Didn't know that visa regime is up once again and it is not the only one newly introduced...Kuwait it's almost impossible to obtain..Till last year I do agree that service quality in Business has improved even more recently and then anyone else: they are & remain on a league on their own thank you so much!ps: 14 minutes walk to a gate is not something I would advertise proudly Before trying to be smart and to say something negative Knowing the times passengers can hurry up or simply take their time and enjoy shopping.And about 14 minutes that's really decent time for the airport size of Belgrade Often on many big airports you can see 30+ minutes and yes they are all proud of it as it means they are big ^ Υou seem to be mixing airports that transport over 70 million pax a year with BEG.The design of the airport by Vinci makes way too long walking times for an airport that handles 9 million pax a year Where exactly did you want them to put the gates to decrease walking time you can request a wheelchair and they will wheel you to the gate so you don't have to walk I agree that the design of the airport is far from optimal.SJJ for example or ZAG are way more passenger friendly Maribor and Morava are more passenger friendly to have this drink again.Thanks for the very detailled report and the information about the lounge passport control.QR remains a first choice airline The amount of service for a relatively short flight is amazing Anyone know if they might actually increase Belgrade They do not have capacity for any increase They are all busy and thy also have premium heavy cabins.Sadly the previous CEO of the airline did a lot of damage with his fleet strategy Very nice but it would be even better on a proper widebody jet EX-YU Aviation News does not tolerate insults, excessive swearing, racist, homophobic or any other chauvinist remarks or provocative posts with the intention of creating further arguments. A full list of comment guidelines can be found here Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić falls ill during an important visit to the United States. He is urgently returning to Belgrade, reports RTS. “Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić suddenly fell ill during a visit to the United States, after which he sought medical attention and, after an examination, decided to return to Serbia and is now heading to Belgrade,” the article says. According to the reporters, “the Serbian president was unable to attend the main events for which he came to America.” “It was announced that he would also meet with several high-ranking officials of the Republican Party,” the article says. Vučić felt unwell in the early afternoon local time. At that moment, he was in the room with Finance Minister Siniša Mali and Suzana Vasiljevic, the Serbian president's media advisor. 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Two arrested in Belgrade drug bustby Ariana St Pierre Maine (WGME) -- Two Mainers have been charged with drug trafficking after authorities say they raided a home in Belgrade and found fentanyl and other pharmaceuticals Authorities say they arrested 27-year-old Matthew Lyons and 34-year-old Maryellen Remington They were both charged with aggravated trafficking schedule W drugs the MDEA says undercover agents have been buying fentanyl and crack cocaine from Lyons at his home at 151 Knowles Road in Belgrade Authorities say they searched the Knowles Road home on Thursday and found 123.7 grams of fentanyl and an assortment of pharmaceuticals The pair was taken to the Kennebec County Jail Remington is being held without bail and Lyons’ bail was set at $8,000 The MDEA says Lyons has a prior conviction for unlawful drug trafficking in 2023 In the last episode of our Basketmarket podcast hosted by Orazio Cauchi we talked about all the latest news and most important rumors regarding the European market of the current and next season Red Star Belgrade is ready to spend a lot on the market for the next season between the permanence of Filip Petrusev and the goal Guduric Below are all the details of the situation explained in this excerpt from the episode but overall it was positive for the team coached by coach Sfairopoulos The Serbian club would obviously like to try to further strengthen the roster for next season One of the priority objectives of Red Star is to keep Filip Petrusev in Belgrade next season who arrived this year on loan from Olympiacos The player is under contract with Olympiacos for next season as well Filip Petrusev has done very well this year at Red Star He always feels very comfortable in Belgrade he has a leading role and Red Star would like to confirm him for next season as well the Belgrade club must transform the loan transfer into a permanent transfer Red Star is reportedly ready to make a significant offer to Olympiacos to release the Serbian player from his contract with the Greeks Red Star is reportedly willing to put on the table a figure greater than a million dollars to release Filip Petrusev from Olympiacos aware of the fact that the player would like a change of scenery once the season is over Petrusev would not like to return to Olympiacos because he fears that he would not have the same centrality there as he does in Belgrade Red Star is actively working with the Greek club to try to redeem the player permanently But be careful, as we told you in some of the previous episodes, NBA track for Filip Petrusev who is always active The player himself has stated on several occasions that if the opportunity to return to the NBA were to present itself again Petrusev feels that in his first experience in the NBA he was not given a real chance who immediately traded him after training camp and then he ended up with the Sacramento Kings then the Kings cut him and he returned to Europe Petrusev would therefore like a new opportunity in the NBA.  Red Star is also dreaming of the return to Belgrade of Marko Guduric a player who has already worn the Red Star jersey in the past and has been one of the technical leaders of Fenerbahce for several years now The player theoretically has another year of contract with Fenerbahce but in the summer there is an option to leave on both sides both on the part of Fenerbahce and on the part of the player So Guduric will basically be a free agent this summer and will have the opportunity to decide his future Red Star has begun the convincing operations to bring the Serbian player back to his homeland Guduric has always remained very close to the Red Star environment and if there is a club for which he would leave Fenerbahce email and website in this browser for the next time I comment chose a design solution that envisages construction in the area of ​​Avala Film claims Nemanja Plavšić from the initiative "Košutnjak remains" "The expert jury claims that the chosen solution does not envisage the occupation of new green areas the citizens are justifiably concerned that the construction will endanger the green fund in this area," Plavšić pointed out and added that this is unacceptable "We will not allow investor urbanism in Čukarica." Plavšić pointed out that the fact that the first-prized work is the author's work of the dean of the Faculty of Architecture does not lessen the concerns of citizens He announced that the "Košutnjak remains" initiative will closely monitor the development of the situation and strongly react to any threat to the forest fund.  a man who demonstrated great personal integrity during the student blockades to save this area from possible devastation with the attention of experts from the authorities" He warned that the citizens will be ready to react if they notice the cutting of forests or other phenomena of devastation of greenery in this part of the city.  Plavšić reminded that last week the Košutnjak remains initiative submitted a criminal complaint to the Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade against unknown perpetrators due to illegal forest cutting in Pionirski Grad on Košutnjak.  "We will fight against illegal logging and party tycoons at every point in Belgrade There are no more students ahead and us behind them Now we are all in the same situation: we drove the beast out into the open Serbian students repeated a hundred times that this is a marathon Similar to Adam Mihnjik in the eighties in Poland The government in Serbia is on the way to the end - you just need to be patient © 2025 Time, Belgrade. 