Fico backs Vučić in Novi Sad ahead of key vote
The Slovak prime minister vowed that his country will not recognise Kosovo
The Slovak prime minister vowed that his country will not recognise Kosovo
Hundreds gathered in Belgrade to support staff who rejected a newly appointed editor, raising concerns over editorial independence ahead of elections
He rejected the comparison with Putin, saying that in EU member Bulgaria, the President had made the same move months ago
After 16 months of secrecy, all 250 names are out. Missing rebel stars, social-media smears and a program that avoids “high politics” now frame the campaign against Vučić
The bill calls for sanctions and visa restrictions against individuals who undermine democratic processes, peace, stability and territorial integrity in the Western Balkans
The current interior minister and SPS president since 2006, has long occupied the role of a reliable junior partner in Serbian politics
Direction will depend less on residual public dissatisfaction and more on whether the democratic camp can achieve minimum coordination
Diplomats suspect Belgrade is mimicking reform in order to secure access to EU funds - in particular the frozen €1.5 billion
It appears that Serbia’s strongman wants both parliamentary and presidential elections to be held this year, on the same day – but he may change his mind
Vučić said that he would submit his resignation as President of Serbia in the coming days and weeks
Prosecutors announce criminal proceedings against thousands of citizens over the “simulation” at the 15 March 2025 protest
Particular attention was paid to allegations that a sonic weapon was used against demonstrators during a mass protest in Belgrade on 15 March 2025