"You have Serbia with more than two years of the biggest, strongest and most serious internal unrest and demonstrations, on the brink of civil war," said Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković.
Prime Minister of Croatia Andrej Plenkovic warned of the "harsh political reality" of the Western Balkans, pointing out that "Serbia on the verge of civil war", which is why he emphasized the need for a sober approach to the enlargement of the European Union.
"Serbia is on the verge of civil war," he said in a panel discussion with three prime ministers from Slovenia, Albania and Montenegro at the Bled Strategic Forum.
The topic of the panel was the further expansion of the European Union, and Planković emphasized that the "harsh political reality" should also be seen.
"You have North Macedonia, which is blocked. You have Serbia with more than two years of the biggest, strongest and most serious internal unrest and demonstrations, on the verge of civil war. You have Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Dodik who has been dragging out separation or no separation for years, and hey, he's out. You have Banjska, which passed in 2023 without a serious remark or articulation by anyone in the EU, we pretend it didn't happen. That's reality," he said, as quoted Večernji list from Zagreb.
We need to be "really sober about expansion and the changing global context," he added.
"I am in favor of enlargement, I think that everyone is trying to join, but they need to stabilize politically," Plenković said.
The students stated that they are advocating for the establishment of a system in which institutions work without violence, violence and abuse
The high turnout and engagement of members of the electoral committees from the Student List had a significant impact on the reduction of irregularities at the polling stations themselves, says Raša Nedeljkov from Crta.
The expo will continue, but its costs and coverage will be reviewed, announced Vladan Kuzmanović from the Student List. A "black list" of construction companies is introduced
The Serbs' struggle for democracy must be studied at world universities, says former Montenegrin Prime Minister Dritan Abazović
The case against the controversial businessman Milan Radoičić, suspected of "Banjska", is under the scrutiny of the Supreme Public Prosecution Commission, and on the instructions of the Supreme Prosecutor Zagorka Dolovac, writes the portal Nova.rs. This news was met on Informer with great stress and interruption of the program
My honor is called loyalty, it was written on the metal buckles on the belts of the SS, which emphasized their loyalty to Adolf Hitler. Batina detachments of the Essenes wore phantoms on their heads instead of party insignia. Their loyalty was expressed in euros.
A lot was done in the first three days after the victory of the Student List. If you don't have that impression, you're just not used to normalcy yet
Why do we suddenly have no place to find out what Vučić thinks and who the "blockaders-Ustasha" are planning to kill? Why these pathetic attempts to fly over?
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