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Serbia's capital, Belgrade, is facing an increasing problem of "hot nights," a phenomenon describing the insufficient cooling of urban areas during nighttime hours. Professor Dr. Dejan Anđelković, an ...
A resident of Zagreb has put forth an interesting claim, stating that through detailed calculations, he has concluded that the city's traffic police could become self-sustaining, and even profitable. ...
In the world of fashion and personal style, there are certain clothing items and accessories that often evoke divided opinions, especially when it comes to the perception of the opposite sex. A recent...
In today's world, where technology and social media are ubiquitous, the ways people approach romantic relationships are also changing. One of the newer trends gaining increasing popularity is the so-c...
The association 'Dugine obitelji' (Rainbow Families) has launched a new media campaign titled "Zagreb which is loved". The campaign's goal is to raise awareness about the rights and visibility of the ...
The International Institute for Middle Eastern and Balkan Studies (IFIMES) from Ljubljana has awarded the Golden Medal to Bogić Bogićević, a prominent socio-political worker and former President of th...
The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) today called on the police to take measures to protect journalists and media workers, as well as to identify and prosecute perpetrators of att...
On the isolated island of Djerba in Tunisia, known for its rich history and culture, lies a beach that stands out due to an unusual rule: men and women are separated by a wall and are not permitted to...
Milan Antonijevic, representative of the Network of Human Rights Councils (Belgrade Centre for Human Rights), stated that the situation regarding human rights in Serbia remains quite poor, even twenty...
Professor Emeritus Milan Lukić of the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, now retired, has expressed sharp dissatisfaction regarding the placement of objects on roundabouts in Belgrade, emph...
The Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection, Milan Marinović, has determined that the "Đuro Strugar" Primary School in Belgrade has not acted upon his recommenda...
Polyclinic Medikol has filed as many as eight civil lawsuits against Ivana Kekin, former Deputy Mayor of Zagreb. The lawsuits pertain to the period of her work at Medikol before she assumed her politi...