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Serbian Rector's Brussels Visit Sparks Debate on University Independence
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Serbian Rector's Brussels Visit Sparks Debate on University Independence

Rector Đokić's visit to Brussels to discuss university matters has drawn criticism from Serbian officials, including PM Macut and Vučević. They emphasized that university independence does not entail taking disputes outside Serbia or lobbying against national interests.

Hungarian NAV Vice President Dismissed
Worldtelex3mo ago

Hungarian NAV Vice President Dismissed

András Kármán has dismissed Tamás Demeter, the Vice President of the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) responsible for criminal and law enforcement affairs. Brigadier General Ferenc Domokos will take over Demeter's duties.

Hungarian General Dismissed After Colleague's Death at Event
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Hungarian General Dismissed After Colleague's Death at Event

Tamás Demeter, a financial guard general, will also leave his service position after previously being relieved of his role as Deputy Head of Criminal and Law Enforcement at the National Tax and Customs Administration, following the death of a colleague at an event he organized in March.

Merkel Criticizes EU Over Lack of Russia Diplomacy
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Merkel Criticizes EU Over Lack of Russia Diplomacy

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel publicly criticized the European Union for its insufficient diplomatic efforts and dialogue with Russia. She emphasized that the EU should increase its engagement and not rely solely on other global leaders for communication with Moscow.

Szilárd Demeter Reflects on Luxury and Future Plans
Culturetelex4mo ago

Szilárd Demeter Reflects on Luxury and Future Plans

Szilárd Demeter, former director-general of the Petőfi Literary Museum, discussed his views on luxury and what he plans to do next. He mentioned a period where one might say something is "just the price of a coffee."