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The News International, All Rights Reserved | Contact Us | Authors It's good that so many airports are up on last year Ljubljana finally back to growth as well does make me happy Should be a good summer for Ljubljanahttps://www.exyuaviation.com/2025/02/ljubljana-set-for-strong-growth-as.html Strong capacity growth by many airlines serving Split Split I expect won't grow as fast as it did in the past years mostly due to capacity constrains and limited room for growth single airline and apron limit the potential high season capacity to maximum of 150 air operations per day if they expand the runway and add a taxiway Also expanding apron/platform further west would add to this capacity issue airport is expected to handle between 3.85 and 4.0 million this year.Dubrovnik Airport however 3.4-3.5 million passengers highly probable it could match Split airport and in 2027 it is expected to surpass Split Airport traffic Zagreb is on the way to 4.8-5.0 million passengers this year but it is very likelly it'll be a lot more this April I think it is only in Q2 because of April cuts Hopefully it’s just a seasonal adjustment A clear indication that secondary airports like Zadar face a tough time when Ryanair reduces focus Heavy reliance on one carrier is always risky 50.000 less seats oferred out of one million is peanuts and does not mean any bubble burst or tough time with FR it's very much possible these 5 percent less seats is just "fine tuning" which will increase LF and enable further growth in future instead predicting catastrophy without any ground for it I think for ZAD overall it will be a good summer ZAG should be number 1 n Q3 because of the new Croatia Airlines routes Belgrade will be number 1 in Q3 as Air Serbia will have 5 more scheduled routes as well as 2 more charter routes during whole Q3 Wizz Air will also have much more frequencies during Q3 It's crazy how much capacity Ryanair is adding in Zagreb with just one new route Remember that they added a couple of new routes last year which started mis summer They're boosting capacity on quite a few routes as well Imagine how big Bravo Hrvatska could it be if Croatia Airlines were real airline with decent network and double bigger fleet using Zagreb as real hub for its coast and entire SE Europe instead of irrelevant miserable feeder with 13 % of market share 😕 Actually I'm positively surprised by the growth in Nis considering the decline in numbers they are having So we will see if the capacity increase translates into pax increase I'm guessing they will start growing again from June finally the airport and city living up to its potential Ryanair is clearly making a huge difference in putting the airport back on the map Sarajevo finally living up to the potential it has (and size) it was ridiculous that airports like Podgorica Ljubljana and Skopje had (or still have) more passengers than Luckily things are settling in its place slowly :) Mostly because of incompetence of prior management from several years ago strange that the management that led to this growth were fired last year Good to finally see some positive numbers for Rijeka I wonder what Pozdrav from Rijeka has to say about that :D Speaking growth percentage comparing to last year Rijeka numbers are very very low and absolutely not satisfactory If you think Rijeka region should be satisfied having 15 TIMES less passengers than Split or DOUBLE or TRIPLE less passengers than Niš you can put not one but much more smileys at the end of your post Basically 2 out of top 3 airports seeing big growth due to Ryanair And the entire Ex-Yu is extremely price sensitive where is KVO capacity increase coming from Air Serbia has same frequencies as last year The operating days of the flights in Q2 2025 compared to Q2 2024 means there are several additional flights compared to the same three-month period last year Morava Airport is completely underutilized Why not try to attract more turboprop operators and make it a viable option for central Serbia because that way BEG will lose traffic and that is not acceptable ^ You are so smart I don't know where to begin The only reason Morava has any flights is because the government is subsidizing flights Have you thought maybe that there is little demand for Morava Airport Use your brain for once in your life before writing nonsense He is a graduate of the zama aviation academy Was expecting bigger growth from Mostar considering the Sky Alps flights But do remember they had flights on some routes last year too All are low frequency and with small aircraft Belgrade leading the way isn’t a surprise given Air Serbia’s and Wizz Air's expansion Considering BEG had the biggest decrease in seats in Q4 24 and Q1 25 The decline in those two quarters was because of Wizz And the increase now is thanks to Wizz too Belgrade Airport relies way too much on Air Serbia and Wizz But they are big operators at BEG and it is difficult to compete against them Ryanair would turn everything on its head at BEG But they are not brave enough to come to BEG I'm sure that FR out of all cities in Europe is scared of BEG JU and W6...This is some next level Balkan delulu Just deny other comment without any argument is somewhat pathetic I'm very happy to see Tivat back to growth Third in a row by "impressivness" Too bad we are not talking Intergalactic Spaceship bright and shiny A220 Imagine amount of impressivness for that one 🤣🤣🤣 Would be nice to get the monthly breakdown I guess most of this BEG growth is in May and June Glad to see SA finally catching up with others it should have been like this a long time ago it is the three biggest and most influential cities in Ex-Yu anyway and also on highway in at least two directions and was always bigger then Sarajevo in Yugoslavia (at least for decades).And also Ljubljana today is MUCH MORE influential than Sarajevo Sarajevo today is not in any aspect more important or even more influentian than Sarajevo.Name we in what?And i am from Serbia Sarajevo and Ljubljana metropolitan zones (not cities it is also a capital of a much smaller country than Bosnia Sarajevo's urban core and city center is much bigger than the one of Skopje Sarajevo has far more superior architecture is a much bigger and popular touristic center not to mention Sarajevos significance with the 1st world war that is the only advantage over Sarajevo that it has 23:42 Sarajevo have better infrastructure then Skopje and better public transport Dude in sarajevo there is still holes and shrapnell signs on almost every building did you see how many new buildings are in Skopje now and how fast the city is developing go visit Skopje see what boulevards haz ,buildings and compare what Sarajevo has from all that things Dont just write non sense comments and compare Nis with Skopje The only true you said is yes Bosnia had more population then Macedonia ,but Skopje is way modernizate then Sarajevo ;) Sarajevo has a brand new tram network fully renovated last year they are finishing an additional new tram line this year getting 10 more new Solaris trolleybusses end of this year the Skopje 2014 project is an irreversible damage done to the city those buildings look cheap and worse than in Disneyland or Las Vegas I havent still visited Skopje but i can say that Sarajevo is really beautiful and unique city Tourists come to Skopje to laugh at what politicians turned city into but circus they turned Skopje into is unbelievable Its known which were/are the 3 largest cities in former and post Yugoslavia BEG it did not have any significant venues in the last 20-30 years it doesnt even have any regional media present (N1 so what is the regional significance of Skopje and its advantage over Sarajevo The only advantage I can think of it the highway connectivity but Macedonia before the 2021 last one had in 2001 What they did to Skopje is such a shame and disaster that cannot be fixed for years to come I have never seen that kitsch and circus anywhere else and it especially should not be happening in a European capital Good to see that Tuzla and Banja Luka are recovering and adding more passengers but also a moment for SJJ management to question the master plan developed for the airport SJJ had 1.820.000 pax in 2024 and the new terminal is designed for 2.000.000 With the current growth SJJ will have 2.200.000 pax by the end of 2025 was already struggling during summer of 2024 I cannot imagine what will happen this summer with more passengers The point is that SJJ doubled its number of passengers in 2–3 years Now the question is: was it poor planning or strong growth to blame for this situation which isn't that huge in infrastructure terms there was covid but most airports managed to accelerate projects during the pandemic But even when construction was going on people were warning that the airport would quickly again be operating at full capacity plus there is Freebird charters which means those numbers above will ne even higher👏 How many Freebird charters are there per week and after that starts again in Octomber with one addition Vienna Zagreb airport just raised their parking prices in the public car park from € 87 per week to € 102 per week Probably thanks to the insane increase of passengers and a fully loaded parking facility https://www.zagreb-airport.hr/en/passengers/parking-36/parking-calculator/684 @admin do we have any info of the occupancy rate of the facility smaller parking businesses around the airport Most of them are really serious and professional video surveillance and on the spot rooms or apartments Usual rates are 7-10 euros per day or 50-60 weekly They are all located just next to the airport 2-3 minutes drive and they all offer car or van shuttle before and after the flight included in the price They complement perfectly main airport parking and are widely used by people from all over Croatia Serbia — Ivana Ilic Sunderic had never heard anything quite so alarming and disturbing at a protest as the sound that broke a commemorative silence during a huge anti-government rally in Serbia's capital "It was quiet and peaceful and then we heard something we could not see … like a sound rolling toward us a whiz," Ilic Sunderic said about the March 15 incident "People started rushing for safety toward the pavement feeling that something was moving toward us down the street." It was "a subdued sound lasting only 2-3 seconds but very unusual and very frightening Ilic Sunderic was not alone in describing the panic Hundreds of others have offered similar accounts military or security services under the tight control of authoritarian Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic used an acoustic crowd control weapon to target peaceful protesters emit sound waves which can trigger sharp ear pain eardrum ruptures or even irreversible hearing damage who has been rattled by nearly five months of anti-corruption protests over the collapse in November of a concrete canopy at a railway station in the northern town of Novi Sad that killed 16 people Serbia's officials have issued often contradictory denials that an acoustic weapon was directed at the demonstrators Calls have been mounting for answers as to what caused the sudden commotion An Associated Press video shows thousands of protesters holding up their lit mobile phones in silence when they suddenly start running away in panic "I have been going to protests for 30 years but I've never heard anything like this," Ilic Sunderic said A defiant Vucic has rejected what he called "lies and fabrications" that the security services targeted the demonstrators with a sonic device He said that such accusations are part of an alleged Western-orchestrated ploy to topple him "If there was a single piece of evidence that a sound cannon was used against demonstrators then I would no longer be president," he said initially all denied possessing the U.S.-made Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) which is illegal in Serbia and some other countries When presented with photos of the device mounted on an off-road vehicle and deployed at the rally of hundreds of thousands of protesters officials admitted possessing a sonic weapon but insisted it was not used against the protesters The photos showed nothing more than "loudspeakers" that also are available on eBay serve to emit warnings to the crowds in case of major trouble used any illegal or unallowed device that is not envisaged by the law including the device known as a sound cannon," Dacic said "Police only use sound devices for warnings." Sonic weapons use sound waves to incapacitate disorient or harm individuals by harnessing acoustic energy causing both physical and psychological effects law enforcement and covert operations has raised serious ethical concerns sonic devices have been used against Somali pirates as well as migrants in Greece and reportedly in Serbia Images from the Belgrade protest show what appears to be an LRAD 450XL said on X that "the video and audio evidence we have seen and heard thus far does not support the use of an LRAD during the March 15th incident in Belgrade Many who were in the crowd later complained of headaches a 23-year-old political science student from Belgrade described the sound as a "jet that flew past like some kind of wind." He said that it created panic and a brief stampede: "One young man next to me broke his leg." Cvrkovic said he felt nauseous all through the day after the demonstration Ilic Sunderic said she felt pressure in her head and ears Reports also have emerged of pressure on doctors at Serbia's emergency clinics to withhold records of hundreds of people who sought medical help and advice after the rally radar and military communications at the Royal United Services Institute think tank said he reviewed some of the videos from the Belgrade stampede the demonstration," he said in an interview an almost kind of biblical passing of a huge number of people in a very panicked rush and the likes of which I must confess I've never seen before." He said it was clear that something caused several hundred people to suddenly panic and move in a very specific way rushing for cover to the pavement and abandoning the middle of the street the behavior that you see on the film does appear to be consistent with people reacting en masse to something that is making them feel deeply unsettled or deeply uncomfortable," he said a research manager at the Belgrade Center for Security Policy "We can claim with huge probability that some unconventional weapon "I have a lot of experience in participating and monitoring street protests and I have never seen a stampede happen in a second and along an almost straight line," Petrovic said In an online petition signed by over half a million people the Serbian opposition Move-Change movement asked the United Nations the Council of Europe and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe for an independent investigation Several Serbian rights groups announced Tuesday they have taken the issue to the European Court of Human Rights saying that they collected more than 4,000 testimonies from people who complained of various physical and psychological problems after the incident on March 15 The court in Strasbourg has given Serbia until the end of the month to respond Federal Bureau of Investigation and Russia's Federal Security Service There has been no immediate answer from the American and Russian security agencies Become an NPR sponsor Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic was admitted to the Military Medical Academy in Belgrade today after having to cut short his visit to the US Vucic was welcomed at the hospital by Health Minister Zlatibor Loncar and Dr it was reported that the Serbian president felt unwell during his visit to the US yesterday afternoon After seeking medical attention and consulting with a medical professional Vucic was scheduled to attend the Republican National Committee and hold a number of meetings with American Republicans He previously said he was also expected to meet with US President Donald Trump More news from World ShareArriving in Serbia's capital and buildings are tearing off at the edges like metal rusting near the sea All articles from our website & appThe digital version of Today's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxInteractive Crosswords Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other regional websites in your areaContinueThis is not a city where money has been poured into civic projects where small ornate details are obsessed over This is a city