Council for the fight against corruption

01.August 2026 AI

President of the Anti-Corruption Council: Violation of the law and abuse at every step

The President of the Government Council for the Fight against Corruption, Miroslav Milićević, told FoNet that political influence is most clearly seen through the selective application of regulations, abuse of official position and control of judicial institutions, and that the law is most defied precisely in the places where there is the greatest political power.

Attachments for biography

08.July 2026 Ivan Milenkovic

What would Machiavelli say?

Why is Vučić a Machiavellian, and Machiavelli is not? In what way did Machiavelli descend into the heart of darkness? Which is why corruption is a cancer of society, and Vučić is the main oncologist who works diligently on the unhindered spread of cancer cells. In other words, can Serbia, according to Machiavelli's analysis, ever recover from Vučić? This is why a good conflict is healing for society, and why public branding of one person leads to ruin

Corruption

"White Paper"

04.July 2026 B. B.

Corruption in Belgrade as an epidemic

The "White Book" on corruption in Belgrade is posted on the website of the Center for Local Self-Government and on the special domain belaknjiga.info

Nikola Jovanovic

Personal attitude

02.July 2026 Nikola Jovanovic

What is the White Paper and what is it for?

Our goal is the eradication of corruption and zero tolerance for it. That is why we propose the formation of a special prosecutor's office for high corruption, the existence of the prosecuting police, new competences for the State Audit Institution, the introduction of the new criminal offense "unjustified enrichment" and other measures that will give results already in the first months.

Study at UNIRSM

20.June 2026 B. B.

Students in Novi Sad say: Serbia needs us

The theme that connects the entire program is corruption and issues that are of most interest to the citizens of Serbia. They will talk about the situation in the police, freedom of the media and election conditions and their regulation

Protests in Albania

10.June 2026 Isa Myzyraj

The Zwernc project – a test for democracy

Every afternoon on the streets of Tirana, protesters chant against both Rama's government and opposition leader Salji Berisha. By Albanian standards, these protests are unusual. They are not run by political parties and there is no single demand, but have become a platform for a wide range of complaints. Finally, many see them as an opportunity to say "enough" to a government they perceive as increasingly arrogant

Serbia and Montenegro

21.May 2026. B. B.

Twenty years later: Where is Montenegro and where is Serbia

Two decades after the split, Serbia is more successful in terms of the overall economy, infrastructure and labor market, but Montenegro has a higher average salary, better media freedom, and the phrase "like heaven and earth" applies when it comes to EU integration.