
Election 2026.
Both appeals of the Student List regarding the diaspora vote were rejected
The Administrative Court confirmed the decisions of the REC on the duration of voting and the determination of polling stations in the diaspora

The Administrative Court confirmed the decisions of the REC on the duration of voting and the determination of polling stations in the diaspora
The regime will not open polling stations abroad and forces people to vote - at night! By cutting off a large number of voters, the elections are already officially irregular

During the initial inspection, signatures of voter support and other documentation were checked, and the lawyers of the Student List were not informed of any deficiencies.

It was decided that two options would be available to voters, so that they could choose a screen behind which they feel safer and more comfortable.
The polls in Hungary closed at 7:00 p.m., and three hours later, Viktor Orbán publicly announced his defeat. Why are the election results waiting longer in Serbia?

Students are collecting funds for extraordinary elections with the "Buna Park" action, and citizens are protesting in front of the REC building. During that time, Chetnik songs are played from Pionirski Park

In Belgrade, the first protest began in front of the Faculty of Law, and the second was announced for 18.30:XNUMX p.m. in front of the RIK building because "The circus must stop", at the same time as "Preparation for Vidovdan" in Sremski Karlovci.

It continued where it left off: in front of the building where RIK is located. What is being sought is what was being sought: to annul the elections, especially in Belgrade. What and how next? Everything has already been said before
We are gathering again against this robbery, Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta tells "Vreme" in response to the new protest of the opposition coalition "Serbia against violence" announced for Tuesday

The coalition "Serbia against violence" is already preparing an appeal to the Constitutional Court, which it will ask to annul the results of the December elections. Lawyer Sofija Mandić told "Vreme" that it was a painstaking job because there were irregularities at every step

After the repeated elections in eight electoral places, the Republican Electoral Commission published on its website the final results of the extraordinary parliamentary elections held on December 17, based on all processed data.

"The students were not defeated by Tito, they were not defeated by Milošević, neither Šapić nor Vučić will defeat them, who think that students are defeated by arresting themselves," said Vladimir Obradović.

After gathering in front of the building of the Republic Election Commission (REC), the citizens went to the building of the Radio Television of Serbia, where the "free diary" was held.

I left the building where RIK is located late at night. Opponents who are on hunger strike got ready to sleep for several hours on uncomfortable couches and mattresses. I left them with the thought that they were losing physical strength faster than faith in better mornings

There have been protests in Serbia in the past years as well, but regardless of the occasional large number, they mostly ended in failure.
"The arrest of Vojislav Ostojić, as well as dozens of young people, is a pure attempt to intimidate opposition activists in order to give up the fight for respecting the electoral will of the citizens," the leader of the Movement of Free Citizens told Vreme.
The Arena case indicates a great abuse of voting by voters who do not live on the territory of Serbia in the republican and local elections in Belgrade, and in connection with that, illegal interventions in the voter list.
"Accusing those young people who were arrested of destroying the constitutional order is absurd," says Pavle Grbović for "Vreme". From the RIK, the citizens protesting against the election theft went on a walk to the police station in 29. november street, where today's protest ended. After the protest on Sunday evening in front of the Belgrade Assembly, the police detained over 30 mostly young people
Do the protesters against the regime want to radicalize the protest or not? How who, says Aleksandar Gubaš from the Archive of Public Meetings for "Vreme". He states that it is natural for the number of people to decrease when the fuss starts
Although it is not easy to guess what is going on in the head of the President of Serbia, that head follows some kind of logic, and the logic, probably clear to him as well, says that now he must not deviate even an inch. At least he'll try
The Coalition of Serbia Against Violence assessed that during the protests on Sunday evening, the authorities showed their true colors by sending their hooligans to create incidents, and in the end, they sent the police to the citizens protesting because of the stolen elections.
The technical prime minister thanked the Russian security services as a guest in a "Hit Tweet" for informing them of what was being prepared in Belgrade on Sunday, which, she claims, was directed by some Western services.
Brutal police intervention dismantled the regime. If it intimidates the citizens for a while, the image of defending irregular elections with caning and arrests has gone from Serbia. With this, Vučić becomes an autocrat similar to Lukashenko
A large number of police officers dispersed the demonstrators who had previously tried to enter by force in front of the City Assembly - allegedly, so that the opposition MPs could speak from the balcony. Vučić said that the "rioters" will be held accountable, Radomir Lazović said that the fight will continue
The protest of the opposition gathered around the coalition "Serbia against violence" is held in front of the city hall in Belgrade
"I am moderately optimistic that the elections can be repeated. This is such a big theft that it cannot be hidden," Radomir Lazović told "Vreme" in front of the City Assembly
Since the RIK announced at the session that it cannot influence the repeat of the elections in Belgrade, a large protest will be organized this week (December 24) at 18 p.m.