that is lived in - like a lounge room where magazines and empty glasses have been tossed on the table and the carpet shows the stains of countless accidents Picture by Michael TurtleAnd Belgrade has seen a lot of living It was the centre of one of the most important prehistoric cultures of Europe (the Vinca culture) So many people from so many lands have walked across this ground "Serbia is a poor country," the manager at my hotel tells me over a local draught (which sadly is not called Serbeera - a missed marketing opportunity!) Picture by Michael Turtle"I don't know why you come here It's not the first time a local has asked me this since I arrived Although Serbs are extremely patriotic and proud of their nation they don't seem to always understand the appeal for foreigners But the greatest charm of Belgrade comes not from the relatively small collection of tourist sites The very thing that makes this city gritty is what also makes it so dynamic and void of sterility I decide to at least start with the main landmarks a complex of defences and palatial spaces that has been the site of the city's main castle or fort for more than two millennia The current version is from the 18th century rebuilt during a brief period of Austrian rule but its role is now recreation rather than protection and parklands behind the thick stone walls Picture by Michael TurtleA few kilometres away the Church of St Sava is a more modern icon of the city it was only in recent years that the final touches were put on the monumental structure which is one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world The design is based on Istanbul's Hagia Sophia and the interior glitters with enormous golden mosaics and suspended chandeliers one of the most important Serbs of modern history - Nikola Tesla The inventor was clearly ahead of his time with groundbreaking work on things like motors He didn't always get the credit he deserved possibly because his American benefactors favoured US interests and this is one of the subplots of his life that can be explored in the museum along with examples of many of his projects this was a relatively quiet museum when I first visited Belgrade more than a decade ago perhaps partly because the Tesla name has taken on a new life.) One of several bombed buildings in the city that have never been repaired Picture by Michael TurtleFor a general look at the country the National Museum of Serbia has had a makeover recently and the revitalised space has more than 30 sections covering history from the Roman era right up to 21st-century art But for a look at its most important modern era based around the mausoleum of Josip Broz Tito who served as the authoritarian president of the former nation for 27 years The concept of a united Yugoslavia is still seen positively by many Serbians and the museum has more than 200,000 artefacts commemorating that period including a large collection of batons used in relay races that celebrated Tito's birthday each year A bronze statue of Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito Picture by Michael TurtleIt's impossible to visit Belgrade and avoid some of its controversial history - and that's the way the city wants it After NATO bombings in 1999 during the Kosovo War rather than repair the damaged army headquarters a monument to the instability of the 1990s it's also become a morbid tourist attraction where the twisted metal beams protrude from the shattered concrete It's just one of several bombed buildings in the city that have never been repaired On walls that do remain throughout the city the legacy of that period is explored in street art created by the post-war generation playful and profound - offer a window into the soul of the youth and how they see their place in Belgrade.. shocked that tourists would see more than the coast of the Balkans Street art and murals add to Belgrade's vibrant urbanity If all the places I've already mentioned are not enough to justify a visit perhaps you only need to stop and look around I find a table at a traditional Serbian restaurant where the tables are spilling out onto the street and are full on this warm summer evening Food and drinks are very cheap by Australian standards the energy moving between them as though Nikola Tesla was controlling it those centuries of heritage lighting up the city You can see more things to do in Belgrade on Michael's Time Travel Turtle website. Celebrities are flocking to it in big numbers. ReviewTucked away in Byron Bay, this stylish stay offers more than just good looksYou'll experience a sense of calm from the moment you arrive. A new cruise ship has scored pole position at the famous Monaco Grand PrixThe glamorous vessel will be used as a floating hotel. Ditch airport dramas in the UK by travelling by train - here's a guideTurn up the bliss factor by swapping flights with rail journeys. In southern Spain time slows down - and the tapas keeps comingSlow travel is on the rise; here's where to experience it the world's leading congress on heart failure will take place from 17 to 20 May in Belgrade Organized by the Heart Failure Association (HFA) of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) the congress is expected to attract thousands of healthcare professionals from around the globe.  Heart failure affects more than 60 million people worldwide. In its advanced stages it is still more deadly than most malignancies. As the global population ages, the prevalence of heart failure continues to rise. However, we are fortunate to witness tremendous advances in diagnosis and management of heart failure in recent years Professors Arsen Ristic and Petar Seferovic Heart Failure 2025 offers its attendees access to the latest breakthroughs in heart failure research and patient care The comprehensive programme includes sessions from basic research to innovative treatment options Key findings from the latest clinical trials will be presented during several Late-Breaking Science sessions.  A new "Immersive room" will enhance the learning experience with video presentations projected across all walls to bring imaging and interventional sessions to life a dedicated track is designed specifically for the HFA Young community fostering the next generation of heart failure specialists.  "Belgrade is one of the most attractive and vibrant capitals in Europe hosting the HFA Congress for the second time," added Professors Ristic and Seferovic "It is a safe and friendly city that never sleeps on the confluence of two big rivers Danube and Sava Belgrade will be the global capital of heart failure research - you simply should not miss it!"   European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Posted in: Medical Condition News | Healthcare News Cancel reply to comment Learn how experts are advancing benzodiazepine analysis and detection using insights from the lab discusses how he is addressing today’s medical challenges using the technology of the future Explore how the Radian ASAP mass spectrometer is being used to streamline and enhance seized drug screening you can trust me to find commercial scientific answers from News-Medical.net please log into your AZoProfile account first Registered members can chat with Azthena, request quotations, download pdf's, brochures and subscribe to our related newsletter content A few things you need to know before we start Read the full Terms & Conditions Young Serbians are keen to celebrate the Yugoslav era and offering tours of their country in vintage Yugos is a fun way of doing it ‘Jump in, comrade,” my driver honks and calls out the window of the smallest, boxiest car I’ve ever seen: the communist vintage Yugo. I’m setting off on a tour of Yugoslav-era Belgrade with driver Vojin Žugić from Yugoverse tours a company in the business of cold-war nostalgia and the smell of diesel and old leather seats is strong We trundle around the Serbian capital for half a day taking in communism’s most striking bridges and sites honking merrily at the many drivers who overtake us for the Yugo holds fond memories in this part of the world Driving around the hippodrome next to Ada Bridge, or under the gravity-defying arch of the experimental brutalist Genex tower it’s easy to get caught up in Žugić’s nostalgia – even though he’s only 24 We park at the tower and take the lift to the top floor