Elections

Local elections 2026.

29.March 2026. KS

Students and the opposition against Vučić's electoral lists: Who can citizens vote for

On Sunday, March 29, residents of ten local governments will elect the future government. In all these places, the Serbian Progressive Party is currently in power. For which lists citizens can vote

Local elections

25.March 2026. B. B.

Trait: The pre-election campaign is extremely unequal and unscrupulous

The pre-election campaign ahead of the elections on March 29 is characterized by the marked inequality of the participants, along with the political abuse of children and gender-based digital violence

Trump supported Orban in the Hungarian elections

US-Hungary relations

25.March 2026. IN THE

Donald Trump supported Viktor Orbán in the Hungarian elections

"Victor is working hard to protect Hungary, develop the economy, create jobs, promote trade, stop illegal immigration and ensure law and order," Trump said.

Janez Janša in a coat and tie surrounded by microphones and cameras

Elections in Slovenia

22.March 2026. Guy De Loney (DW)

Robert Golob with an accordionist from the center of Ljubljana against Janez Janša

Parliamentary elections in Slovenia will be held on Sunday, March 22. The ruling Freedom Movement and the opposition Slovenian Democratic Party are the favorites, but everyone will also need minority parties.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić in a hall full of elderly people photographed from behind. The inscription dominates the stage

Overview of the week

13.March 2026. Philip Schwarm

Is the government preparing a package for pensioners?

Why is Darko Glišić stalking the elderly? How does the regime want to push them over for the umpteenth time? What does Aleksandar Vučić give them with his right hand and take with his left hand? And what does the dramatic increase in the prices of homes for the elderly tell us?

Local elections

12.March 2026. Bojan Bednar

SVM-SRS coalition in Kula: Political merchants with an ideology of profit

Before the elections in Kula, a strange coalition was created - the Union of Vojvodina Hungarians and the Serbian Radical Party. Such combinations reveal the progressive government's fear of defeat and business interests, say "Vremena" interlocutors.

Local elections in Serbia

11.March 2026. Slobodan Georgiev

Progressives, students and fake Russians

Having activated everything it has in the campaigns in ten places, the regime behind the scenes deals with buying votes, trading influence and other irregularities as in all elections in Serbia since 2012. The challenge before those who stand against it is enormous.

Interview: Radomir Lazović

11.March 2026. Nemanja Rujevic

No one can win alone.

Vučić's regime is tightening its grip, protecting its voter base and causing divisions in the anti-regime camp, Radomir Lazović, deputy of the Green-Left Front, told Vreme. He still hopes for a joint list with the students or at least an end to the banter

Comment

07.March 2026. Ivan Milenkovic

Aleksandar Vučić's speech psychopathology of contradictions

Serbia is both meta-stable and hyper-threatened, both an economic tiger and just before it completely collapsed, its president is respected and adored by everyone in the world and wants to oust him from power. The speech of contradictions had its purpose, but in the meantime it has worn out

Interview: Dušan Lj. Milenković, political consultant

05.March 2026. Nedim Sejdinovic

The regime is bursting at the seams.

There is always the option to keep the regime in power by violence, that is, to grow from an autocracy into a complete dictatorship and even into fascism. I cannot estimate what we are closer to, but the key determinant of further development is the resistance of the majority of Serbia. I do not mean only the resistance in the streets, but the collective effort and motivation to return democracy to Serbia

Serbia before the elections

26.February 2026. Viktor Radonjic

How the regime steals votes

Vukosava Crnjanski, director of CRTE, Slobodan Orlović, professor of constitutional law at the Faculty of Law at the University of Novi Sad, and Zoran Gavrilović, executive director of the Bureau of Social Research (BIRODI), speak for "Vreme" about the experiences of the election process.

Students and the opposition

19.February 2026. Ivan Milenkovic

One step closer to common sense

"Without the return of credibility and trust of the citizens, no party has a chance in the elections," historian Dragan Popović told Vreme. According to economist Sava Tatić, "one should bet everything on the only horse capable of winning the race. And that horse is, of course, a student horse"

Personal attitude

19.February 2026. Mirko Ilic

Don't turn around, son!

Out of a total of 762 registered public prosecutors in the electoral register, 740 voted. Of them, only 6 expressed objections due to alleged irregularities in the conduct of the elections.

