Interview: Radovan Lazić, prosecutor

17.June 2026 Nedim Sejdinovic

How the case of Veselin Milić was contaminated

From the statement of the prosecution, one gets the impression that the role of the former head of the Belgrade police in the whole event is continuously diminished. It is difficult to determine whether this is really the result of the evidentiary actions carried out so far and new knowledge gathered during the investigation, or whether it is a matter of relativizing his role for some other reason. Nevertheless, bearing in mind all the strange and unusual moves of the High Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, it is quite justified to suspect that it is about relativizing responsibility and that someone from a very high position is trying to protect Milić

The building of the High Council of the Prosecution

High Prosecution Council

06.March 2026. NM

"The house is on fire": Will the prosecutors go to TOK

The session of the High Prosecution Council is still ongoing and the vote is being taken on re-referring prosecutors to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime (TOK), who are temporarily acting in that prosecutor's office.

A progressive attack on the judiciary

21.January 2026. Slobodan Georgiev

Loyalization of the judiciary and prosecution

Last year, it seemed that some parts of the prosecutor's office and the judiciary might wake up just as the students demanded at the beginning of their rebellion. The regime did not sit idly by and now wants to eliminate all those who "raised their heads" in a "legal way", but also to prevent progressive bigwigs from appearing before the court.

constitutional Court

High Prosecution Council

20.January 2026. Bojan Bednar

Rerun of VST elections: "Copy of political election theft"

"Where it is not satisfied with the elections in the High Prosecutor's Council, the SNS used its influence on the Constitutional Court and annulled them. This is copying the theft of political elections," says Aleksandar Olenik, lawyer and vice president of the League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina

The building of the High Council of the Prosecution

High Prosecution Council

15.January 2026. B. B.

VST: The Constitutional Court did not follow the law

The High Council of the Prosecutor's Office announced that the Constitutional Court did not comply with the law when it ruled in favor of the appeals against the elections in the Supreme Administrative Court and thus called into question the outcome of the legitimate election process

Bust of Justice with scales.

Elections in the High Council of the Prosecutor's Office

25.December 2025. NM

The fight for the election results in the VST: Minister Vujić banned the electronic session

Minister of Justice Nenad Vujić stated that it is not in accordance with the Rules of Procedure of the High Council of Prosecutions (HPC) that the President of the Council Branko Stamenković scheduled an electronic session to decide on objections submitted regarding prosecutorial elections. He is threatening him with a criminal report

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Comment

24.December 2025. Nedim Sejdinovic

Elections in the Supreme Administrative Court: Defeat of the prosecutor's son

The defeat of the prosecutor Nenad Stefanović in the elections for the members of the High Council of Prosecutors also has a great symbolic meaning: an institution defended itself and showed that the power of Vučić is thinner than it was thought, that its greatest strength - as is the case with the secret services - lies in the reputation of great power

The executive power announces that it will turn the unpleasant Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime into a department of the Higher Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade - led by the loyal Nenad Stefanović.

New issue of Vremena

11.December 2025. NS

Will Nenad Stefanović become an all-powerful prosecutor?

The executive power announces that it will turn the unpleasant Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime into a department of the Higher Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade - led by the loyal Nenad Stefanović. Branko Stamenković, the president of the High Council of the Prosecution, talks about this for the new issue of "Vremena".

Interview: Branko Stamenković, President of the High Prosecution Council

11.December 2025. Nedim Sejdinovic

Threats to prosecutors lead to prison

It is completely unclear to me what the platitudes that individuals use about alienating, separating and endangering the state from public prosecutors really mean. It is symptomatic to me that they appeared when the competent public prosecutor's offices, acting according to the laws, began to act ex officio in connection with criminal proceedings in which high representatives of the executive power were involved. I will remind you that the government has repeatedly proclaimed the fight against corruption as one of the most important goals of its work