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Severina's "verbal tort"

28.August 2024 MJ

Severina will be removed from Vulin's "black list", a document that should not have been created

After being questioned on topics such as lithium, Srebrenica and the Storm, detention at the border, a media frenzy and harsh words from Serbian civil servants, Severini can finally breathe a sigh of relief. The singer will be removed from the list of those who are undesirable in Serbia. Nobody from the authorities, however, thought a bit better about whether the existence of such a list is even legal

Security

19.July 2024 MJ

The EU and the USA strongly condemn the ban on the entry of certain foreign nationals into Serbia

The list of foreign citizens, mainly activists, artists and journalists, who represent a "threat to the security of Serbia", is constantly expanding. They paid for their audacity to publicly criticize Vučić's and Putin's regimes by being banned from entering Serbia. The EU and the US assess these bans as restricting basic freedoms

Comment

24.June 2024 Andrei Ivanji

Belgrade, good night, have a good trip, Stukana

Aleksandar Šapić is once again the mayor of Belgrade, and the Bosnian-Herzegovinian actor and writer Feđa Štukan has been banned from entering Serbia because, of course, he poses a threat to the security of the country. Belgrade, good night, Serbia, sleep well

Ban on entering Serbia

24.June 2024 MJ

Fedja Štukan must not pass: All "state enemies" of Serbia

Actor Feđa Štukan was banned from entering Serbia because, according to the BIA, he is dangerous for the country's security. Because of this, the actor is threatened with immediate deportation to Bosnia and Herzegovina. And by that he is neither the first nor the last

Region

24.August 2023 BG

Montenegro's message to Serbia: Let's stop the practice of banning entry because of different opinions

The former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of European Integration of Montenegro, Jovana Marović, was denied entry with the explanation that it was due to the "protection of the security of the Republic of Serbia and its citizens".