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**Chaos in Belgrade Streets: Rector Đokić Supporting Terrorists?** Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić doesn’t hold back when talking about University Rector Vladan Đokić. According to her, Đokić knew what the blockade gathering was about and that violence was being planned, yet he still chose to speak at the event. Even worse, Brnabić accuses him of…
Have you ever watched a football match that lasted nearly five hours? No? Well, now you get to hear about one – the World Club Championship quarterfinal between Chelsea and Benfica! Yes, you read that right, nearly five hours of football! And it wasn’t just because of extra time or penalties, but because of a…
At Ada Ciganlija, firefighters rescued a child locked inside a car in high temperatures. Commander Bojan Jagodić described their response after receiving a report from the child’s mother, with the child alone in the vehicle. Firefighters protected the child from heat and broke the passenger window to save the child. Appeals to parents not to…
The United States has imposed sanctions on two sons of Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman, the leader of the Mexican Sinaloa cartel, due to their involvement in drug trafficking, particularly fentanyl. The sanctions are part of a broader campaign by the US administration to crack down on drug cartels and their leaders. Left-leaning sources emphasize the…
Hey parents and everyone wondering what’s up with kids! Psychologist Snežana Repac shines a light on what we all know but often ignore – when a child starts acting differently, it’s not just a phase, it’s a red flag! Imagine this: your kid, once happy and into school, sports, and hanging out, suddenly pulls away,…
**Serbia in Turmoil: Blockades, Police Brutality, and Vučić’s Fiery Rhetoric!** Welcome to Serbia 2024, where the streets have turned into battlegrounds and the political stage is a drama arena! Students, citizens, and the opposition have raised their voices against Aleksandar Vučić’s regime, but the government’s response is brutal police repression, chaos on the streets, and…
In Serbia, classes are being conducted in 94% of schools, while 6% have no classes due to protests. Schools are protesting by stopping work or shortening classes to 30 minutes as a sign of support for students and dissatisfaction with the agreement between the unions and the government regarding salary increases. The Ministry of Education…
The Israeli military conducted a series of airstrikes on around 80 targets in Iran, including nuclear facilities and military bases linked to Iran’s nuclear program. Iranian authorities confirmed the attacks and activated air defense systems. Iran responded by launching ballistic missiles at Israeli targets, resulting in casualties and injuries on both sides. The conflict has…
When a politician in Montenegro’s parliament calls journalists “mercenaries” who get paid 8 euros to write “ordered verdicts,” and his boss stays silent, you know press freedom is in deep trouble! Boris Bogdanović launched a brutal attack on journalists from the Analitika portal and TV E, calling them servants of the former regime and clan…
Low purchase prices for agricultural products have led to a decrease in land rentals in Vojvodina, resulting in a drop in rental prices. In the vicinity of Čurug, the rent is cheaper by 50 euros per acre. Farmers, like Aleksandar Đuragin, emphasize that rental costs are high, especially after drought years. The rental price varies…
