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Published routes: Where students walk on Slavija
On the 22nd of October, students and citizens are coming on foot to the rally in Slavija in three columns - from the north, east and west of Serbia. The routes have been published

On the 22nd of October, students and citizens are coming on foot to the rally in Slavija in three columns - from the north, east and west of Serbia. The routes have been published

More than 25 cases of interference with satellite navigation have been recorded over Serbia in recent years, BIRN research shows. False GPS signals shot down a dozen drones during the Slavia protest, while plane pilots reported that their navigation systems were showing wrong data

"I've been at the protests ever since I've been in Belgrade. I was there in 1968, when we were going from New Belgrade to the city. Those students were like me then, we were more or less the same generation. After 1996 and 1997, out of 88 days, I only missed two days. And then in Kolarčeva, cordon against cordon, now I'm constantly with these students..."

According to the estimate of the Archives of Public Meetings, there were about five times more people at Slavija on Saturday, May 23, than the MUP announced

According to Aleksandar Vučić and his spokespersons, on Saturday the blockaders brutally attacked the police and destroyed the streets of Belgrade, because their policy is violence and nothing else.

The students in the blockade on Belgrade's Slavija Square organized a meeting attended by academics, activists and citizens from other parts of Serbia. The meeting at Slavija started around 18 pm and ended a few minutes before 20 pm. Gatherings were held during the day at four locations in Belgrade, from where the columns headed towards Slavia. After the meeting, simultaneous clashes began, which ended around 22 p.m

Live on the program of TV Informer, Dragan J. Vučićević counts how many people are at the student protest in Slavija. Vučićević and the MUP say one thing, the Archives of Public Meetings say another. Who can count and who can't?

On the day of another announced large student protest in Serbia, the trains were stopped again

The long-announced student protest is taking place tomorrow (May 23) at Slavija. Gatherings start at 13 p.m. at several locations throughout Belgrade. From where will the columns to the center start and which way will they go

Milan Ostojić Sandokan was spotted among SNS supporters in Slavija, and he was filmed getting in the face of a student and at one point hitting him on the head with his hand
On Belgrade's Trg Slavija, students and citizens printed stickers and T-shirts before Saturday's protest, there were also SNS supporters who withdrew after being invited to do so by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić. There were also a lot of police

Students in the blockade announced a protest on May 23 at Slavija Square in Belgrade. This roundabout became a symbol of massive student protests that culminated in a record-breaking rally on March 15, 2025.