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Ana Brnabić: "Revolutionary terror has begun"
Ana Brnabić stated on the X social network that "revolutionary terror" is ongoing in Serbia. None of the fact-checking tools found corroboration for her claims.
Ana Brnabić stated on the X social network that "revolutionary terror" is ongoing in Serbia. None of the fact-checking tools found corroboration for her claims.

Although Aleksandar Vučić resigned on September 27, the Speaker of the National Assembly, Ana Brnabić, still did not call presidential elections. What is the deadline?

While the majority Serbia celebrates and expects responsibility for fourteen years of government, the progressives announce the opposition struggle, and their tabloids continue as before. It was as if just another Monday had come

SRCE asked the authorities to guarantee that they will not declare a state of emergency or ban peaceful gatherings in the last days of the campaign. The reason is the statements of the BIA director and government representatives, which the party interprets as a warning to citizens who criticize the government

The Belgrade Bar Association (AKB) requested that the President of the National Assembly and the Minister of Justice, in a technical mandate, inform the public who and for which crimes Aleksandar Vučić was pardoned

Ana Brnabić met with the PSSE delegation that is staying in Serbia ahead of the elections, the National Assembly announced on X network. At the same time, Greens MEP Vladimir Prebilič says that the European Parliament mission will come, although the invitation arrived "at five to twelve".

The President of the National Assembly was supposed to call for presidential elections immediately after the resignation of Aleksandar Vučić, but she has not yet done so. Legal experts point out that the Rules of Procedure of the Assembly leave no room for delay

Workers of the "Belgrade" Department Store announce a protest due to unpaid severance pay in the amount of 4,7 million euros for over three thousand workers

In the Constitution, it is defined for a reason that presidential elections are held every five years, and parliamentary elections every four years. What can Serbia do when the highest state functions are simultaneously in a technical mandate?

When did Europe see that a list of 250 parliamentary candidates led by professional political hooligans was opposed by a list of 250 political amateurs and honorable people? It sounds like a fairy tale. Will the outcome be like in a fairy tale: the victory of good over evil?

You can't name your nephew on Monday and be proud of it, and on Friday declare the same name racist, which is what Ana Brnabić did on N1 television in a debate with Mirjana Nikolić. One of those two statements is untrue, and neither of them was written by us

An attempt at a debate between Ana Brnabić and prof. Mirjane Nikolić on TV N1 once again showed what was expected: SNS officials do not want, or are not capable of conducting a civilized dialogue.

In order to get an answer to the question of what kind of prime minister Aleksandar Vučić would be, we don't need to imagine the future, but only to recall the past and the past 14 years spent under the sign of the initials AV and the interest group known by the abbreviation SNS
Students in the blockade of FDU published a provocative video about how Aleksandar Vučić is undesirable. Ana Brnabić included some things in her interpretation of the video that have nothing to do with the Student List program

The President of the Assembly of Serbia, Ana Brnabić, rejected claims that the state monitored students in the blockade with sophisticated spy software, saying that no evidence was presented for such allegations.

Ana Brnabić proposed to the citizens gathered in Belgrade to change the Constitution so that Aleksandar Vučić would be the president of the country again

Portal 021 did not independently produce or present disputed claims about Šarović, but transmitted the information from RTS, with a clear indication of the source, the author of the statement and the use of quotation marks

Portal 021 was convicted in the first instance because of the transmitted statement of Ana Brnabić about Nemanja Šarović. The court awarded RSD 70.000 in compensation and RSD 85.000 in costs

After the three-day session, and just before the start of the football match, Ana Brnabić announced that the deputies voted confidence in the Government of Serbia

The extraordinary session of the National Assembly is coming to an end, and the speaker of the parliament, Ana Brnabić, announced that on Wednesday the deputies will decide on the proposal of the opposition for a vote of no confidence in the Government of Serbia.

+384 graffiti appeared in several places in the center of Novi Sad, crossed out with a red spray, just four days after Ana Brnabić mentioned that area code allegedly intended for Vojvodina on the social network X

Lawyer Igor Isailović and his associates were the only ones to apply for the tender for the provision of legal services for the Expo

Nebojša Krstić sees Ana Brnabić as the best solution for the presidential elections, the opposition says it would be a reward for loyalty, and the readers of the Medjuvreme newsletter believe that Vučić still does not know who he will send to the presidential race

"Who hides from his mother..." Ana Brnabić once said. Now she used a sound cannon and accused the students of wanting to kill Aleksandar Vučić and start a civil war. Her outburst of feigned shock sounded surreal

The President of the Serbian Parliament, Ana Brnabić, says that in Montenegro "there is a serious security threat to the life" of Aleksandar Vučić, so she asks him that if he really insists on going to the EU-Western Balkans summit, he should not spend the night in Tivat by any chance.

To enter the so-called Ćaciland in Pionirski Park, according to the testimony of "Vremena" reporters, it is necessary to pronounce the name of the local board. Groups enter in an organized manner with security control and the presence of strong police forces

The so-called "Petrašinović Laws" were adopted. While the pressures on voters, official campaigns and misuse of public resources are evident in all elections, the government claims that citizens have "extremely high confidence" in the electoral process