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Vlastimir Vuković, Chief Executive Officer Of NLB Komercijalna Banka

Faster, More Efficient, And Closer To Clients

NLB Komercijalna Banka has defended its market leader position in the area of agricultural loans and in providing unconditional support to farmers. The economy...

Huawei Technologies d.o.o.

Innovative Storage Also Combats Ransomware

In the increasingly intricate landscape of security concerns, Huawei has stepped up with an ingenious solution that represents a cornerstone in the fight against...

OTP Banka Srbija

Commitment To Excellence

In the dynamic landscape of the Serbian banking scene, one institution stands out as a beacon of excellence and innovation: OTP banka Srbija. As...

Marijanti Babić, Country Head At Rio Tinto, Project Jadar

Jadar Is An Exceptional Project

Serbia’s Jadar Valley is home to a high-quality deposit of lithium – a metal that’s critical to the global transition to a more sustainable...

Ivanka Stojnić, Sustainability Manager For The Southeast European Market At Nestlé

Regenerative Agriculture As A Key Sustainable Practice

Nestlé Serbia, as the first Nestlé company in the region, has begun applying regenerative agriculture practices and continues to expand the number of domestic...

Jasmina Lukač, Journalist Of Danas And Demostat

Distrust Is A Dangerous Toy

The fall in trust among citizens regarding everything that state officials are doing – from anticorona measures to the conducting of election procedures – is a coin with two side, because on the other side it is accompanied by the gullibility to accept anything as salvation. In “play” for these elections won’t only be the attitude of voters regarding who they’ll vote for, but also who they will see as the winner after voting.

In order for us to be able to state with certainty whether and with what consequences the choices of voters in the upcoming elections will have changed due to the pandemic we would need to have the findings of a reliable public opinion poll. Demostat’s findings from last November only show that opposition voters are significantly more distrusting of Covid virus vaccines than those who voted for the government. We can see three consequences of the Coronavirus pandemic with the naked eye.

First is a decline in trust in the current political system and everything that state officials are doing – from anti-Corona measures to the conducting of election procedures.

We can see three consequences of the coronavirus pandemic with the naked eye. First is a decline in trust in the current political system, second is growing combativeness among the people and a polarising of the convictions that they already have, and third is the increasingly vague broader framework of the outcomes of political movements around the world

Second is growing combativeness among the people and a polarising of the convictions that they already have, because political stances are connected with the raw struggle for health and life. Third is the increasingly vague broader framework of that struggle, which is confusing and frightening.

Also under this framework are changes happening around the world, for example in the U.S. elections and events after them. Then there is the fact that, due to the quarantine, political content is rarely “live” and is reduced to mediation via the internet and social networks, which raises doubts about the new level of social control that extends beyond the previous influence of the classical media. That fall in trust is a coin with two sides, because on the other side it is accompanied by the gullibility to accept anything as salvation.

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New Approaches Reinforce Economic Growth

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Comment By Zoran Panović

From Thessaloniki to Athens

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Danijela Božanić, climatologist/climate change expert

Why We’re Vulnerable

Serbia is more exposed to climate change than other countries and lacks sufficient capacity to adapt to altered climatic conditions, which is why it...

Vladimir Đurđević, Full professor at the Institute of Meteorology, Faculty of Physics, University of Belgrade

Lesson Not Learned

The 2014 floods should have represented a clear call that it is necessary to adequately improve the flood defence system. Given that this obviously...

German Unity Day Celebrated in Belgrade

In the Serbian capital last evening, the German Unity Day was commemorated. The German Embassy in Serbia organized this...

EU Sports Equipment Trade Booms: Exports at €7.5 billion, Imports Double to €14.3 billion

The European Union's trade in sports equipment, spanning items from water sports gear to athletic apparel, has witnessed a...

Iceland Crowned World’s Safest Country for 16th Consecutive Year

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Hitler’s Childhood Home to Be Repurposed as Police Station

In a move to deter neo-Nazi pilgrimages, the town of Braunau am Inn, where Adolf Hitler was born in...

Slovakia’s Parliamentary Elections: Robert Fico’s Smer Party Secures Victory

The Smer-SSD party, led by former leftist Prime Minister Robert Fico, triumphed in Slovakia's parliamentary elections, securing 24% of...

German Unity Day Celebrated in Belgrade

In the Serbian capital last evening, the German Unity Day was commemorated. The German Embassy in Serbia organized this...

EU Sports Equipment Trade Booms: Exports at €7.5 billion, Imports Double to €14.3 billion

The European Union's trade in sports equipment, spanning items from water sports gear to athletic apparel, has witnessed a...

Iceland Crowned World’s Safest Country for 16th Consecutive Year

Iceland has, for the 16th year running, been named the world's safest and most peaceful country according to the...

Hitler’s Childhood Home to Be Repurposed as Police Station

In a move to deter neo-Nazi pilgrimages, the town of Braunau am Inn, where Adolf Hitler was born in...

Slovakia’s Parliamentary Elections: Robert Fico’s Smer Party Secures Victory

The Smer-SSD party, led by former leftist Prime Minister Robert Fico, triumphed in Slovakia's parliamentary elections, securing 24% of...

German Unity Day Celebrated in Belgrade

In the Serbian capital last evening, the German Unity Day was commemorated. The German Embassy in Serbia organized this...

EU Sports Equipment Trade Booms: Exports at €7.5 billion, Imports Double to €14.3 billion

The European Union's trade in sports equipment, spanning items from water sports gear to athletic apparel, has witnessed a...

Iceland Crowned World’s Safest Country for 16th Consecutive Year

Iceland has, for the 16th year running, been named the world's safest and most peaceful country according to the...

Hitler’s Childhood Home to Be Repurposed as Police Station

In a move to deter neo-Nazi pilgrimages, the town of Braunau am Inn, where Adolf Hitler was born in...

Slovakia’s Parliamentary Elections: Robert Fico’s Smer Party Secures Victory

The Smer-SSD party, led by former leftist Prime Minister Robert Fico, triumphed in Slovakia's parliamentary elections, securing 24% of...
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