Two Israeli Soldiers Killed
The Israeli army announced that two of its soldiers were killed today in fighting in southern Lebanon, the first such fatalities in the war that began last week as part of the US-Israeli aggression against Iran.
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Uzaludnost nije uzaludna
With the novel 'Uzaludno', Đorđe D. Sibinović concluded his novelistic trilogy, at the center of which is an individual wandering between context, culture, origin, and the core of independent initiative, which has been systematically shaken. The novel 'Uzaludno' speaks about the first and last levels of existence, about direct interpersonal relationships of individuals who try to find and prolong love as a space for survival. Quite unexpectedly, that story is told under a title that largely relativizes it.
Was Belgrade in Yugoslavia
Sir, I found $20 next to the path. Did it fall out of your pocket? I asked?
Tone Down: Trump and Starmer Discussed the Middle East
The President of the United States Donald Trump and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Keir Starmer spoke by phone today about the situation in the Middle East and military cooperation between the two countries, including the use of British Royal Air Force (RAF) bases within the framework of collective self-defense of partners in the region, it was announced from Downing Street.
Energy spending is high
Master of Oil and Gas Engineering Nebojša Obrknežev assessed today that the planned expenditures by the national strategy "Serbia 2030" for energy are extremely high and added that progress in this area can be seen only in a few years, and that it is important due to geopolitical events to firmly adhere to the first goal of the strategy - preserving peace and stability.
Dendias: It would be historically unforgivable if Greece turned its back on Cyprus
It would be historically and nationally unforgivable if Greece, at such a difficult time, turned its back on Cyprus, stated Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias today.
Gijon in Washington: Serbs in Kosovo are in an increasingly difficult position
At a time when the importance of state sovereignty is increasingly emphasized globally, the Director of the Office for Public and Cultural Diplomacy of the Government of Serbia, Arno Gujon, had an important meeting in Washington with members of the US Congress, emphasizing the need for Serbia's voice to be heard within the highest political institutions in the world, reports Tanjug.
Carlson tried to convince Trump to declare victory and end the war
American journalist Tucker Carlson revealed on his show that he traveled to Washington three times to try to convince U.S. President Donald Trump not to launch an attack on Iran, but failed.
Miraculous Icon of the Mother of God "Softener of Evil Hearts" in the Diocese of Zvornik-Tuzla
In the Monastery of St. Alexander Nevsky in Ugljevik, on March 6, the miraculous icon of the Most Holy Theotokos "Softener of Evil Hearts" was solemnly welcomed, arriving directly from Russia to the Diocese of Zvornik-Tuzla. This event represents a significant spiritual moment for the believers of this region.
Petričković: The key point in the "Serbia 2030" strategy is the preservation of national security
Professor of the Faculty of Political Sciences Milan Petričković assessed today that the preservation of national security, sovereignty and peace is the key point presented in the national strategy "Serbia 2030", which was presented by President Aleksandar Vučić.
Hungary Deploys Army to Streets
The Hungarian government has deployed the army to the country's streets, citing a potential attack from Ukraine as the reason. This decision comes amid political tensions, as the government is considering declaring a state of emergency, which would lead to the postponement of parliamentary elections, originally scheduled for April 12th.
Brnabić: We must be more ambitious than those who speak ill of their country around the world
President of the National Assembly Ana Brnabić posted a video on her Instagram account emphasizing that everyone who loves their country should be even more ambitious in showcasing the good and beautiful aspects of Serbia to Europe and the world.
Head-on collision near Šabac: two killed, two injured
A mother and daughter died today in a traffic accident near Šabac, and two people were injured.
First time in history: humanity moved a celestial body from its orbit
Scientists confirmed on Friday that a NASA mission successfully slightly moved an asteroid from its usual route around the Sun, representing a key step in the development of planetary defense against potentially dangerous space rocks. This is the first time in history that humanity has intentionally altered the orbit of a celestial body, AP writes.
Red Star hosts Napredak in the 26th round of the Serbian Superliga
Red Star hosted the team from Kruševac, Napredak, today at their stadium "Rajko Mitić" as part of the 26th round of the Serbian Superliga. The match started at 4 PM and was special because it also served as a celebration of the club's 81st birthday, which was officially on March 4th.
Zelensky: Ukrainian specialists to arrive in Persian Gulf countries next week
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced today that Ukrainian drone defense experts will arrive in the Middle East next week.
Djokovic: I believe Bogdanovic will want to finish his career at Partizan
Talks about the return of Bogdan Bogdanovic to Partizan are becoming more frequent. Novak Djokovic recently had dinner with him in Los Angeles.
Power plant that cools and saves electricity
The latest report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) states that the share of renewable sources and nuclear energy in the global energy mix should reach 50 percent by the end of this decade, with a growth in demand for natural gas. This serves as a warning to Serbia to speed up the reduction of fossil fuel use, primarily coal, from which electricity is predominantly produced. Additionally, Serbia has not yet participated in the construction of any nuclear power plant, despite the moratorium on this clean energy being lifted. This raises the question of whether sun and wind alone can compensate for everything that fossil fuels have covered so far. It is clear that they cannot.
USA: Millions of Complaints Due to Time Change and Disrupted Sleep
Most residents of the United States moved their clocks forward one hour on Sunday, effectively shortening the day to 23 hours. This transition to daylight saving time regularly causes millions of complaints due to disrupted sleep and early morning activities that are now performed in the dark, writes AP.
Tehran says: Iran has an inalienable right to defense
Iran has the right to self-defense in accordance with international law, stated the spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Esmail Baghaei, on his X account today.
