Elections

Personal attitude

23.September 2026 Viktor Stamenkovic

Why opposition parties do not have the moral right to participate in elections

The Freedom and Justice Party, Serbia Center, the Solidarity movement and the New DSS have a legitimate right to go to the elections on October 25 with their own lists. But being right and making a morally correct decision are not the same thing. At a time when the defeat of the regime is closer than at any time in the last thirteen years, insisting on one's own columns is not a demonstration of pluralism, but a waste of votes that only harms one side - the opposition. The argument is simple: these lists will not pass the census

This situation

09.September 2026 Philip Schwarm

Serbia before the election

What is the message of the regime that celebrates a man convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity? Why was Rasim Ljajić the only one who reacted appropriately in the derby? Why could Vučić no longer postpone the popular declaration? Where are the opposition and students? And how Serbia has become tired of leaders

Interview: Vujo Ilić, political scientist

12.August 2026 Nedim Sejdinovic

The regime did not weaken so much as the students strengthened

Maintaining the belief in invincibility in elections serves to deter one's own voters from changing sides, and to demobilize opposition voters. That is why an extraordinary effort was made to discredit the research presented by Crta. Most of the attacks did not even deal with the content, but were directed at Crta as an organization, and part at the methodology. In both cases, it was persistent repetition of easily verifiable falsehoods, for example, the claim that the sample was 558, not 2.324 respondents. All this shows how much they cared about covering up the finding that had the most resonance with the public with false narratives

Elections

Comment

06.August 2026 Andrei Ivanji

There are no regrets after the election.

Political parties and organizations that are against the regime of Aleksander Vučić hold everything in their hands. If they are defeated in the elections, whenever they are held, they will have themselves to blame

Brnabic

Assembly of Serbia

29.July 2026 IN THE

Today, the vote of confidence in the Government, until fainting

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.

Interview: Miroslav Aleksić

22.July 2026 Nemanja Rujevic

No vote may be wasted

"I do not want me, as the president of the opposition party, to enter the student list. If the students completed the list, that does not prevent us from being allies, from having the necessary coordination," MP Miroslav Aleksić, president of the National Movement of Serbia, told "Vreme"

To meet the elections

15.July 2026 Ivan Milenkovic

About political effectiveness and opposition affairs

If they do not unite, but decide to appear in the elections as fragments, the pro-European opposition parties will not only commit political suicide, but that suicide will cause damage to the environment. In the event that some parties go to the elections alone, it would be like jumping from a building under which a crowd of people gathered against the regime

President of Serbia

Comment

09.July 2026 Ivan Milenkovic

Why is the honorary president of the Republic important?

Let's start from the fact that Vučić's regime first manages to steal parliamentary elections and then calls presidential elections, which any of his candidates can hardly win. An honorable president of the Republic in a dishonorable system would be like a sheep's hole in a fabric that has already been thoroughly washed

Political life and death

02.July 2026 Jelena Jorgacevic

All together, each for himself and risks

The ruling Serbian Progressive Party is losing voter support, but it is still not known when, despite numerous announcements by the president, the elections will be called, who will be on the student list, and what might be the role of the opposition parties that will (not) support the student list? There are many questions: can the student strategy be called a catch-all? How then, in its essence, does it differ from the catch-all approach of SNS? What are the pros and cons of it? How necessary is one front in the circumstances of the fight against a regime like this one? And if he is not there, then what

Pre-election realignments

17.June 2026 Mirjana Nikolić

The age of firm decisions, rethinking and calculations

In an interview with "Vreme", representatives of several opposition parties talk about the student movement. Some support him unreservedly and give up on highlighting their candidates in the elections, others are preparing to participate in the elections in a coalition format, others are somewhere in between and still valid. For future analysis, let's know who was on which point of view in June 2026, as there will surely be more changes.