The best student, as the representatives of the authorities called him, today, there is no sign or voice. Did Miloš Pavlović's one poorly done colloquium cost more than he could have imagined
Work on the roundabout at Nikola Pašić Square near the Assembly is coming to an end. Citizens are afraid that one will spring up in Terazije as well
As you can see on the videos circulating on social networks, in just a few seconds the wind blew away part of Ćaciland - several large, white tents in front of the Serbian Parliament building.
Although "Students who want to learn" announced that they were postponing the decision to go on hunger strike until Vidovdan, that day came, and they did not move the deadline or fulfill their promise
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić asked "Students who want to learn" not to start the announced hunger strike. Miraculously, they listened to him
Minister of Education Dejan Vuk Stanković visited the students who oppose the blockade of the faculty and who are protesting in Pionirski Park and appealed to them to abandon the announced hunger strike.
While "students who want to learn" announce a hunger strike, SNS president Miloš Vučević tells them from the small screens: eat, children. Everything seems like a well-known play in which both the director and the audience know each other
For two and a half months, "Students who want to learn" have been occupying Pionirski Park, and the blockade of King Aleksandar Boulevard in front of the National Assembly has been going on for a little less time. Dissatisfied with what happened to the park and the blockade of the city, the united Belgrade choirs are organizing a protest in front of the Stari grad police station on Tuesday (May 27) - because of the "two and a half month occupation of Pioneer Park".
A "formal and legitimate student group" with the name "Students who want to learn" is now threatening the media with lawsuits. And is it really a valid association of "čacija"
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, congratulated the brave "students" who resist the "crowd", good young people who "want to learn" on Students' Day from the bottom of his heart. He also congratulated the "blockaders"
The last residents of "Ćaciland" left Pionirski Park on Monday morning. They left behind empty tents, scattered garbage and food, but also things like gas masks. We took a peek at Pionirski Park and brought you a photo gallery from the scene
Unsatisfied with N1 and Nova S's reporting, "Students Who Want to Learn" banned them from doing their work and threatened to suspend their META accounts
