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U nastavku akcije borbe protiv korupcije u toku su hapšenja na više lokacija u Beogradu zbog malverzacija u vezi sa javnim nabavkama u katastru.
08:56Pre 1 d05.03.2025.
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The monastic community of Draganac Monastery announced after their visit to the Serbian cemetery in Gnjilan yesterday that they encountered a terrible sight. The tombstones had been toppled, names removed, crosses desecrated, and the cemetery was overgrown with weeds.
In a post on social media, Draganac Monastery stated that the Albanian and Serbian cemeteries in Gnjilan lie right next to each other, with the image of the two cemeteries being starkly different.
"Order, greenery, and tombstones are on one side, while on the other, there are broken, toppled tombstones, names removed, desecrated crosses, weeds, and a faint memory of the city where more than 15,000 Serbs once lived," the post reads.
It further adds that the living fare no better today, and that Gnjilan presents a horrifying image of two peoples living and dying side by side, irreconciled.
"Christ will certainly come to judge both the living and the dead, but until then - let us be human. May the Lord give us the strength to fight for survival on this holy land, and may our hearts remain Christian, with a place for all," the Draganac Monastery post concludes.
Before the conflicts in Kosovo and Metohija, over 15,000 Serbs lived in Gnjilan, but today only about 40 remain.
Speaking about the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic stated that every dialogue is better than displays of power and force, emphasizing that issues should be resolved through discussion and negotiation.
15:59Pre 11 h06.03.2025.
AutorThe Serbian Parliament has passed amendments to the Law on Higher Education, fulfilling what Speaker Ana Brnabic described as the fourth demand of the protesting students who had been blocking institutions.
15:50Pre 11 h06.03.2025.
AutorIn front of the Belgrade Assembly building, where a session was being held, a physical altercation broke out between citizens and members of private security personnel.
15:47Pre 11 h06.03.2025.
AutorThe Speaker of the Serbian Parliament, Ana Brnabic, announced that the request from Pristina for special guest status has been removed from the agenda of the meeting of the Political Committee of the Council of Europe (PACE).
11:54Pre 1 d05.03.2025.
AutorOSCE Parliamentary Assembly Vice-President and Special Representative on South East Europe Kyriakos Hadjiyianni (Cyprus) has strongly condemned the violent incidents that occurred during today’s parliamentary session in the Republic of Serbia.
18:23Pre 2 d04.03.2025.
AutorThere was disorder and a fight in the Serbian Parliament after opposition MPs threw smoke bombs at government MPs in the hall following the adoption of the session's agenda. After the chaos, the session resumed.
14:58Pre 2 d04.03.2025.
AutorA two-year-old girl who went missing on Monday afternoon in Ub was found on Tuesday shortly after 7 a.m., not far from the house where she lives.
10:24Pre 2 d04.03.2025.
AutorVladimir Lucic, the CEO of Telekom Srbija, stated at the 32nd Kopaonik Business Forum that the 5G network, which the company is working on, will be crucial for the development of the digital ecosystem not only in Serbia but also in the region.
10:22Pre 2 d04.03.2025.
AutorThe Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) of Serbia continues its efforts to combat corruption throughout the country, releasing a statement about the results achieved during February.
10:15Pre 2 d04.03.2025.
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