at 140 metres for spectacular city views from its spaceship-like windows this was architecture of an imagined socialist utopia Though the concrete is a bit shabby up close have been giving these forgotten classics a new lease of life: collecting them meeting up for rallies and driving visitors around Žugić tells me the appeal of collecting Zastavas comes partly from “a responsibility to maintain our country’s 20th-century heritage, which is fast disappearing”. The Museum of Automobiles closed in 2024, the brutalist Hotel Yugoslavia was bulldozed in January this year to make way for a Ritz-Carlton once home to artists’ studios and secret raves has been torn apart to be replaced by a Saudi-backed development of luxury flats to preserve a dying heritage and celebrate a brutalist aesthetic in the Balkans Soon we find ourselves winding through mountains It’s here our boxy white Yugo comes into its own chuntering along the bendy roads gracelessly but gloriously a tiny train on its way to the Kosovo border runs alongside a river that feeds into the Ibar valley Some houses have Yugos in varying states of repair parked outside Their owners look up from tending their vegetables to give us waves of solidarity as we zoom past we climb up to the castle and are welcomed by a group of twentysomethings with mandatory shots of rakia – plum brandy from this region They show me inside the cosy wooden houses On the long evening drive back to Belgrade the car’s little headlights sweep along the dark road and we blast old 1980s cassettesBefore the light fades I hike from the castle to a waterfall used as a wild swimming spot It’s here the Maglič team host barbecues and live music nights reminiscent of their grandparents’ Yugoslav era – “a slower time” pickles and lentils waiting – the kind of hot meal you dream about while on a bracing hike along a narrow ridge that cuts a seam through the clouds the car’s little headlights sweep along the dark road and we blast old 1980s cassettes I make summer plans to hire one of my Yugo drivers again and head to the Balkan seaside of Montenegro or Croatia and the windows will be the only air conditioning but little drawbacks like this don’t bother Yugo lovers Žugić has even found a way to fix an electric engine into his Yugo so it runs totally sustainably “That’s the thing with these timeless cars – they’re easy to refit,” he says “Put another engine in and you’ve got a brand new ride.” Joel Klatt Dubs Penn State Football No. 1 Team in the Country Penn State All 105: Koby Howard Brings Depth to WR Room Projecting Penn State QB Drew Allar’s Passing Hierarchy Post-Spring Rankings: Penn State Ahead of Ohio State Odds: Penn State QB Drew Allar Among Favorites to go No. 1 7-1: Penn State Wrestling Great Bo Nickal Loses 1st MMA Fight Via TKO Penn State Wrestling: 5 More Win U.S. Open Titles Penn State Wrestling: Here’s What Happened at The U.S. Open This Weekend Penn State Wrestling All-American Accused of Fleeing Police, Resisting Arrest Penn State Wrestling: Former Star Undergoes Surgery Mike Rhoades Lands Top Serbian/FIBA Forward Penn State Basketball Adds Transfer Guard From Cincinnati Transfer Portal Update: Big Ten Transfer Visiting Penn State Penn State Basketball: Yanic Konan Niederhauser Declares for Draft, Keeps Eligibility Penn State Hockey’s Magical Ride Ends in National Semifinal History in Allentown: Penn State Hockey Wins Instant Classic to Advance to First Frozen Four PSU Hockey Wins at Michigan, On Doorstep of NCAA Tournament Penn State Hockey to Play in Wrigley Field No.17 Penn State Falls to Notre Dame in Shootout Former Penn State WR Julian Fleming Fails Physical Giants Legend Opens Door For Abdul Carter to Wear No. 11 Crank Call Calamity: Abdul Carter Got Prank Called During Draft Golik: Why Stephen A. Smith is Right On Abdul Carter Requesting No. 56 Stephen A. Smith Rips Abdul Carter For ‘Shameful’ Request Recruiting: Top-Ranked Penn State Commit Receives Power 4 Offer Penn State Recruiting: Breaking Down All 15 Commits Penn State Football Lands Commitment From Top 20 2026 Linebacker Recruiting: Penn State Commit Invited to Big-Time Showcase Penn State Recruiting: An Updated 2026 Class Breakdown Antoine Belgrave-Shorter was set to be a cornerback an unfortunate turn of events changed things Between Penn State’s first and second games last season, the team’s best safety, KJ Winston, suffered what turned out to be a season-ending injury. Injury Specifics for Penn State S KJ Winston Revealed Penn State’s safety depth before Winston’s injury wasn’t great and was in a worse spot without him The coaching staff looked at Belgrave-Shorter— then a true freshman Belgrave-Shorter is entering his second college football season and first at safety a Nittany Sports Now series profiling each Penn State player Before Penn State: Antoine Belgrave-Shorter was a standout at Mandarin reaching captain status as a senior and helping his team to a berth in the state championship game He ended his senior season with four interceptions— one of which being a pick-six— 72 tackles Belgrave-Shorter was rated as a consensus three-star prospect Last year: Belgrave-Shorter kept his redshirt intact playing in a total of five games (with two coming in the College Football Playoff.) He almost had his first touchdown in a 56-0 win over Kent State but his fumble return for a TD was called back after review Where he stands: Penn State’s unofficial depth chart lists Belgrave-Shorter as the team’s No 3 strong safety behind projected starter Dejuan Lane and King Mack But with first-year defensive coordinator Jim Knowles expected to run a five-man defensive backfield Belgrave-Shorter could have some opportunities It’s also worth noting that Belgrave-Shorter’s high school classmate entered the transfer portal over the spring and is now at Georgia Tech so playing without Mitchell is sure to be an adjustment A quote by Belgrave-Shorter: “I like hitting a lot I’m just full speed nonstop.” — Belgrave-Shorter to reporters this February via Lexie Linderman of the Daily Collegian LB Dom DeLuca  CB Audavion Collins Enter your email address to get notifications of new posts by email Penn State had to throw Audavion Collins into the fire 0 Dom DeLuca hasn’t really been in college for seven years 0 All 105 is a Nittany Sports Now series profiling each Penn State player and today’s edition will feature OL Addison Penn 0 Penn State football’s offensive is going through a lot of changes but Sal Wormley is a constant We recognise you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and therefore cannot grant you access at this time e-mail us at news@kulr8.com or call us at (406) 656-8000 BELGRADE — You may recall a story I told you about a few months ago: a transportation safety plan for the city of Belgrade after receiving tons of feedback from community members expressing their concerns driving around the greater Belgrade area is a daily occurrence and has been for the last 20 years So I asked this local where the most concerning areas around town are Even Main Street through Belgrade gets pretty backed up Michael isn’t the only Belgrade resident with these concerns Where people were actually able to put a dot on the map and tell us about why they didn’t like a particular intersection or part of town,” Camaree Uljua tells me Uljua is the director of public works for the City of Belgrade a federal grant called Safe Streets For All allowed the city to implement a safety action plan aimed at improving transportation safety in the greater Belgrade area Through open houses and popups you may have seen around town “Bicycle and pedestrian connectivity was one of the top ones But also we heard a lot about intersection safety,” says Uljua “Our hot spots were definitely along Jackrabbit Lane regarding the ability to make left turns throughout the entire corridor," Uljua tells me Uljua says the city was able to take the public’s feedback and combine it with actual crash data in those areas “What we found was there’s actually quite a bit of overlap there So that helps us validate the fact that we’re maybe looking at the right parts of town,” she says The city is preparing for its second round of public engagement this week where they will have conceptual designs of sidewalk connectivity “This round of public engagement will be an opportunity for folks to give