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US President Donald Trump threatened Iran with "fire, death, and destruction" if it attempts to disrupt navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the most important for oil transport, in any way.
Tax police, under the order of the Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Niš, arrested a person from Niš on suspicion of committing tax fraud related to VAT and illegal trade, thereby damaging the budget of the Republic of Serbia by 15,562,211 dinars, the Tax Administration announced today.
Is it possible to change a government if a clear political alternative that will take responsibility is not offered?
"U kontrasvetlu" is a photographic monograph encompassing nearly fifty years of Zoran Đorđević's work – from 1977 to 2025. The book contains over 280 photographs created during various professional and authorial phases, from photo-reports documenting social upheavals and the pre-war period of the eighties and nineties in Serbia, through editorial work in the propaganda service department of the "Zastava automobili" factory, to a mature artistic opus awarded at international photography competitions worldwide.
In the "Žarkovo" barracks in Belgrade, from today until March 13, the Military Technical Institute will conduct regular and planned testing activities, the Ministry of Defense announced.
Project Hail Mary, distributed by Jučer, premieres in cinemas on March 13th.
The photography exhibition 'Dignity is the measure of things,' marking 10 years since the death of actor Dragan Nikolić, will open today at 6 PM at Atelje 212.
One of the most prominent pianists of the younger generation, Russian artist Dmitri Masleev, winner of the prestigious 'P. I. Tchaikovsky' International Competition, will perform tonight, March 11, in Niš, announced the Niš Church Singing Society 'Branko' (NCPD 'Branko').
Every time I hear water gurgling in the sink, I get goosebumps down my spine.
Coordinator of the National Convention on the EU for Chapter 35, Dragiša Mijačić, told RTS that the implementation of the law on foreigners and vehicles is hardly mentioned in political debates in Kosovo. He added that he believes that on March 16, the day after the planned implementation, he does not expect anyone to be kicked out of their home or deported.
Despite a rather tight schedule at the Indian Wells Masters, Novak Djokovic managed to relax a bit and played a round of golf with Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev.
Member of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) in the Serbian Parliament Marko Milosevic stated that he "reliably knows" that his grandfather, former President Slobodan Milosevic, "considered not being president anymore in 1997, but his closest circle did not support him and convinced him otherwise."
The Belgrade clock has been put back into operation. After almost two weeks of agony over broken mechanisms, the city authorities announced the cause of the malfunction. Workers from the Public Utility Company Gradska čistoća washed the clock with a high-pressure hose after it was installed, causing water impact through the condensation opening to damage the clock's mechanism.
When an ordinary person hears news about the war in the Middle East, they think - that's far away, it doesn't concern us. Bombs are falling in Iran, Americans and Israelis are retaliating, Russians are rubbing their hands. What does it have to do with our electricity bill, the price of bread, or our pensions. It does. And much more than anyone wants to admit.
Students at the blocked faculties of the University of Novi Sad and citizens are organizing a signature collection campaign for the release of farmer and activist of the association 'Ne damo Jadar' Zlatko Kokanović.
Australia's head of diplomacy, Penny Wong, stated today that Canberra has closed its embassies in the United Arab Emirates and Israel, as well as its consulate in Dubai, due to fears that the conflict in the Middle East could escalate.
Miodrag Stanković, head of the "United – Hope for Niš" expert group and co-president of the "Niš, my city" coalition, stated on the occasion of the 23rd anniversary of the assassination of the former prime minister that Zoran Đinđić was a symbol of courage to change society and turn Serbia towards the future.
At least six people were killed and three seriously injured last night when a bus caught fire in Switzerland, police announced.
Italy has bought a painting by the famous Baroque painter Caravaggio from the 16th and 17th centuries for 30 million euros.
On plots near Nikola Tesla Airport, which until recently were owned by NIS and the state, a new co-owner appeared in recent months – the private company Euro KB Rent of businessman Zoran Kostić, and according to data from the Cadastre, the company became the sole owner of one jet fuel tank, and has a one-third stake in three, Forbes Serbia reports.
