Citizens of Belgrade have the opportunity to voluntarily donate blood at five locations on May 22. Blood can also be donated daily at the Institute of Blood Transfusion of Serbia at Svetog Save 39, on weekdays from 7 AM to 7 PM, and on weekends and holidays from 8 AM to 3 PM. A blood…
Actress Aleksandra Nikolić talks about her rich career in theater, working with renowned directors and actors, as well as her personal experiences and dreams. She emphasizes the importance of love, dedication, and professionalism in acting, recalls the difficult and complex roles she has played, and the influence of family and childhood on her life. She…
The Montenegrin Anti-Corruption Agency (ASK) has challenged the lawsuit filed by former President of Montenegro Milo Đukanović, in which he sought compensation for alleged mental distress. ASK claims there is no evidence supporting these claims and that the lawsuit is untidy and legally unfounded. Đukanović sued ASK over a decision that he violated the anti-corruption…
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković congratulated workers on International Workers’ Day, May 1st, highlighting his government’s achievements in economic growth, employment, and social policy. He emphasized the importance of joint efforts by workers, employers, and the state in creating a successful and socially sensitive Croatia. Plenković praised the unemployment rate falling below five percent, wage…
Yesterday’s debate in the Parliament of Montenegro regarding the dismissal of the current parliament president Andrija Mandić showed a drastic drop in support within the parliamentary majority. Mandić was originally elected with the support of 49 MPs, but only 41 voted for his retention in the position. Minority parties participating in the current government did…
Serbia has joined the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), enabling faster and cheaper international payments in euros for citizens and businesses. Nenad Petrović, General Director of the Payment System Sector at the National Bank of Serbia, emphasized that lower fees and shorter payment processing times will benefit all users of payment services. The SEPA system…
The topic of the coup d’état and demands for early elections in Serbia is presented through different political perspectives. The left emphasizes criticism of the regime and points to attempts to destabilize the state by the opposition, while the center provides analyses on the necessity of stability and legal procedures. The right highlights the successes…
Maja Volk shared about a difficult period in her life when her fiancé Nikos Gusgunis left her four years ago, which was further complicated by an administrative error that left her without a pension. She described how the coronavirus pandemic and isolation measures affected her emotional life and the mental state of her fiancé, who…
The main topic of the article concerns the celebration of the religious holiday Bayram through the rituals of namaz and kurban. The report highlights the importance of these religious practices in the community and their role in preserving tradition and faith. The other article is unrelated to this topic. Political Perspectives: Left: Left-leaning sources might…
In the main Kurir TV show, Dragan Stojković Bosanac shared an anecdote about a bet with singer Nada Topčagić, where he won and threw a large sum of money on the floor. He also spoke about the importance of music as a passion and the support parents give to their children in their careers. He…