Twelve days have passed since the largest protest in the history of Serbia, and the most common question is: what next? The government and the citizens are on opposite sides, repression is getting stronger, the opposition is looking for a solution, and the students are thinking of their next move. Everything suggests that this is just the calm before the storm
A video from the concert of Baja Mali Knindža from the "Jezero" hall in Kragujevac is spreading on social networks, when the crowd supported the students in the blockade and started shouting "pump, pump" in the chorus.
Four months after the beginning of the blockades, the students' demands are still not met, and an imminent return to the faculties is not in the offing. At the same time, the regime tries to divide students into those who want to and those who don't want to study, and the pressure on professors is also starting. Will students persevere at the cost of a missed academic year?
On Saturday evening, the police announced that, in cooperation with the BIA, they found "a large quantity of shields and a box with 30 'protect' gas sprays" in the car of a student from Kragujevac. They presented the action as if they had caught the biggest terrorist
The students in the blockade called for another large protest, this one in front of the destroyed General Staff building in Belgrade, on March 24, the day when the NATO bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia began 26 years ago.
On the first day of spring, students launched another sudden action - they blocked the GSP garage in New Belgrade. They stay, as they say, until their demands are met, and they are preparing new actions
Blockade students announced a new protest in Belgrade - March 24 in front of the General Staff
Hundreds of testimonies collected by "Vreme" talk about an eerie wave and sound that "hit" people in Kralja Milana Street during fifteen minutes of silence on Saturday. This is an attempt to reconstruct the event
Organizing several hundred thousand people is not an easy task at all. The students, with the help of war veterans and bikers, succeeded in doing so at a large protest on March 15
Students in the blockade published a map and plan of the protest. Gathering at several points in the city and walking together towards the Parliament of Serbia
Ahead of the big protest on March 15, the Serbian Orthodox Church calls for the rejection of violence of any kind. The students have a similar message, who appeal to all religious communities to be with their people, protect the youth and help everything to pass in peace.
The informal group "Students in blockade" has officially confirmed that the protest in Belgrade will begin on March 15 at 16 p.m. in front of the National Assembly building.
Among the new expressions coined by student protests are - ćaci or Ćaci. That's how the dilemma arose - how the expression changes depending on the case, and there is also a doubt - should it be written with an uppercase or lowercase letter?
Before the big protest on March 15, parents of seven elementary schools from Vračar organized the collection of sleeping equipment for students arriving from all over Serbia
First, the students, "students who want to learn", came to the camp. And then Pionirski Park began to fill up with various suspicious groups, right next to the plateau in front of the National Assembly, where the central gathering of students in the blockade should take place on March 15. It seems as if Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić wants to provoke a conflict that he will be able to observe from the balcony on Andrićev venc
The first request of the students was not fulfilled because all the documentation related to the reconstruction of the canopy at the Railway Station in Novi Sad was not published, announced the plenum of the Faculty of Civil Engineering.
Protest walks, but also the blockade of shops, restaurants, cinemas, pumps and all consumer activities - is expected for Friday, March 7, in a new general strike led by students
The students interviewed by "Vreme" are not enthusiastic about the opposition's methods of struggle. While some see the moves of the opposition as a necessary resistance, others perceive them as a political performance with no essential benefit
After Autokomanda, Novi Sad, Kragujevac and Niš - the students called for a protest in Belgrade on March 15, which is considered crucial for the continuation of the struggle. Where it will be held and how it will proceed
The large protest in Niš was also reported by foreign media, which wrote that the students have been exerting increasing pressure on the Government of Serbia and President Aleskandar Vučić for months.
At the largest ever protest in the history of the city of Nis, everyone pumped in their own way - from children with mini-vuvuzelas, to students who were thinking of their colleagues from Novi Pazar who are celebrating Ramadan. The protest also brought the "Student Edict", a message from students about their main values
Metropolitan David of Kruševac once again spoke out about the students, calling them "thugs, manitos and people from Veresia", but also "Serbian Ustashas". This term is lexically and historically impossible, because the Ustasha authorities are responsible for murders and persecutions of Serbs in concentration camps like Jasenovac.
On March 7, Novi Sad students in the blockade called on all citizens to participate in a general strike and to join them on the streets. The students of Belgrade University will soon decide whether they will be part of this rebellion
The rapporteur of the European Parliament for Serbia, Tonino Picula, was on his first visit to Serbia since taking office and wrote a sharp report. The authorities competed to tear him apart as much as possible, but they met with him anyway
Who is Žarko Mićin, the new mayor of Novi Sad, and who is Đurađ Jakšić, who was re-elected as deputy
Aleksandar Jokić, identified as a participant in organized attacks on FDU students, appeared on February 21 in the company of President Aleksandar Vučić at his rally in Požarevac
What kind of actions has the opposition implemented and plans to implement? Have small environments been freed from fear? Finally, do political changes start at the local level?
