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**Vidovdan 2024: Serbian Unity Against External Pressure and Internal Divisions** Vidovdan is not just another holiday. It is the Serbian national pillar, a symbol of homeland defense and collective identity that has lasted for centuries. This year, Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut and Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Petar Petković reminded us…
**Serbia’s Weather is Going Crazy – Brace Yourself for Wind and Showers!** Thought summer in Serbia was just sunshine and heat? Think again! Today, we’re riding a weather rollercoaster. Temperatures are dropping, winds are howling like they want to blow your roof off, and showers with thunder are on the menu for the brave souls…
Did you know that Nikola Tesla, the Serbian-American genius, was featured on an American postage stamp? Yes, you read that right! Nearly seven decades ago, to mark the centenary of his birth, the US Postal Service issued a stamp bearing his image. But this isn’t just any stamp – it’s a symbol reminding us of…
**Vidovdan Protests: Is the State on the Brink of Control or Just a Show?** Vidovdan 2023 in Belgrade was anything but quiet. The protests were well-organized in advance, and the government reacted quickly and decisively, says Vladan Petrov, a law professor and constitutional court judge. But was everything really as the authorities want us to…
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that Turkey is ready to act as a mediator in resolving the dispute between Iran and Israel, particularly concerning Iran’s nuclear program which has led to conflict between the two countries. During a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump, Erdogan emphasized that the diplomatic path is the only…
Gabriel Vidović, a Croatian footballer, has bid farewell to Bayern Munich after nine years at the club. After Dinamo Zagreb did not exercise the purchase option, Vidović is returning to Dinamo, where Zvonimir Boban wants to see him. Vidović spent 12 years at Bayern, including a loan spell at Mainz, and is now ready for…
**Hell on Zvezdara: How Ivana Krivokapić’s Killer Remains Free Two Years After the Horrific Murder** December 24, 2019, was supposed to be an ordinary day for student Ivana Krivokapić. Instead, it became a day that forever changed the lives of her family and friends. Ivana was found dead in her apartment on Zvezdara, strangled with…
Research shows that support among Serbian citizens for membership in the European Union is declining, with over 50% of respondents opposing Serbia’s entry into the EU. Traditionally, a majority opposes Serbia’s membership in NATO. While the EU remains a desirable economic partner, most citizens do not want the EU to be a political ally of…
The main topic of the article is the family life of Suzana Mančić, a well-known personality, and her daughters Teodora and Natalija. The article describes Suzana’s recent trip with her daughters to the Caribbean, their shared moments and photos that attracted public attention. It also mentions Teodora’s secret marriage in Las Vegas and subsequent divorce,…
Some schools in Serbia are suspending operations or shortening classes to support students and express dissatisfaction with the Special Collective Agreement reached between representative unions and the government. Some students from Belgrade organized a walk to show support for the schools in blockade. The Minister of Education, Slavica Đukić Dejanović, signed an agreement valid until…