us some input on whether or not they think we’re headed in the right direction there,” Uljua tells me There will also be another popup on Wednesday at Albertsons in the afternoon—an opportunity folks like Michael think the community should take up “I think we should just keep improving Montana Making it greater every day and make the roadways better so people can travel safely” says Michael Click here for more information about Belgrade's transportation safety plan Henry AbbottMy first style icon was not Diana Ross or Devon Lee Carlson My first style icon was not Diana Ross or Devon Lee Carlson Her hair was cut in a sharp black bob that accented her porcelain skin Tetka Ana was not just a member of my extended family; being in her presence was an entire sensory and emotional experience: aromatic affectionate and overall aesthetic—not to mention generous too I would always leave our reunions with offerings of lip products and nail polish One particular afternoon with her was spent lounging by topiary guided by the view that overlooks the Serbian Sava river valley The remnants of a discontinued Neapolitan popsicle I still remembered to check if the two lottery stamps on its ends matched: a new apartment Being admired or memorable to others is a matter of your witnessed association with life’s best pleasures—in our case I love my aunt because she is “nice,” but my opinion of her is formed by a collective of our shared memories: reminiscing at the sight of her smile the smell of the flowers littering the garden she brought me to the feeling of her three kisses on my cheeks the taste of the treats she bought me and the sound of her positive affirmations Behavior is not necessarily an overlooked aspect of self-improvement but is typically considered an entirely separate realm from styling as defined by clothing and accessories whether through code switching or etiquette classes is related closely to the body and how it occupies space I would consider myself some kind of concoction of every characteristic in another person I’ve ever found captivating I came across a piece of literature in July that confirmed my suspicions about the role of setting in human conduct—in this case where I have spent the happiest periods of my life: 2017 style guide “Beogradjanke Znaju” (Belgradians Know) by Branka Kovačević the work follows 18 different Belgradian women and their individual fashion philosophies including sneak peeks into their daily routines like the type of fruit they put in their chia pudding the only change I would make would be including Ankica as the 19th Belgradian The type of woman who is always in a rush—excited by the transience of life—but never too busy to pause for a coffee date music taste and summer reading list create the context in which you exist like the contents written on a Pokémon card or some kind of museum label The intention behind these small details is veiled in small nuances Do you chew on a toothpick during all of your waking hours the decisions of where you congregate and who you surround yourself with are also an aspect of your personal world-building An Emma Chamberlain “Anything Goes” podcast episode I recently listened to that inspired me discussed the importance of the sociological concept of third spaces which are spots you occupy outside of your traditional home or workplace the lines are blurred between this trifecta of points considering being a student is likely your main career and you live on a university campus One of my favorite third spaces I can name from before I moved to Brunswick is the foundry of the Toledo Museum of Art I would drop my backpack off at home after the eighth period and drive downtown to the forge we bonded with the glow of neon rods in our faces while taking turns pulling molten glass from the ovens my relaxed state and pursuit of my creative interests led me to meet some of my closest friends and develop my attention to detail which I think is a trait my loved ones value the most in me It may seem like this final pillar of “Stepping Stones for Style” places an unhealthy emphasis on an outsider view of the self but I am a firm believer that by putting others’ well-being and experiences first humans benefit from the inspiration we take and give You have nothing to lose by seeking these side quests and refining your vibe The way I discovered the Rosetta Stone for determining the kind of person I want to be was never forgetting where I came from The thousands of limestone bricks that shaped the façade of Belgrade’s white fortress were the ideal nook for people-watching and self-reflection My thing is clapping my hands noisily while I laugh telling my roommate that I’m coming in a “seccy-sec,” and going to Morning Glory downtown for the sole purpose of buying aspartame-free chewing gum This is the final pillar of “Stepping Stones for Style.” Hopefully the five columns have been sufficient to anchor a pediment with a beautiful scene there will still be countless tesserae to create a mosaic in your likeness By Carey Goldberg • 3 days ago By Kaya Patel • 3 days ago By Orient Staff • 3 days ago By Emma Kilbride and Janet Briggs • 3 days ago By Mason Daugherty • 3 days ago By Sam Turrigiano • 11 days ago By Erin Jones • 18 days ago By Campbell Zeigler • 18 days ago By Sharifa Hunarwar • 18 days ago Any comments that do not follow the policy will not be published and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Serbia’s Temple of Saint Sava for the first time The doorway into the world’s largest Serbian Orthodox Cathedral revealed a cavernous nave reaching up high to a tremendous domed ceiling Hanging from it was a monumental multi-wheeled chandelier illuminating the surrounding walls and mosaics that were adorned with religious iconography with my head tilted upward to gaze upon its splendor I realized the moment reminded me of my first impressions of a structure someplace else: Hagia Sophia in Istanbul explained that this magnificent Serbian cathedral was actually designed and constructed with Hagia Sophia in mind some have nicknamed it “the new Hagia Sophia.”  comparisons of the two similar structures end with grand chandeliers; while the fourth-century Hagia Sophia has served its purpose as a mosque then a church and eventually back to a mosque again Completed and opened to the public in 2004 after many setbacks — the founding stone was set in 1935 — the church is now one of the most important shrines in the Serbian Orthodox Church It’s erected on the grounds of what is believed to be the final resting place of the church’s founder Learning about the history of this awe-inspiring temple was just one highlight of many as I experienced the sights and the scenes of Belgrade Belgrade is often one of several ports for river cruises traveling down the Danube but it’s one that definitely warrants more time than that of a single day tour An important hub of Serbian and Balkan history it’s a city that dates back more than 7,000 years from prehistoric times to the Electrical Age of inventor Nikola Tesla and beyond home of one of the city’s main historical attractions: the Beogradska Tvrdjava (Belgrade Fortress) still offers great vistas of the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers churches and other exhibitions found in and around the fortress grounds The complex lies in the city park known as the Kalemegdan a pleasant place where I continued strolling on a nice day amidst locals lunching on benches and chess players quietly dueling their intellects at park tables Between the park and Republic Square is the main pedestrian drag of Knez Mihailova — named after 19th-century prince Mihailo Obrenovic — where old buildings have been repurposed for modern shops Within walking distance is the trendy Dorcol neighborhood with bars and boutiques scattered around its residential streets One notable street is the promenade Skadarlija where live music is performed tableside each night in traditional Serbian restaurants where diners are served platters of beloved dishes such as grilled cevapi (spiced minced meat) and pohovane paprike (breaded roasted peppers) stuffed with cheese I also found vibrant dinner scenes of live music, food and toasts of rakia — local fruit brandy — at the Gastrosor, another promenade of eateries in a revived port district along the Danube Southeast of Stari