The future deputies of the Student List and the student movement are looking for a way to share decision-making. "Vremen" interlocutors talk about the tension between direct democracy and the need for parliament and the government to act quickly
Among the future deputies of the "Student List" are several dozen representatives of the academic community, while more than half of them have a doctorate in science or a doctorate in medicine.
People's deputies begin the regular autumn session of the Assembly of Serbia today. There are 47 items on the agenda. One part of the opposition will boycott the session, while the other announces a fight against "harmful laws" within the institutions
Members of the Serbian Parliament who took part in the incidents at the regular session on Tuesday could be prosecuted if the Parliamentary Committee for Administrative-Budgetary and Mandate-Immunity issues revokes their immunity, say "Vremena" interlocutors.
Members of the government and the opposition first insulted each other, and then fought, threw papers at each other and sprinkled water on each other.
Good old stomping plus social networks as channels of communication with voters. We want to reach everyone, regardless of whether they are from the Old Town or from Sopot. No difference, same approach for all. If there is water for the residents of the city center, there must be water for the people in Sopot, Barajevo, Mladenovac. There must be no privileged settlements or people
The proposal of the President of Serbia that the citizens vote on his dismissal in a referendum is not grounded in the Constitution. This is pure marketing, manipulation of citizens, law professor and MP Jelena Jerinić told Vreme.
The members of the Serbian Parliament elected a new Government of Serbia, which will be led by Prime Minister Miloš Vučević. 152 MPs voted for the Government, and 61 MPs voted against it. The Prime Minister and ministers took the oath
Members of the Serbian Parliament discuss amendments to the Law on Local Elections. The deadlines for announcing elections and voting are changing, as a result of talks between the government and the opposition. Before the session, a collegium was held with parliamentary groups on the course of the session and the way of work
In order for political Berlin to become more familiar with the "other side", i.e. with the situation in which the opposition in Serbia finds itself, primarily the pro-European one, a round table entitled "Serbia before the elections - between autocracy and democratic awakening" was organized in the Bundestag building.
The Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia (NUNS) today called on the members of the Parliament of Serbia to amend Articles 39 and 41 of the Draft Law on Public Information and Media so that they remain the same as in the current Law on Public Information and thereby enable Serbia to obtain a basic media law that were supported by all relevant and representative associations
The United Trade Unions "Sloga" assesses today's decision by the MPs to increase excise duties on oil derivatives, tobacco, coffee and alcoholic beverages as an accelerated economic decline.
The new parliamentary group of which Aleksić is the head is called the People's Movement of Serbia - New Face of Serbia. It also includes Miloš Parandilović, Slavica Radovanović, Borislav Novaković and Đorđe Stanković
MPs discuss the dismissal of Police Minister Bratislava Gašić
On the agenda of today's session was a proposal for a vote of no confidence in the Minister of Internal Affairs, Bratislav Gašić. SNS deputies, however, obstructed the session
The Green-Left Club collected through the application 200 questions from citizens that they will ask on their behalf to the members of the Government of Serbia
BIRODI asks the President of the Assembly and his seven assistants to investigate whether the newly elected MPs are in a conflict of interest. Members of Parliament are dependent on the President
