The authorities of Aleksandar Vučić have not done anything on energy security for years, so they have wasted these ten months, as the sanctions against NIS were delayed, Vasko Kelić from the Center for Economic Research told Vreme. Now there are only bad options on the table
The opposition told "Vreme" that the SNS is on the verge of being kicked out of the European family of conservative parties, while the authorities say it's fake news.
"There is a coup d'état from within - the president is undisguisedly taking over the executive, legislative and judicial powers," warns the former president of the Supreme Court, Vida Petrović Škero. In an interview for "Vreme", he talks about selective justice, the pressures of the regime's media and the torture of citizens, but also about the responsibility that those who remained silent will have to bear.
Months ago, the basic demand of all protests was the calling of extraordinary parliamentary elections. The students in the blockade have announced that they will participate with their own list. "Vreme" reveals in its new issue what the criteria are for the candidates, and whether the election list has been formed
How do plenums work when it comes to compiling the student list? Jelena Kleut, a professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, talks about this for the new issue of "Vremena".
Why do the protests in Serbia last so long without a final resolution and where does it lead? The weekly "Vreme" deals with that topic in its new issue
The political persecution of the 12 from Novi Sad should scare everyone who dares to exercise their freedom of opinion, lawyer Vladimir Horovic, the defense attorney for some of the arrested, told Vreme.
