Since the students of the Faculty of Law in Novi Sad voted by majority against tuition compensation, Miloš Vučević accuses them of theft. The president of SNS announces that the BIA and the prosecution will be involved in the story
Mazut's election was marked by controversies, and those who opposed the election first criticized the fact that Mazut, who is an endocrinologist by profession, has no political experience.
"I think that Macut will show the breadth and patience to establish a social dialogue with everyone who wants to talk," said Prime Minister Miloš Vučević about the new mandate, Đuro Macut.
Among them are well-known names that change mandates from Government to Government, but also persons who were new that May 2024. And for most of them, they are still new
Resigned Prime Minister Miloš Vučević will not participate in the work of the new Government. Nevertheless, he is still, at least formally, at the head of the Serbian Progressive Party. What will be his political role
Prime Minister in technical mandate Miloš Vučević filed a criminal complaint against four students in the blockade for "misleading the public" in connection with the incident in Novi Sad
"The criminal act of NATO aggression brought us back to ourselves and to values that must not be questioned," said Patriarch Porphyry at the state commemorative meeting on the anniversary of the NATO bombing
The meeting of the Serbian Progressive Party in Niš was canceled due to the protest of citizens who threw eggs at the progressives. Students in the blockade of the University of Niš announced that three of their colleagues were arrested on Friday evening
With the resignation of the prime minister, the government becomes technical, and the 30-day period for electing a new government begins. If a new government is not elected within 30 days, parliamentary elections will be held
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said on March 16 that the Serbian Parliament will state Vučević's resignation at its session on Tuesday, March 18.
The Government of Serbia is ready to invite the American and Russian intelligence services to investigate claims about the use of sound cannons at protests, Prime Minister Miloš Vucevic said.
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, stated that, if the new government is not formed within 30 days, the realistic deadline is for the elections to be held at the beginning of June.
Due to security reasons, the parliament building will be closed until March 17, which practically means that the resignation of Miloš Vučević, which was submitted on January 28, will not be accepted, so the current composition of the Government of Serbia will continue to work at full capacity during the weekend.
The President of Serbia announced that he expects the new government to be elected in the next 40 days, and that it will be made up of "competent and responsible people who will be able to respond to the challenges".
Commenting on media speculations about possible investigations of former ministers, the outgoing Prime Minister Miloš Vučević said that the state has the capacity to enforce the law against everyone, but that it cannot bid on names without evidence.
It has been more than three weeks since the Prime Minister of Serbia, Miloš Vučević, resigned, and exactly two weeks since the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, announced that in 10 to 12 days, the Assembly will confirm his resignation. As if nothing had happened
"Wherever the citizens meet for the Sretenje, it will be the will of the people," said Prime Minister Miloš Vučević.
"Without going into the reasons for the students' protest, he added, I cannot imagine that anyone's child is freezing at these temperatures, and what I don't want for my own, I don't want for someone else's child either," Vučević said.
The resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević has arrived in the Serbian Parliament, MP Biljana Đorđević announced.
While arguing about whether he really resigned or not, Miloš Vučević says that he is still the Prime Minister, but that it is a matter of days when his resignation will be confirmed in the National Assembly
Apparently, Prime Minister Miloš Vucevic resigned only in front of the cameras. Transparency Serbia is now asking the Government and the Assembly to show their official resignation, if there is one at all
A week has passed since the resignation of Miloš Vučević on television, however, the session of the National Assembly at which the resignation should be confirmed has still not been held, which means that the Government is not yet technically
The outgoing Prime Minister stated that they are considering the options of electing a new Government or holding new elections, and everything will depend on consultations with parties within the SNS and coalition partners.
Student protests in Serbia and the resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević caused conflicting reactions from politicians in Montenegro.
Retired Prime Minister Miloš Vucevic said on Thursday evening (January 30) that the ruling coalition is closer to a decision to form a new government, but that he cannot rule out calling for elections, adding that the final decision will be made in ten days.
How the SNS wings collaborated with criminals and "businessmen" in order to rob Novi Sad
The organizers of Nishville supported the student protests that led to the dismissal of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević
