[ad_1] Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić said after the crisis staff session that from tonight until Monday only grocery stores, pharmacies and gas stations will operate, but that there will be no curfew. Write: Today Online / BetaMarch 16, 2021. 14.09 Modified: 09.59 Photo: BETAPHOTO / GOVERNMENT OF SERBIA / …
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[ad_1] Tonight, the communal militia, with the help of the police, emptied the cafe in the center of Belgrade, in which there were 150 people. Write: FoNetFebruary 20, 2021. 22.07 Modified: 22.14 Photo: Beta / Dragan Gojić According to H1, it is the Cosa Nostra cafe, on Savska Street, and …
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[ad_1] The pro-government media has been speculating for days about the connection of certain people from the police to members of the Veljko Belivuk clan. In the official media reports on the activities of the Veljko Belivuk criminal clan, along with the inevitable details of the investigation, which by law …
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[ad_1] Communal inspectors and communal militiamen will be authorized to control whether citizens wear masks and keep their distance indoors and outdoors, and will also be able to impose fines on the spot, as provided for by the reforms to the Law for the Protection of the Population against Diseases. …
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[ad_1] Today, the Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS) accused the director of the H1 program, Jugoslav Cosic, of “leading a political persecution” against that association. Type: BetaOctober 25, 2020. 15.14Modified: 15.47 Photo: Miroslav Dragojevic “UNS condemns the action of Cosic, who organized our colleagues employed in this television to …
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[ad_1] After several years of legal proceedings, the Supreme Court of Cassation in Belgrade rendered a final verdict in favor of the complainant of the Nis ambulance, Dragan Stamenković. The court found that the ambulance violated the Whistleblower Protection Act by posting the identity of the whistleblower on four bulletin …
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[ad_1] One of the best young Serbian pianists, Vladimir Acimovic, 18, a third-year student at the Belgrade Faculty of Music and the Graz Conservatory, wrote a letter to Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic warning that “if he is found guilty of playing the piano, could lead to catastrophic consequences for music …
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[ad_1] SAA Vice President Marinika Tepić showed official notes of the beatings in front of the gambling shop in Novi Sad. Lawyer Miloš Paligorić, representing the aggrieved party MM (28), stated that he was “not at all interested” in the work of the police in the case of the attempted …
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[ad_1] By: Jelena DikovićMay 9, 2020 1:00 p.m.Modified: 14.52 Photo: Fonet / Zoran Mrđa I believe in awakening the spring of everything, including a healthy political life: Milan Antonijević Photo: FoNet / Zoran Mrđa Tears are not a “cheap political point”, it is too much for a country that played …
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