Grad is the Vracar neighborhood — home to the Temple of Saint Sava — where you’ll also find the Kalenic Green Market, which tantalizes foodies, and the Nikola Tesla Museum for science and history buffs The museum not only has interactive exhibitions about electricity; it is also the final resting place of Tesla’s cremated remains Another hybrid resting place/museum is the Museum of Yugoslavia, home to the tomb of Josip Broz Tito former leader of Communist Yugoslavia (of which Serbia was once part) artifacts and memorabilia of the former Balkan republic many of which are Tito’s personal effects and gifts given to him by other dignitaries travelers will discover modern shopping centers and international hotel chains found in other European cities old-world charm can still be found in the bohemian Zemun neighborhood I walked to the top of Gardos Hill — where Millennium Tower rises from a cemetery and the remnants of the 14th-century Gardos Fortress — and was rewarded with a postcard vista of the Danube River on a pleasant stroll down the hill to the riverfront I browsed quaint shops and art galleries before ultimately dining riverside with a view of swimming swans It’s not the Danube but the Sava River that separates Old and New Belgrade — west and east respectively — and in the middle lies an island frequented by visitors and locals alike: Ada Ciganlija which has become the city’s beloved place for lakeshore beach activities drinking at beach cafes or simply taking out a kayak or stand-up paddleboard from one of the local rental shops It’s a great place to spend an afternoon or a night out when it’s warm — or when you just need a break from all the historical sites and museums Belgrade is essentially the geographic center of Serbia making it the perfect base to explore the rest of the country by way of day trips While Belgrade may be a brief port-of-call stop on a Danube River cruise travel advisors can use it as the gateway to the rest of what Serbia has to offer for clients Copyright © 2025 Northstar Travel Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved. 301 Route 17 N, Suite 1150, Rutherford, NJ 07070 USA | Telephone: (201) 902-2000 dedicated to the Holy Myrrh-Bearing Women (May 4 Patriarch Porfirije of Serbia presided over the Divine Hierarchical Liturgy at the Church of Saint Sava in Vračar at the entrance of the Saint Sava Cathedral Patriarch Porfirije reflected on the Gospel passage concerning the Myrrh-bearing Women highlighting their courage and unwavering faith: who stood at the foot of the Cross during Christ’s crucifixion were granted the honor of being the first witnesses of the empty tomb and the Resurrection these women—who in those times were considered of lesser status—were chosen by the Lord to witness the truth for which humanity thirsts: that each human is created in the image and likeness of God and made for eternity.” Patriarch Porfirije greeted his esteemed guest recalling the deep historical and spiritual ties between the Serbian and Coptic peoples a reception was held in the Parish Hall of Saint Sava Cathedral during which a brief meeting between the delegations took place Serving alongside Patriarch Porfirije were Bishop Alexije of Hvostan and Archimandrites Nektarije (Secretary of the Holy Synod) Danilo (Director of the Patriarchal Office) and other senior clergy of the Serbian Orthodox Church On the occasion of the feast of the Church of Saint George the Great Martyr in Knjaževac On the eve of the conclave that will begin on Wednesday to elect a new Pope The annual graduation ceremony of the Patriarchal Toronto Orthodox Theological Academy (PTOTA) was held at the Cultural Centre of.. Archbishop Makarios of Australia will be conferred the title of Honorary Doctor by both the Department of Theology and.. The Vatican announced on Monday that all telephone communication within its territory will be suspended during the upcoming conclave.. Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew delivered the keynote address at the International Scientific Conference “Restarting from Nicaea:.. 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Company no. 1556332. Welcome to the State of Montana newsroom, where breaking news in Montana State Government is posted for various state agencies. BELGRADE, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte today joined U.S. Senators Steve Daines and Tim Sheehy, R-Montana, to cut the ribbon on Montana’s newest Amazon operational facility in Belgrade. “Montana is open for business, and Amazon’s continued investment in our state is proof of that,” Gov. Gianforte said. “This facility will create more opportunities for Montanans, support small businesses, and strengthen local economies in the Gallatin Valley and beyond. I’m proud to welcome Amazon’s continued growth in our state and look forward to more partnerships like this one that create opportunities for Montanans.”  Gov. Gianforte cutting the ribbon on Montana’s newest Amazon facility in Belgrade The 50,000-square-foot warehouse is Amazon’s latest $27 million investment and third delivery site that supports Amazon’s “last-mile” delivery operations, receiving packages from larger regional fulfillment centers and sending them out for final delivery to customers within a 50-mile radius. In March, Gov. Gianforte cut the ribbon on Amazon’s first facility in Missoula. Amazon opened it second facility in Billings last month. Since 2010, Amazon has invested more than $110 million in Montana and created over 500 full- and part-time jobs across the state. The company also supports more than 1,000 independent sellers based in Montana, most of them small and medium-sized businesses that sell in Amazon’s store. Joining the governor for the ribbon cutting were U.S. Senators Steve Daines and Tim Sheehy. “Nearly 30 years ago, Amazon began as an online bookseller in 1995. To think of where we are at today – the everything store – to have a fulfillment center right here in our backyard in Belgrade says a lot. And to think they will be delivering 11,000 packages a day out of this facility and working to get to same-day delivery right here in our neck of the woods is truly remarkable,” Sen. Daines said. “As someone who has started and grown Montana businesses and created Montana jobs, I am proud to see other companies continue investing in our state and our people. This investment will unleash prosperity for more Montana families, connect Montana businesses to global markets, and send a clear message that Montana is open for business,” Sen. Sheehy said. Amazon Site Leader Tom Garcia added, “Bringing Amazon to Belgrade isn’t just about fast delivery, it’s about investing in the community and empowering our employees. We’re creating opportunities for learning advancement and professional development right here in Montana and believe in nurturing and fostering a culture of growth and respective – and we’re committed to doing that right here in Montana.” “This investment is a win for Belgrade and a win for Montana,” Gov. Gianforte added. “With more Montanans working than ever before and a record number of businesses created last year, we’ll continue building on this momentum and delivering results through our pro-jobs, pro-business agenda.” In January, the governor announced Montanans created nearly 64,000 businesses last year, a record. Earlier this month, Montana was named the best state for business startups. The Belgrade facility adds to the growing list of major employers expanding operations in Montana under Governor Gianforte’s leadership. It follows announcements from VACOM in Lewistown, Brixtel Defense in Glendive, Coca-Cola High Country in Billings, and Aurora in Bozeman. You don't have permission to access the page you requested. What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed. BELGRADE (Serbia), May 5 (SeeNews) - Serbian civil engineering group Energoprojekt Holding [BEL:ENHL] said on Monday its consolidated net profit jumped to 23 million dinars ($222,000/196,000 euro) in 2024 from 5.5 million dinars the year before, as expenditures fell faster than revenue. The group's total consolidated revenue declined to 11.5 billion dinars last year from 13 billion dinars in 2023, while its total consolidated expenditure narrowed to 11.3 billion dinars from 12.9 billion dinars, Energoprojekt Holding said in a statement with the Belgrade Stock Exchange. The consolidated operating loss shrank to 48.3 million dinars in 2024 from 125.5 million dinars a year earlier, while the consolidated financial profit jumped to 182 million dinars from 89 million dinars in 2023. The group's consolidated results encompass the performance of parent company Energoprojekt Holding and its 11 domestic and five foreign subsidiaries. Belgrade-based construction firm Napred Razvoj controls 44.7% of Energoprojekt Holding, while the Serbian government owns 33.9%. The remainder belongs to a number of minority shareholders, data from Serbia's central securities depository and clearing house showed on Monday. Energoprojekt Holding's shares last traded on April 29, closing up 2.13% at 431 dinars. Copyright © 2025 FactSet Research Systems Inc.