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The war in Ukraine has spilled over into the campaign for the Hungarian parliamentary elections, where the government accuses Kyiv of preparing physical violence against Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his family, as well as sabotage of key energy installations, to prevent the re-election of the Fides party, Hungarian officials said, BBC reported today.
The teacher, in whose shift a five-year-old boy independently walked out of the "Boško Buha" kindergarten in Čačak on Monday morning, has been suspended until the disciplinary proceedings are concluded, according to data from the "Radost" Preschool Institution from Čačak.
Student of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Belgrade, Luka Pešić, announced on the social network X that officers of the UKP "came for coffee" this morning for a search because, as he states, they probably consider him an "serious criminal."
A month has passed since the severe tram accident in Sarajevo on February 12, in which 23-year-old student Erdoan Morankić died, and four people were seriously injured – among them 17-year-old Ela Jovanović, who had her leg amputated – and the investigation has still not provided key answers about the cause and responsibility, reminds the Sarajevo portal Klix.ba.
On the Twitter account "Students in every village", students announced their biggest action yet for the upcoming weekend, with a list of places in Dragačevo they will visit on March 14th and 15th.
The Commission for Revision, Verification, and Control of Accuracy and Updating of the Voter List held its first sessions. Commission Deputy Member Ivo Čolović told RTS that this is pioneering work, and the body's first step will be to verify the voter list and determine its current state, which will help in setting goals.
– March, the month of Francophone studies, begins with a story about Francophone poetry and music. Students from FILUM, Department of French Language and Literature - Romance Studies, will participate in the program. Students will read poetry in its original language, French, and perform popular French musical melodies, announced the organizers from Kragujevac's SKC. Students from elementary schools Stanislav Sremčević and Moma Stanojlović from Kragujevac will also participate in the program. In addition to reading poetry and singing in French, they will perform a sketch about Paris and act out mini-dialogues in French. Participation from other high schools in Kragujevac is also expected. The program is supported by the French Cultural Center in Belgrade, with an appropriate serving of French wines, cheeses, and delicacies, as reminded by SKC Kragujevac. Admission is free.
When the price of oil jumped to almost $120 a barrel on March 9, many thought the world was facing a third oil shock.
Of course, it always ends up falling on those who carry the country on their shoulders. Things are clear as day here, when Aleksandar Vučić's neocolonial government starts beating, intimidating, arresting, and persecuting farmers, it is always a sign that something is deeply rotten in the order itself. But not because farmers are some kind of sacred caste that the state must not touch, but because they are people who literally produce the basic conditions for the survival of society.
The Higher Court in Belgrade convicted Milorad Šešum for death threats he made to journalist and president of the Independent Journalists' Association of Vojvodina (NDNV) Ana Lalić Hegediš two years ago on the social network Facebook, the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) announced today.
The Pentagon did not allow photographers to cover the last two press briefings by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on the war in Iran and has not explained the change in long-standing policy.
Serbia today faces a deep crisis of trust in politics and political parties. The model of politics imposed by Aleksandar Vučić and the Serbian Progressive Party in the last thirteen years has led to politics being completely meaningless and despised in the eyes of a large part of the citizens.
Just after becoming the most watched regional cinematic project with over 2 million viewers, Igor Šeregi's film "Svadba" has achieved another success.
Lawyer Božo Prelević assessed that the upcoming elections are a pivotal moment in which the authorities, through institutional mechanisms and personnel changes in the police and prosecution, are trying to ensure victory despite a real decline in support.
The Police Administration in Šabac announced today that V. K. (62) from that city has been arrested because, as suspected, on Wednesday, March 11, around 5 PM, in the village of Belotić, Vladimirci municipality, while driving a "Citroen", he cut off a thirty-two-year-old motorcyclist who was moving from the opposite direction while turning onto a side road.
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Suspects in abuse at Primary School 'Prva vojvođanska brigada' were not detained and will defend themselves from freedom.
The price of a Brent crude oil barrel, the international benchmark, surpassed $100 again today, just days after reaching close to $120, according to global stock market sources.
British tennis player Jack Draper was proud after defeating Novak Djokovic in the round of 16 of the Indian Wells Masters.
Director of the Center for Local Self-Government (CLS) Nikola Jovanović stated today that Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić is not telling the truth when he says that the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) involvement in Belgrade's budget is a common occurrence that has no concrete implications.
