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Members of the academic community and students have been protesting for seven days in front of the Government of Serbia, blocking the intersection of Nemanjina and Kneza Miloša streets. The protests, organized under the name “Rebel University,” demand the fulfillment of three key requests: the dissolution of the working group for amendments to the higher…
Matija Dedić, a renowned Croatian jazz pianist and composer, son of Arsen Dedić and Gabi Novak, passed away in Zagreb at the age of 53. He was known for his virtuosic style that combined jazz with elements of classical music and local musical tradition. He studied piano in Graz, Austria, and during his career collaborated…
The play “Throw it, Putin, be precise” by Mirza Skenderagic was performed at the Hartefakt House as the winning piece of the regional competition for the best contemporary engaged full-length drama text. Directed by Ognjen Dragovic, the actors successfully conveyed a sense of tragedy and absurdity, mixed with humor and musical elements. Skenderagic had previously…
The company “Volvo Cars” reported a five percent decline in car sales in January, totaling 50,820 vehicles, partly due to the celebration of the Chinese New Year. The company’s shares dropped by 2.61 percent. The number of electrified cars increased by 17 percent, accounting for 44 percent of total sales. The best-selling model was the…
The ‘Heroes of Micro Business 2025’ project, organized by 3 banka in cooperation with Blic Biznis, aims to recognize and reward the best small entrepreneurs in Serbia with up to five employees. 3 banka specializes in financing small entrepreneurs and farmers, providing access to loans often unavailable in traditional banking due to their size and…
In New York, on Orchard Street in the Lower East Side, an unusual competition was held to find the best Pedro Pascal lookalike. Despite the rain, a large crowd gathered to attend or follow the event. The title of best lookalike was won by George Gountas, who was fifth in line. The competition was organized…
**Fire Devours Milikić Family Business: 15 Workers Left Jobless, €200,000 in Damages!** Imagine this – in the Zeta neighborhood of Mahala, the warehouse of Nebojša Milikić’s family business went up in flames, devouring years of hard work in a blink. The damage? A whopping €200,000! And the worst part? Fifteen workers lost their jobs overnight….
**The Reconciliation That Shook the Reality TV World!** Is it possible that old flames can reignite right in front of the cameras? Aleksandra Nikolić and Milovan Ić, known for their turbulent relationship, showed last night that their feelings haven’t faded. Their hearts are still pulling them toward each other. In a relaxed chat with Darko…
Montenegro has improved the state of media and journalist safety through reform processes but needs to continue developing effective legal mechanisms for protection. Tamara Vujović emphasized at an international conference in Thessaloniki that journalist safety must be a shared responsibility of institutions, society, and the international community. She highlighted the importance of prevention, education, legislative…
Serbia has finally realized that climate change is not just an Instagram buzzword! The Ministry of Environmental Protection, led by Sara Pavkov, is firmly strengthening cooperation with the Green Climate Fund while aligning legislation with European standards. With adopted laws on climate change and low-carbon development strategies, Serbia boasts concrete steps towards tackling climate challenges….
