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16.December 2021 SP

Urgent EP resolution on Serbia: Hooligans, police, ecology and modern slavery

Members of the European Parliament have condemned the violence of hooligans during recent environmental protests, their relationship with the police and the "modern slavery" of Vietnamese workers in China's Linglong factory. Aleksandar Vulin told them not to "heal their frustrations in Serbia"

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09.December 2021 Philip Schwarm

Progressive lament: If I were Vučić, I would think twice

How will Aleksandar Vučić's salto mortale with the expropriation and referendum laws be felt in his ranks? Before the readers is a draft of the idea without changes and additions

Overview of the week

03.December 2021 Philip Schwarm

The leader of the advanced team: Aleksandar Vučić in the defensive line

As the regime ceded the state's monopoly of force to its paramilitary units and launched a new campaign to demonize political opponents

Overview of the week

26.November 2021 Philip Schwarm

Two alpha males in the Kremlin

At the Assembly of his Serbian Progressive Party, Vučić begins the election campaign as a Serbian alpha male who received from the Russian alpha male what no one has, nor will.

Portrait of a contemporary - Miloš Vučević, mayor of Novi Sad and vice president of SNS

10.march 2021 Nedim Sejdinovic

A man without attributes

Despite the fact that he is the longest-serving mayor of Balasevic's city, that he does not leave the local screens and newspaper columns, that he soared high in the political life of the country, Vucevic still gives the impression of a man who found himself in that place quite by accident. It's as if someone did a disastrously bad casting and chose the completely wrong actor for the lead role

Portrait of a contemporary - Vojislav Šešelj, a convicted war criminal

18.April 2018. Zora Drcelic

Holder of the Order for Hate Speech

Politically intoned or not, Seselj's verdict will put at least one point in his rich biography. On April 11, the Mechanism for International Criminal Courts issued a verdict according to which war criminal Vojislav Šešelj was sentenced to 10 years in prison. Full stop. Whether this will be the end of his parliamentary career in the Serbian parliament is not likely at this moment, because without a doubt the state leadership supports him and remains silent on new outbursts and threats.

The culture of memory

29.April 2015. Milos Vasic

What were you doing in '93, Dad?

The spirit of Voja Seselj hovers over the Serbian Progressive Party and it is inseparable from him. With the same reckless arrogance, he built Greater Serbia, and they built Belgrade on the water and a high-speed railway to Pest. Arguments do not mean anything to them, as well as to Voja Šešelj: theirs is important the will