Study at UNIRSM

13.February 2026. Filip Djordjevic (DW)

Students and the opposition: Will political maturity prevail over vanity?

"According to the trust we respect, we act consciously and responsibly, therefore we do not want to allow ourselves to depend on other actors in any way," explains Anja, a student at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Belgrade.

Interview: Lazar Džamić

05.February 2026. Biljana Vasić

Elections are won through organization and communication

It is important to constantly remind the key elements of the vision of a better society, without blurring and confusing. Also and in the same way, an indirect suggestion of action after the fall of the regime instead of threats, because threats will consolidate the mass of those who will fear that they too will be attacked even though they are not ideological soldiers of the regime

Bulgaria

20.January 2026. B. B.

Deep political crisis: After the government, the president also resigns

The President of Bulgaria, Rumen Radev, is resigning shortly after the government of that country did so. He has repeatedly hinted that he could take part in extraordinary parliamentary elections if he would not pull the country out of chaos.

07.January 2026. B. B.

Vučić announces parliamentary elections for October, November or December

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, pointed out that it is important for the people of Serbia that peace and stability be preserved - and that we "unite"

Signatures for students, people on the street, signing

“Declare Victory” campaign

06.January 2026. Jovana Gligorijevic

Signing of Serbia

In a country where political problems are often solved by pretending they don't exist, the students did something radically simple: they named the problem and tried to measure it. And speaking of naming, let's not ignore what those 400.000 citizens did. They stood behind the request for elections with name and surname, address and phone number

Extraordinary parliamentary elections in Kosovo in 2025.

06.January 2026. Milica Srejić

The third cycle of folklore by Aljbin Kurti

Extraordinary parliamentary elections were held in Kosovo on December 28, after almost a year-long blockade of institutions. What are the election results and what influenced them? What can another government of Aljbin Kurti mean for Serbs from Kosovo?

Politics

01.January 2026. Marija L. Jankovic

Serbia in 2026: Grogirani Vučić before his last elections

What kind of political year awaits us in 2026? Will the rebellious citizens get the promised elections? How will the student struggle develop, and how will the government behave?

Citizens around the box for student signatures in Terazije

Signatures for students

31.December 2025. B. B.

Together we are unbreakable: Students announced how many signatures they collected in the diaspora

"Thank you for your trust and incredible energy," the students in the blockade wrote in an Instagram post

Celebration in Cacileland

28.December 2025. S. Ch.

Vučić in Ćaciland: It started as a lie, and it ends as a lie

President Vučić told his supporters in Ćaciland about the lies he suffered this year from those who, unlike those gathered, want to kill and remove from the political stage

On the spot

28.December 2025. KS

Sign for students: "This will show how many of us there are"

Citizens of all generations lined up in front of the stands in Belgrade, believing that the students had reopened the space of freedom

Protests

26.December 2025. NM

Student action on December 28: The most important thing is the number

Students in the blockade have announced a large action throughout Serbia for December 28. The goal is to collect signatures for the announcement of extraordinary parliamentary elections. This time the number is the most important thing

Elections in the High Council of the Prosecutor's Office

25.December 2025. NM

The fight for the election results in the VST: Minister Vujić banned the electronic session

Minister of Justice Nenad Vujić stated that it is not in accordance with the Rules of Procedure of the High Council of Prosecutions (HPC) that the President of the Council Branko Stamenković scheduled an electronic session to decide on objections submitted regarding prosecutorial elections. He is threatening him with a criminal report

The building of the High Council of the Prosecution

Elections in the High Council of the Prosecutor's Office

25.December 2025. VK

The government is trying to change the majority in the VST through objections and obstruction

"Vučić's prosecutors" experienced a debacle in the elections in the High Council of Prosecutions, after which they filed many reports. Now they are trying to regain the majority they lost through obstruction

Elections in the High Council of the Prosecutor's Office

23.December 2025. Ivan Mitkovski

Stamenković on the elections for the Supreme Judicial Court: The independent prosecution won

After the election for new members of the High Council of Prosecutors, the prosecutor of the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office, Branko Stamenković, tells "Vreme" that the public prosecutors sent a clear message with their votes in support of the independence of the prosecutor's office.