
Overview of the week
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The progressive regime has become dangerous and a serious security risk for all citizens of the Republic of Serbia. That's how it should be treated
The progressive regime has become dangerous and a serious security risk for all citizens of the Republic of Serbia. That's how it should be treated
"None of our operatives, and there were them in all the streets, did not feel any effects, sound or whatever you want," said the director of the Security and Information Agency, Vladimir Orlić.
Amnesty International's report on the espionage of Serbian activists, journalists and politicians caused stormy reactions. The opposition sees this act as an abuse of institutions and demands the resignation of the BIA director. During that time, the Ministry of Interior and the BIA claim that everything is according to the law
The progressive government increasingly loses all sense of proportion. Now she has sent BIA agents to intimidate the employees of the Republic Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments who believe that Vučić and his brothers are illegally demolishing the General Staff. Party repression is more and more exposed
What does it take for a person to become a BIA director? In other words - with which Vladimir Orlić recommended himself as the successor of Bata Gašić and Vulin
"Orlić is considered one of the officials of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party most loyal to the former leader of the SNS and the head of state," the Index.hr portal assesses.
Vladimir Orlić has a real diploma, he is not a flyover nor a member of progressive clans. He is persistent, loyal and endlessly cynical in his public appearances. All the right recommendations to lead the Security and Information Agency
With Orlić's appointment as the head of the BIA, the disbanding and harnessing of the national security service into the hands of the party's SNS clique continues, which in this way preserves its criminal affairs, connections with organized crime and bare power - said Borko Stefanović
At today's session of the National Security Council, which was chaired by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, approval was given for the appointment of Vladimir Orlić as the director of the Security and Information Agency.
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, today announced extraordinary parliamentary elections for December 17, 2023, and the deadlines for electoral activities begin to run with the entry into force of the decision. "It is important that people make a rational decision about what future they want," said Vučić
People's deputy and head of the parliamentary group "Pravac Evropa" Marinika Tepić confirmed the prevention of MPs from moving freely. She said that the security in the parliament surrounded the members of the opposition and that they were "handcuffed in chains".
While the deputies of the so-called pro-European opposition tried to obstruct the work of the Assembly by making noise and walking around the hall, the members of the ruling majority did what they set out to do today. The session continues tomorrow
Cooperation between Serbia and Iran is getting stronger despite the fact that Iran has been under European Union sanctions since 2021. The stay of the President of the Assembly Vladimir Orlić in that country speaks of this. Already on the first day of the visit, the two nations agreed on the issue of territorial integrity and sovereignty of Serbia
The work of the Inquiry Committee for the determination of the facts about the mass murders in Elementary School "Vladislav Ribnikar" and in Mladenovac was suspended by the President of the Assembly, Vladimir Orlić, without any consultation with the members of the committee.
After the members' questions, the discussion should begin on the Motion for a vote of no confidence in the Minister of the Interior, Bratislav Gašić, which was submitted by 61 members of the opposition.
The head of the parliamentary group of the People's Party, Miroslav Aleksić, said last night that the people will remain on the streets until the demands of the "Serbia against violence" protest are met.
On Thursday, MPs will discuss the circumstances that contributed to two mass murders taking place in Serbia within 24 hours, and the agenda will also include a proposal for a vote of no confidence in the Minister of the Interior, Bratislav Gašić.
The first regular spring session of the Assembly started yesterday without any explanation as to why it was 50 days late. The Green-Lefts are still looking for the missing petition with the title "People's initiative to ban lithium mining" signed by 38.000 citizens, the patriotic bloc demands that the deputies declare a referendum on the German-French plan for Kosovo. Almost no one listens to anyone, the opposition MPs use the opportunity of the sessions being broadcast live so that someone can hear them until their colleagues from the ruling parties vote what they were told to vote for. It continued where it left off
While the Minister of Justice claims that the adoption of a set of judicial laws would mean the depoliticization of the judiciary, the SRCE movement announces that judges and prosecutors will continue to be inadequately protected and exposed to pressure from the president of the court, and asks the Government to withdraw the laws it proposed
The former US ambassador to Serbia said that the Russians have significant influence in the important institutions of Serbia and the Serbian Progressive Party, and that since 2012 there has been a period of significant distancing of the Serbian Government from the European path and a very obvious turn towards Russia, and especially towards Vadimir Putin
Neither in the Serbian Progressive Party is there any awareness of the division into legislative, judicial and executive power, nor do the majority of Serbian citizens hold a grudge against the Progressives. It's a shame that, based on the Constitution, the president is asked about very little
People's deputies took the oath, Vladimir Orlić was elected president of the Assembly after a ten-hour debate. After all, the impression is that the legislative body of the Republic of Serbia has returned to its pre-boycott state: a frantic fight between a motley opposition minority and an orchestrated regime majority that is unable, or will not understand, what parliamentary democracy is.
The session of the National Assembly convened for the purpose of electing its president started at ten o'clock. Everything and anything was discussed, and least of all the candidate of the Serbian Progressive Party, Vladimir Orlić, in contrast to Marinika Tepić, who expressed doubts about his suitability.
Vladimir Orlić became famous for not allowing dissenters to have a say and for speaking at the scheduled media conference to an empty hall where not a single journalist came. He also drew attention to himself with a work contract with the College of Medicine in Ćuprija. Two years ago, BIRN wrote in the text "What the documents show" about numerous illogicalities in connection with the hiring of the then SNS deputy, whose contract was declared illegal by the educational inspectorate. Since Orlić will be voted for the President of the National Assembly during the day, after a stormy debate, we remind you of this case
Some voters are afraid that they will lose their jobs if they don't vote for Vučić, or that SNS will lose and there will be lustration and riots. The common fear of 50 percent of respondents in the shadow of the Ukrainian war is the revival of the "ghosts of the past" in the post-Yugoslav area. The same number of them believe that Serbia should be neutral in relation to Russian aggression at the cost of sanctions, shortages and everything that reminds of the nineties, while some others fear exactly that. In response to all this, Vulin announces an attack on polling stations, the breaking of ballot boxes and the planting of forged ballots, all in the organizations of some foreign factor and domestic collaborators.