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Student Blockades in Serbia: Police Brutality, Vučić’s Threats, and Political Farce For days now, Serbia’s streets have been the stage for a dramatic showdown – students and citizens are blocking roads in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš, and other cities, met with harsh police arrests and violence. What started as a student protest against police brutality…

Njegoš, that magnificent Montenegrin bishop and poet, has inspired admiration and controversy for centuries. While some try to claim him as a symbol of “Montenegrin-ness,” the truth is far more complex and, let’s admit, way more interesting! Journalist and historian Novak Adžić exposes how regime historians manipulate facts to portray Njegoš as an icon of…

Where Does Agriculture Thrive in Montenegro? Shocking Data on Farms and Their Leaders! Did you know that Montenegro has a total of only 26,000 agricultural farms? And that’s not all – 93% of these are business entities, while only 26% are family farms! Yes, you read that right, family farms are far fewer, employing only…

In an exclusive interview with Aplus TV, former special anti-terrorist unit member Brajushko Brajusković dropped a bombshell on Montenegro’s political scene. He claims that former Prime Minister and head of the National Security Agency, Duško Marković, was at the top of the notorious organization known as the Black Troikas, above Veselin Veljović, who was previously…

Student Protests in Serbia: Spark of Hope or a Return to Nationalism? Something is happening in Serbia that has given many people hope but also sparked a storm of controversy. The student protests, which began as a rebellion against a corrupt system and violence, quickly became a symbol of resistance and desire for change. But…

Chaos in Serbian Streets: Protests and Blockades That Just Won’t Quit! Ready for the wildest 24 hours in Serbia? While you were sleeping, students and citizens took the cities by storm! Protests kicked off early morning and raged on until late at night, with blockades spreading like wildfire—from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Niš, Valjevo, Kragujevac,…

Vidovdan Battle for Serbia’s Throne: Vučić and the Arms Scandals Shaking the Nation Vidovdan, the greatest Serbian national holiday, this year was not just a day of remembrance but a day that exposed the dark depths of Serbian politics and state security. While tens of thousands of students and citizens bravely protested on the streets…

In the heart of Belgrade, while Serbia fights a diplomatic battle for Kosovo and Metohija, and Serbs in Republika Srpska defend their right to exist, a new internal front opens in the Serbian Parliament – a resolution on Srebrenica that declares Serbia guilty of genocide. Yes, you read that right! A group of Serbian MPs,…