Election 2023.

09.November 2023 NR

Vukadinović: The right did not really want unification

The enthusiasm of nationally determined voters is decreasing, and there is a risk that some of the lists will remain below the census, says Đorđe Vukadinović for "Vreme" about the disunity of the right before the elections.

Interview

15.April 2022. Filip Mirilović

Boško Obradović: Some invisible hand brought Vučić and Đilas together

"I deeply believe that the point of the meeting between Vučić and Đilas is media preparation for the introduction of sanctions against Russia and that Vučić now needs a pro-Western opposition. What do these two have to do with the elections in the city of Belgrade, which are not even over yet. The time of ping-pong between the former and current government is over"

In the new issue

14.April 2022. Jovana Gligorijevic

Parliament 2022: Group portrait, tilted right

Aleksandar Vučić also expressed concern about the strengthening of the right in the future Serbian parliament. "Even" three openly right-wing options enter the parliament, but with "only" 35 MPs. However, the real truth is that right-wingers have been sitting in parliament for a long time, both in the government and in the opposition, and that there are far more than 35 of them.

Election 2022.

02.February 2022. Sofia Popović

Presidential candidate Boško Obradović: Orthodox patriot

He stands for "a completely different and new vision of Serbia". He considers himself a "normal person and a Christian", so he cannot hate, but Vučić is "simply disgusting and unbearable". His politics is based on "family values", he considered the fight for the rights of the LGBT population to be a western fashion that has no place in Orthodox Serbia. He is running in front of eight organizations of the Patriotic Bloc, which are advocating for a change in the political system and the initiation of an initiative to establish a monarchy, abolishing covid passes and anti-globalism

News

15.December 2021 FM

Patriotic block: Old patriots in new clothes

In addition to Dveri, the Patriotic Block gathers seven other parties and organizations from the right-wing political spectrum. They present themselves as "new people to change the system"