Vojvodina Marks 80 Years of Autonomy
The Autonomous Province of Vojvodina marked the 80th anniversary of its establishment on July 31st. On that day in 1945, it was constituted as a separate political entity by a decision of the People's...
Controversy Surrounding the New Roundabout on Nikola Pašić Square in Belgrade
The construction of a roundabout on Nikola Pašić Square in Belgrade has sparked numerous reactions from citizens and experts, with many believing that this solution is problematic and does not contrib...
Worrying Trend: Montenegro Records Continued Negative Natural Population Growth
Montenegro is facing a persistent problem of negative natural population growth, as confirmed by the latest MONSTAT data for the first five months of 2025. This data indicates that the number of death...
Slovenia Considers Stricter Animal Protection Measures After a Series of Reported Abuses
The Slovenian public is increasingly concerned about the frequent cases of animal abuse, which has sparked a debate about the need for stricter laws and more effective protection. From begging with do...
A Common Flower Care Mistake That Prevents Blooming
Many flower enthusiasts put effort into watering, fertilizing, and generally caring for their plants, but it often happens that they refuse to bloom. According to experts, the problem may lie in a com...
Families of Victims of the Cetinje Massacre Call for Gathering on Third Anniversary
The families of those killed and injured in the tragic events that occurred in Cetinje, in Medovina three years ago, have issued a public call to the citizens of Montenegro to gather and jointly comme...
Pride Caravan Banned in Kruševac, Organizers Condemn Police Decision
The association "Da se zna!" announced that the Kruševac Police Department verbally prohibited them from holding the Pride Caravan, planned for Fontana Square. According to the association, the reason...
Operation Storm in Croatian History Textbooks: Approaches and Perspectives
An analysis of the most prevalent history textbooks for primary and secondary schools in Croatia reveals diverse approaches to presenting Operation Storm. Although the curriculum prescribes mandatory ...
Every Fifth Citizen of Montenegro Faces Poverty
According to the latest data, every fifth citizen in Montenegro lives in poverty. Although statistics show a slight decrease in the poverty rate in the last two years, from 20.3 percent in 2023 to 20 ...
FTN Student Released to Defend Himself While Free After Border Detention
Bogdan Jovičić, a student at the Faculty of Technical Sciences (FTN) in Novi Sad, has been released to defend himself while free after being detained at the border while traveling with friends. After ...
Hours-Long Waits at Border Crossings with Croatia and Hungary
According to the latest information, passenger vehicles are facing significant delays at border crossings when exiting Serbia. The longest waits are at the border with Croatia, where a four-hour delay...
Food Inspection in July: Fines for Poor Hygiene and Defective Beverages
During the month of July, food inspection authorities in Montenegro issued fines totaling 77,720 euros due to inadequate hygiene in catering establishments, the sale of unsafe beverages, and insuffici...