Keeping sociology professor Marija Vasić in prison on charges of terrorism is an anti-civilization crime. Or grotesque, whatever you want. Why don't judges, prosecutors, policemen, security guards rebel against it
Students challenge Vučić to stand on their side in the elections and call him a coward. The government is running away from the elections for the first time, but so is a part of the opposition that is not happy with the student conditions
On one square in Niš, a rally by Aleksandar Vučić, on another, a gathering of students in a blockade. A close encounter between supporters of progressive and different Serbia is inevitable
Marija Vasić, professor of sociology at the Jovin High School in Novi Sad, who went on a hunger and thirst strike after two months of detention, was transferred to the prison hospital. Her husband and her godmother talk to "Vreme" about Maria, their worries and what they are going through
The essence of all Serbian problems is that crimes go unpunished, and punishments are handed down without crimes. The death of 16 people in Novi Sad overflowed the barrel filled with cases of lawlessness
RTS is blocked, universities do not work, and threats, insults and calls to the prosecutor's office and the police to arrest blockers, rioters and terrorists are pouring out from the top of the government. The Serbian state has turned into a farce
The three-day parliament for the promotion of Aleksandar Vučić and his Movement for the People and the State was realistically a fiasco. But it was first of all conceived as a media spectacle for regime television directed by court promoter Željko "DJ Žeks" Mitrović, with scenography and iconography adapted to the Serbian political market.
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, asked the competent authorities to "establish full respect for the Constitution and the law", i.e. to play the end of the "colored revolution". It should be understood as a prelude to additional repression by the regime
Burgers, kebabs, cheese and cream, folk melos blaring, a crowd of Serbian tricolors wafting in the smoke of the barbecue. The three-day fair patriotism in Belgrade directed by Aleksandar Vučić under the title "We will not give Serbia" should show who is still the great, beloved leader and announce the end of the "several months of terror"
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced the new prime minister. Prof. dr. Đuro Matsut will, however, be the Prime Minister, just as much as prof. Dr. Zoran Radojicic was the mayor of Belgrade
Students in the blockade claim that their demands have not been met, the authorities have. The students do not want to give up the fight, the government is doing everything in order not to suppress the rebellion that has spread to the whole society. Students say that the government is increasing the level of violence
The Serbian Progressive Party would prefer to erase the last five months and continue to rule as it has done for the last thirteen years. Everywhere, however, progressives encounter civil resistance
All those who lied all day long on the regime televisions that the "colored revolution failed" know very well what happened on Saturday, March 15, in Belgrade: they were given a warning before being expelled
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, challenged students and citizens to meet him on March 15 in Belgrade - if they dare. The decision on Andrić's wreath has been made: there is no more foiling that the top regime is tolerant, the hard game of repression begins
Expectations were created among the rebel students and citizens that March 15 could be the beginning of the end of the progressive government. On the other hand, Aleksandar Vučić talks about the end of the beginning of the "illegal" protests and the "colored revolution". Is Saturday really "D-Day", as the regime media presents it? What are students planning, and what are progressive strategists planning?
In the balance of power in the National Assembly, whether everything in Serbia is normal or not, the opposition won this time - with smoke bombs and torches
There are not two Serbias, but only one that converged in Kragujevac for the Sretenje. If the kleptocrats and false prophets who rode on it don't wake up, it won't exist
Where is Serbia headed? What is the way out of this crisis? What should happen for the prosecution to question Aleksandar Vučić, who publicly claimed to know who committed the criminal act of illegal demolition in Hercegovačka Street and thus committed the criminal act of concealing the perpetrator of the criminal act? In other words: how much pressure in society would have to increase for this government to agree to the rule of law, which would mean its disempowerment
If we let this student rebellion eat our children, we should crawl into a rat hole and never come out again
No matter how the regime media explained it, the students overthrew the government of Miloš Vučević. His resignation is buying time in case Aleksandar Vučić finds a way to turn the game around
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said that absolutely all possible and impossible demands of the students have been met, so they can return to their desks and continue studying. Both Prime Minister Miloš Vučević and Speaker of the National Assembly Ana Brnabić spoke very briefly in this sense
From the announcement of the Serbian Orthodox Church, a simple conclusion follows: the protesting students are antichrists, and Aleksandar Vučić is the embodiment of Svetosava values.
Students have shown that they can argue with the authorities indefinitely. They don't show an iota of fatigue, fear, they are quick, organized, motivated to normalize the abnormal country they live in and start more and more massive civil disobedience
The owners of most of the shops in Njegoševa Street in Vračar did not respond to the students' call for a "general strike". It's just that the beast empties
The students' request was again simple and the most normal: safe people, editors, journalists, do your job professionally, don't mislead people anymore
The elections for the Federal Parliament are scheduled for February 23, 2025. The question of all questions is how the radical right-wing Alternative for Germany will fare, because its strength will show to what extent the values of liberal democracy have been distorted in Europe's strongest economy.
What is the purpose of the "advisory referendum on confidence in President Aleksandar Vučić" and why should it be ignored in every possible way
