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Judge Nata Mesarović stated today that the prosecution has justified its status and existence through its work and reputation, and that it would not be good to implement any changes in the prosecution for organized crime (TOK) at this moment without serious analysis, given that the general public knows which cases are currently 'active' and against which criminal groups.
As the first warmer days arrive, March becomes the ideal time to start arranging balconies or small gardens. Even in a limited space, it is possible to plant species that tolerate the variable early spring weather well, and also bring the first colors and scents of the new season.
Attacks on Middle Eastern countries continued overnight after Iran threatened to hit US-linked "oil and gas refineries" in the Gulf in response to an attack on Iran's South Pars gas field. The administration of US President Donald Trump is considering deploying thousands of American soldiers to strengthen operations in the Middle East, as part of preparations for possible next steps in the campaign against Iran, Fonet reported, citing Reuters, which refers to multiple sources.
Minister for European Integration Nemanja Starović stated today that Serbia's European path is not blocked due to the recently adopted set of judicial laws, known as the "Mrdić laws."
Professor Branko Glavonjic from the Faculty of Forestry told citizens today to start procuring wood pellets on time throughout the year and to spread out purchases by month in order to distribute costs more evenly and reduce the impact on the household budget.
The assassination of Ali Larijani, head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council and a long-time influential mediator in Tehran, has placed the Islamic Republic in a more uncertain phase, complicating decision-making and limiting its options, as the war, now in its third week, shows no signs of abating, the British agency Reuters assessed today().
The escalating armed conflict in the Middle East is causing great concern worldwide due to a potential global energy supply crisis.
The Azerbaijani company Azvirt will be the contractor for several sections of the "Smile of Vojvodina" expressway.
A gathering in memory of Vukasin Crncevic from Zmajevo, who died from injuries sustained in the collapse of the Railway Station canopy, will be organized on Saturday, March 21st.
President Aleksandar Vučić met with representatives of relevant ministries and institutions regarding the situation on the fuel market and the state of reserves.
Students on strike at the University of Niš have invited colleagues and other citizens to gather on Saturday, March 21, to mark the anniversary of the death of the 16th victim of the concrete canopy collapse at the reconstructed railway station in Novi Sad.
The war in the Middle East, besides the rise in oil and gas prices, has also affected the growth of Euribor in recent days.
A self-organized group of students from Požarevac and its surroundings has announced, on the occasion of marking one year of protests in the city, a gathering under the slogan "A Year is Known by its Students," which will be held on Saturday, March 21st.
Conservative Christian Democratic parties CDU/CSU refuse cooperation with the partly extremely right-wing Alternative for Germany. At the same time, there is a debate about whether this distance to the AfD can politically survive.
Memphis Grizzlies defeated the Denver Nuggets 125-118, ending an eight-game losing streak in the NBA league.
If a car starts pulling to the left or right while driving, most drivers immediately suspect poor wheel alignment. This is a logical assumption because improperly adjusted alignment can indeed change a car's behavior on the road. However, in practice, the cause is often elsewhere. Sometimes it's a minor issue that the driver can fix themselves, and sometimes the problem requires a more serious check at a service center.
The SF hit “Project Hail Mary” has arrived in cinemas, or as it is in the original, Project Hail Mary.
As Hungary heads into elections next month, the focus in Budapest is already shifting to the days after the vote and how the loser might react, writes Politico.
I wish EPS were as fast and efficient with complaints as they are with defending the indefensible, their own 'reputation'.
According to the Cooperation Agreement between Eurojust and Serbia (2019), however, it is exclusively up to the Serbian authorities to decide on the deployment of a liaison prosecutor, said Jakobien Breukink, spokesperson for Eurojust, for Danas, reacting to the closure of the Serbian liaison office with Eurojust in The Hague.
