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What is the real security challenge for Serbia? Most citizens know the answer at noon and midnight - it is Vučić's progressive regime

What is the real security challenge for Serbia? Most citizens know the answer at noon and midnight - it is Vučić's progressive regime

Minister of Finance Siniša Mali spoke again about the completion of the work on the Belgrade metro, and this time the deadline is 2030

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, pointed out that it is important for the people of Serbia that peace and stability be preserved - and that we "unite"

From condemning the "right of the stronger" to comparing himself to Milošević, Aleksandar Vučić interprets the global crisis after the capture of Nicolas Maduro through the prism of a constant threat - to himself

Mass dissatisfaction of citizens, sanctions against NIS and the collapse of foreign policy in which Vučić wanted to be good with all countries of the world... These are the reasons for Serbia's economic stumbling, writes Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, has once again announced the massive arming of Serbia. Are real security threats hidden behind the announcement of the doubling of military capacity or is it political marketing? Or is the regime arming itself against its own people?

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said that he hopes that the first 85.000 tons of oil will arrive by January 13 or 15, that the refinery will start working on January 17 or 18, and that processing will begin on the 25 or 26

"An act of brutal violation of international law" and "symbolic end of the international order", this is how Serbian politicians assess the kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro

"Christmas Village", the short-lived successor to the Ćaciland section on the road in front of the Serbian Parliament, has been removed, but traffic is still not functioning

"Although every student with at least a 2 in history knows that King Alexander I Karađorđević was murdered in Marseille, the President of Serbia said that the murder happened in Paris," announced the Academic Plenum

There have been rumors for some time that MOL might buy NIS, and now the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, has indirectly confirmed such information.

Although the topics of his addresses were mostly limited to a few areas - protests, elections, crisis, economy and international politics - the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, addressed the public as many as 411 times during 2025.

What will happen on January 15, if the Russians do not sell NIS by then? Will the state buy it? Or forcibly nationalize? Or something else?

Four symptoms point to the decline of Aleksandar Vučić's regime. To use once more the words of the wise Etienne de la Bossie: people no longer want a tyrant.

Proclaiming the greatest mockery of his rule as the greatest asset of libertarian Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić played near Ćaciland

Aleksandar Vučić announced the removal of the Ćaciland government camp in front of the National Assembly premises, saying that it would happen by January 3, but that part of it would remain in Pionirski Park

Nothing happens from what Vučić announces, including the promise that he will catch up with N1 and Nova S. That is why he hides his impotence and frustration by claiming that he did not ban those two televisions because he benefits from their work. Poor, cheap and transparent

The Republic Geodetic Institute announced today that citizens have submitted more than 420.000 applications since December 8, when applications began within the process "Yours on Yours" - recording and registration of rights to real estate

In 2025, the citizens also changed in that they no longer looked for leaders. They did not wait for a signal from the stage, nor did they expect salvation from the election. They learned that pressure is itself a political fact. In this quiet transformation lies the biggest problem for the government. A regime based on control does not know what to do with people who have stopped being afraid

What is Vučić's plan for staying in power? Why can't it work for him? In what way did Serbia become an international pariah? How did students pass with flags through the people and become immune to attacks? Why is 2026 an election year and the beginning of the normalization of Serbia
Instead of the announced long-term gas arrangement, an agreement was reached on supply until March 31, 2026.
The President of the country miscalculated again when he spoke about the economy and claimed that Serbia with its foreign exchange reserves "can defend the exchange rate" of the dinar for years.

In addition to participating in the siege of Sarajevo, the recently deceased Chetnik duke Slavko Aleksić will also be remembered for organizing the mass exodus of Serbs from Sarajevo after the signing of the Dayton Agreement, which is interpreted by the BiH public as "a policy of preventing coexistence and the definitive ethnic separation of Sarajevo".

Aleksandar Vučić will call early elections only if he thinks he can win. Are the opposition actors ready for a possible blitzkrieg? And who will stand against Vučić's candidate for President of the Republic?

The banners that covered part of the ruins of the General Staff for years were removed. What appeared to be a promotion of the military, actually masked the full extent of the destruction

It is easy to imagine Vučić's voice echoing through Bokeljka in the dead of night: "Oh Trump, why can't you stand me?" The answer to Truth Social would most likely be - "Because you're a matchmaker"

Not a single dinar is planned for the maintenance of the Palace complex on Dedinje in 2026, and the Monarchist Alliance believes that it is "revenge of the regime of Aleksandar Vučić" according to Filip Karađorđević