.S. intelligence agencies detect worrying uranium enrichment activities. At a White House press conference, Trump made it crystal clear he wouldn’t hesitate…

Vidovdan Poetic Vigil in Gračanica: Poetry as a Symbol of Serbian Existence Tonight, the courtyard of the Gračanica Monastery hosted the 35th annual Vidovdan Poetic Vigil, a cultural event that has stood for decades as a pillar of Serbian tradition and a symbol of resistance and endurance. This is not just a literary evening but…