Politika

Cities are living, fluid organisms that never cease to transform, and transformation is governed as much by the practical needs of its residents as by geopolitical and historical circumstances. 

Historically, the Balkans went through a series of transformations that changed the region culturally, politically and sociologically.

Serbia's former province of Kosovo remains a hot issue between Albania and Serbia, judging by the tone that the media in both countries use when writing about each other.

About 30 ambassadors representing Serbia abroad should be replaced in the next few months, the daily Politika writes on Friday.

They are currently among those serving in the country's 69 embassies and seven diplomatic missions - to the EU, NATO, the OSCE, the Council of Europe, UNESCO and the UN in New York and Geneva.

Belgrade police arrested three people on suspicion of jeopardizing the security of President Aleksandar Vucic after they were slammed into a motorcade, Belgrade's Beta news agency quoted Politika.rs as saying.

Serbia's iconic daily newspaper, Politika, has been accused of using made-up commentators to promote misogyny after publishing an anti-feminist article allegedly written by a scientist, but illustrated with the photograph of a German actor.

The commentary accused feminists of using the recent murders of two women at the hands of their ex-husbands to spread "propaganda". 

Commission for Investigation of Murders of Journalists on Monday announced that it was protesting the lack of professionalism of the newspaper Politika.

The Commission for determining facts about the killings of Serbian journalists protested strongly to the newspaper Politika.

The reason is the publishing of publishing Djordje Martic's article entitled "Curuvija, Racak and Gordic" (Politika, May 19).

The director of Serbia's Centre for the Promotion of Science, Nemanja Djordjevic, risks being fired after he called on the Minister of Education to respond to a petition seeking the exclusion of Darwin's theory of evolution from schools.

"If someone is crazy enough to make his airspace available to a third country willing to attack Serbia, we have a missile capable of knocking out all major cities in the region," Miroslav Lazanski, a military observer with the Belgrade-based newspaper Politika, told Sputnik Serbia.

ATHENS - Serbia has a key role in the wider Balkan region and, primarily for the sake of regional stability and development, it would be desirable for it to become a full member of the European family, Greek PM Alexis Tsipras has said ahead of Tuesday's visit to Belgrade.