Protests
We defend with knowledge: All-day rally on Student Square
An all-day meeting "Branmo with knowledge" was held in Belgrade with the aim of showing citizens that universities have solutions for important issues of port Rio Tinto and Expo.
Comment
There will be no election.
The knee-jerk Supreme Being trusts in the local elections in Kosjerić and Zaječar. It must not be forgotten that for 13 years he poured heavy poisons, especially in the province, and that detoxification is a long and painful process.
University and Government
Rector Đokić: No progress in resolving the crisis
Another meeting of representatives of the Government and the university was held - without much progress
New issue of "Vremena"
"The student movement has a real chance of winning the elections"
The students in the blockade demand the dissolution of the Assembly and the calling of extraordinary parliamentary elections. What are their chances? It is the title theme of the new "Vremena"
Student movement
Can the impossible become possible?
The call for elections is a call to the regime, and it remains to be seen whether there will also be a student call to everyone else for a social agreement on how to oppose the regime in future elections. They can be announced unexpectedly quickly, and may not be there before some "regular appointment" unless there is extremely strong pressure on the street.
Research: Youth and the nineties
Years that were banished from schools and the public
"Honestly, I don't know if we would be here today if the war and the disintegration of Yugoslavia hadn't happened in the 1990s," one of the students at the protests told "Vreme". "Everything is connected. Because since the nineties, you have hatred between different nations, war and the like. Now you have hatred and also a kind of war, but within the same people, the Serbian people. We are talking about the government and us."
Student requirements
Postcard from Russia: What does Vučić say about the elections?
From Moscow, the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, announced that the extraordinary parliamentary elections would not be long in coming
Exit from the crisis
Extraordinary elections or state of emergency in the country: Students threw down the gauntlet in the face of the authorities
Students in the blockade of all universities in Serbia are no longer just looking for moral support - they are looking for political responsibility. The request for early elections was also supported by the opposition parties, but the key question remains: how to force the government to give in and is there a way to really hold the elections under fair conditions?
Who "snitches" on citizens?
How Viber became a tool of government: Citizens on trial for messages from private groups
In Serbia, Viber has become much more than a messaging app – for many citizens, it has also become a source of problems. Since the beginning of the protests in the country, messages from parents' and activist groups have increasingly ended up in the tabloids, and their authors - in police interrogations.
Early Elections
Students do not give up: Elections or political ruin
More than six months have passed since the fall of the canopy of the railway station in Novi Sad, the faculties have been blocked for more than five months, the demands of the students have not been met, and the next one has come - the calling of extraordinary parliamentary elections. The question arises - why now?
Early Elections
Students for "Vreme": How will they choose people for the election list?
Questions are being asked about who will be the candidates on the student electoral list if the elections are called
Student protests
Extraordinary elections: What are the first reactions to the new student request
The students in the blockade announced that they demand the calling of extraordinary parliamentary elections. What are the reactions?
Comment
Dragan Bujošević and Nenad Lj. Stefanović - a duo in severe delusion
Despite massive protests in front of RTS, tens of thousands of people on the streets and a blockade for several weeks, the duo from the top of the Public Service still does not see a problem. Or at least he tries not to see it, while the public looks more and more through the window - and looks for a way out
Public service
Open letter from RTS workers to the leadership: Against censorship and silence
The blockade of Radio and Television of Serbia has ended, but some of the employees have written an open letter asking the management for answers to a series of questions about biased reporting.
Protests in Serbia
"March on the Drina": Students and high school students walk to a protest in Loznica
According to the established method, students and high school students went on another walking tour. The goal is Loznica and the protest that is being held in that city on May 9
Comment
Long student march: How the government is crowned
Serbian students repeated a hundred times that this is a marathon. Similar to Adam Mihnjik in the eighties in Poland, when he talked about the "long march". The government in Serbia is on the way to the end - you just need to be patient
Politics
Vučić's greetings from America
In addition to the "important and good meetings" in America, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić arrived to announce a new meeting in Niš on May 17, to look back at the protests, count the participants and announce the arrival of problems "in the blockaders' paradise".
Politics
The SNS does not care that the students are asking for elections: "The numbers are not so favorable"
Five months after the beginning of the blockades, there are increasingly frequent indications among students and the public that the elections will take place after all. Dejan Bursać, a research associate at the Institute of Philosophy and Social Theory, believes that this is a good way towards the political articulation of the rebellion.
Blockade of the faculty
When Students Vote 'Wrong': BIA Gets Involved in Law School Poll Investigation
Since the students of the Faculty of Law in Novi Sad voted by majority against tuition compensation, Miloš Vučević accuses them of theft. The president of SNS announces that the BIA and the prosecution will be involved in the story
Student protests
Popović (SSP): Former handball player Vlada Mandić clashed with students and veterans
Former handball player and now prominent member of the Serbian Progressive Party, Vladimir Mandić, was part of a group that clashed with students and veterans on May 1, Mila Popović from the Freedom and Justice Party announced. Many affairs are connected to Mandić
Student protests
Archive of public meetings: MUP manipulates the number of people present at the protest
The MUP says 6.200, while the Archive of Public Meetings counts 18.000 participants at the May Day protest in front of the Government of Serbia. AJS is therefore seeking answers from the MUP: who in that institution signs incorrect data and for what purpose?
Eaves
Fall of the Canopy: Six Months of Protest and Political Crisis
Six months have passed since the tragedy at the train station in Novi Sad, and since then, much has not been the same in Serbia
Students in the blockade
The Faculty of Medicine in Nis threatens students with criminal proceedings
If they do not end the blockade of the Faculty of Medicine in Niš by May 4, the students will be threatened with criminal and disciplinary proceedings, the administration of that higher education institution announced.
Potential choices
Professors for "Vreme": Who would agree to be on the student list in the elections
What is the interest among university professors for direct participation in politics, on a potential "student list", if such a list were to be formed and extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia would be limited
Student protests
University and Government: New meeting between Đokić and Macuto on Wednesday
After one held and another canceled meeting, the Prime Minister of Serbia Đuro Macut and the rector of the University of Belgrade, Vladan Đokić, are again sitting at the same table
President of Serbia
Vučić: I am not satisfied with the work of the police, criminal blockades cause enormous damage
Speaking about the events in front of the DIF in Novi Sad, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić called the incident "bare evil", admitted that he was not satisfied with the work of the police and accused the demonstrators of causing serious economic damage to the country.
Academics' response
Students: Illegally arrested colleague from FTN, gathering in front of the police station
After an FTN student was arrested for an alleged attack on DIF dean Patrick Dryd, students in Novi Sad say that he did not participate in the incident and that the excessive force came solely from the police