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Over 4,100 citizens contacted the Commissioner for the Protection of Equality last year – the most complaints were filed due to discrimination based on age, health status, income level, disability, gender, national affiliation or ethnic origin, as well as due to political beliefs and membership in political, trade union and other organizations.
The new Iranian supreme leader, Mojtaba Hamenei, rejected a US ceasefire offer, which, according to Reuters, was conveyed to him through two intermediaries. Citing a high-ranking Iranian official, the agency states that this decision was made at a time of intense escalation of the conflict in the Middle East.
Telekom Srbija today launched four MTS base stations in Bor, and Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lučić stated that the total investment for covering the municipality of Bor with quality mobile telephony signal is worth 600,000 euros.
In Serbia, a record 110.6 million online purchases were made in 2025, averaging over 303,000 daily, further confirming the increasing use of digital payment channels among users, the National Bank of Serbia announced today.
Encyclopædia Britannica and its subsidiary Merriam-Webster have filed a lawsuit in a US court against OpenAI, alleging that it misuses their materials for the "training" of artificial intelligence models.
When a woman becomes pregnant, it is necessary for her to undergo a series of analyses, attend regular check-ups with a gynecologist, and follow their advice. According to the Serbian Medical Society, eight visits to a healthcare facility are recommended for an uncomplicated pregnancy. For complicated pregnancies, more frequent check-ups are expected. After the 37th week, pregnant women are monitored weekly, and twice weekly closer to the due date.
ZAGREB - Information that Serbia possesses a supersonic missile of Chinese production was today a topic for MPs in the Croatian Parliament, where the speaker, Gordan Jandroković, intervened, stating that they are turning a serious situation into a circus.
Serbian athletics representative Aldin Ćatović stated today that he is happy to be a member of the national team at the World Indoor Championships, which will be held from March 20 to 22 in Toruń, Poland.
Belgrade harpist and singer-songwriter Sofia Sibinović will perform on Friday evening, April 17, at 8 PM in the main hall of the Belgrade Youth Center. In anticipation of the concert, the artist also released her first original single and music video for the song "Zagrljaj" (Hug) under Menart, which combines intimate, warm emotion with the meditative sound of the harp.
In Dragan Bjelogrlić's film – ‘Montevideo, God Bless You’ – one of the iconic scenes is when Nebojša Ilić, in the role of Boško Simonović, gives a monologue during a match against Bulgaria, motivating the players with the sentence: ‘In life, you may not have a second half, but in football, you do.’
Many thought that due to his weaker ranking, Hamad Međedović did not want to play in the qualifiers for the Masters in Indian Wells and Miami. However, the Serbian tennis player is missing the opening 1000-series tournaments due to a mistake.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky today that if Ukraine wants to receive a loan from the EU, it must reopen the 'Druzhba' oil pipeline.
World Theatre Day for Children and Youth will be marked with a grand program on Republic Square. Belgrade will host a large carnival procession of children on Friday, March 20, the first day of spring and World Theatre Day for Children and Youth, which will gather children from preschool institutions and first-grade students of primary schools.
Italian choreographer Salvo Lombardo stated today that the piece 'Sport', which will be performed tomorrow at the Belgrade Foundry as part of the Belgrade Dance Festival, is part of a trilogy inspired by iconic ballets from the 19th century.
The German government plans to quadruple artificial intelligence (AI) capacities by 2030, while the performance of general data centers should at least double compared to 2025.
The Netherlands is investigating Iran's involvement in the attack on a synagogue in Rotterdam last Friday, Dutch Minister of Justice Dilan Yeşilgöz-Zegerius announced today.
Minister without portfolio Tatjana Macura spoke today with the executive director of the British civil society organization (SWgfl), David Wright, which deals with improving the safe use of technology and protecting users in the digital space, and emphasized that the increase in digital violence requires a coordinated and systemic response.
The British Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has advised pubs, restaurants, and hotels in Great Britain to turn off beer refrigerators and electric ovens overnight to reduce energy costs.
The International Book Fair, under the slogan "Read and Load," and the art exhibition "Art Expo" were opened today at the Novi Sad Fair, organizers announced. In her address, the President of the Novi Sad Assembly, Dina Vučinić, assessed that knowledge is the most valuable capital of a society and that supporting books, education, and art means supporting knowledge. "A book has always been one of the surest paths to knowledge."
The European Union plans to resume the ratification process of the trade agreement with the United States despite tensions on both sides of the Atlantic.