© 2025 TradingView This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page BOZEMAN — A man is facing a charge of attempted homicide after an alleged incident involving shots fired in Belgrade in the early morning hours of Saturday Belgrade Police Chief Dustin Lensing told MTN News the suspect was involved in a disturbance that began Friday night and continued into Saturday morning It occurred in the area of Westwood Circle and Cheery Lane in Belgrade Chief Lensing said the suspect fired shots into an occupied vehicle during the dispute and the man was taken into custody without incident He is currently being held without bond at the Gallatin County Detention Center This is a developing story; we will update you with new information as we get it WATCH TRENDING VIDEO: Sheriff/Coroner confirms death of skier in Big Sky Students and street musicians gathered in Belgrade Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: One writer explores the wine bars and market stalls transforming Serbia’s capital into a must-visit cultural destination Thousands of protesters have fallen silent in Serbia’s capital on Saturday to honour the victims of a concrete canopy collapse which has sparked significant unrest in the country A deafening sound of whistles and vuvuzelas echoed throughout the Serbian capital on high alert since the rally was announced It’s the latest in a series of anti-corruption protests that have shaken populist President Aleksandar Vucic’s 13-year firm grip on power (AP video by Nenad Nesic and Vojislav Stjepanovic) People gather in front of the Serbian parliament during a major anti-corruption rally led by university students in Belgrade Protesters wave Serbian flags as they gather close to the Serbian parliament during a major anti-corruption rally led by university students in Belgrade Protesters gather close to the Serbian parliament during a major anti-corruption rally led by university students in Belgrade Hundreds of bikers gather in front of the Serbian parliament during a major anti-corruption rally led by university students in Belgrade Serbian army veterans are seen during a major anti-corruption rally led by university students in Belgrade Protesters march during a major rally against populist President Aleksandar Vucic and his government A protester riding past parked tractors carries a placard reading ‘he knows he is done’ during a major rally against populist President Aleksandar Vucic and his government Protesters block a street while waving Serbian flags during a major anti-corruption rally led by university students in Belgrade Police in riot gear cordon off a street in front of the office of the president of Serbia during a major anti-corruption rally led by university students in Belgrade People gather on a street during a major anti-corruption rally led by university students in Belgrade Police in riot gear protect the office of the president of Serbia during a major anti-corruption rally led by university students in Belgrade Protesters light flares as the march past the Parliament building during a major rally against populist President Aleksandar Vucic and his government Tens of thousands gather in front of the Serbian parliament during a major anti-corruption rally led by university students in Belgrade Crowds gather during a major anti-corruption rally led by university students in Belgrade Protesters wave flags as they march past the Parliament building during a major rally against populist President Aleksandar Vucic and his government Anti-riot police cordons off the area near the Parliament building during a major rally against populist President Aleksandar Vucic and his government Protesters march past the Parliament building during a major rally against populist President Aleksandar Vucic and his government Effigies representing protesters’ demands are displayed during a performance at a major rally against populist President Aleksandar Vucic and his government Protesters chant slogans as they march during a major rally against populist President Aleksandar Vucic and his government Large crowds of flag-waving protesters clogged the downtown area of the capital despite occasional rain with people hardly able to move and many stuck hundreds of meters away from the planned protest venue Following apparent sporadic incidents between protesters and the police university students — who have been leading the peaceful protests for the past four months — abruptly called for an end to the demonstration Saturday saying they no longer can guarantee safety at the rally but thousands remained on the streets as tensions surged Police said the crowd reached 107,000 people at the peak of the protest Serbian independent media described the rally as the biggest ever in the country All public transport in Belgrade was canceled as protesters streamed into the city from various directions Almost daily demonstrations that started in response to the tragedy have shaken Vucic’s firm grip on power in Serbia like never before in the past 13 years in charge Many in Serbia blamed the crash on rampant government corruption negligence and disrespect of construction safety regulations Saturday’s rally was dubbed “15 for 15,” referring to the date of the protest and the number of people killed in the city of Novi Sad on Nov The crowds fell silent for 15 minutes in the evening to honor the victims drums and vuvuzelas filled the air on Saturday “He’s Finished!” Crowds chanted “Pump it Up,” a slogan adopted during past four months of student-led protests ”I expect that this will shake his authority and that Vucic will realize that people are no longer for him,” Milenko Kovacevic The massive rally is not the endgame in a struggle for a more democratic Serbia a process which I hope will end soon,” he said Interior Minister Ivica Dacic told state RTS broadcaster that 13 people were detained overnight He said police detained six opposition activists for allegedly plotting to stage a coup and stir unrest By Saturday morning people were assembling in various parts of the city as they marched toward the center The entire downtown zone was flooded with people hours before the scheduled start of the gathering Many railway and bus links toward Belgrade have been canceled in an apparent effort to prevent people from attending the rally The transport company said the cancellation was made “for security reasons.” Several reporters from neighboring Croatia as well as Slovenia have been turned back from Serbia’s border under explanation that their presence at the rally “represents a security risk.” Vucic has rejected earlier proposals for a transitional government that would prepare an early election Vucic’s supporters have been camping in central Belgrade in front of his headquarters They include ex-members of a dreaded paramilitary unit involved in the assassination in 2003 of Serbia’s first democratic Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic as well as soccer hooligans who are known for causing violence Private N1 television on Saturday broadcast footage of dozens of young men with baseball caps going into the pro-Vucic camp Vucic has been claiming that Western intelligence services were behind almost daily student-led protests with an aim to oust him from power He has presented no evidence for the claims DanceSportReplay02:37:22DanceSport | GrandSlam Standard | Belgrade You're just a ticket away from Milano Cortina 2026Get early bird pricings on Milano Cortina 2026 tickets 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