The speech of the head of state, Aleksandar Vučić, is best described by the word - indisposition. The March 15 protest is his heavy political defeat. Now everyone saw that he no longer had the ability to prevent events, let alone create them
Today, probably the largest protest in the history of Serbia was held in Belgrade. You could follow all the events on the "Time" portal. While the protest was transferred to Slavia, riots broke out in front of the Assembly
Branko Momčilović, aka Majkan, tells "Vreme" how he was arrested on the way to Belgrade
According to a document that appeared on social networks, the protest scheduled for March 15 in Belgrade includes mass blockades, a central meeting in front of the Serbian Parliament and the symbolic action "The Biggest Noise in Serbia". It is also planned to introduce a general strike from March 17 to 19. However, the students emphasize that this document is not final and that the official plan is still being discussed
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, challenged students and citizens to meet him on March 15 in Belgrade - if they dare. The decision on Andrić's wreath has been made: there is no more foiling that the top regime is tolerant, the hard game of repression begins
Neither holidays, nor icy days like the one on Sretenje when they were outside for a full 15 hours, nor even colder nights, when they slept under the open sky on the way to Novi Sad, bothered them. Neither the bloody feet from walking hundreds of kilometers, nor the daily intimidation from the authorities that they will be left without scholarships and homes, nor the latest threat that they will lose the year, hindered them. How students teach everyone else what perseverance and adaptability are in the face of new challenges
The session of the Assembly was actually a struggle to capitalize on the energy of the student rebellion. Believe it or not, the government and the opposition presented their actions as "fulfilling student demands"
"They are guerrillas who change the world," said the dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, Natalija Jovanović, about the students in the blockade, emphasizing their courage and steadfastness.
The President of the Assembly of Serbia, Ana Brnabić, stated that a final agreement has been reached on amendments to the Law on Higher Education, which MPs should adopt at the beginning of March, which will fulfill the fourth student request. Students say they don't believe in fulfillment until the changes are officially adopted
The protest in Nis is heating up, and another walk is being held - from the Basic Court to the RTS office. Meanwhile, two high schools this week made the decision to go into lockdown
Student protests have brought the entire society to its feet and led to the fall of the Serbian government. Some analysts estimate that this student movement is even bigger than the one from 1968. How does it work from the inside? And what are the possible outcomes?
The public class "Let's teach you a lesson - protest for education" was held in front of the Ministry of Education
After the citizens of Kragujevac, who ran to Belgrade on Sunday (February 9) carrying an invitation to the students for the blockade they are organizing in that city on Saturday, February 15, on Sretenje, the students from Novi Sad are starting a race to the capital of Serbia, where they will hand over the baton to the students of the University of Belgrade, from where they will continue together to Kragujevac
The Austrian Academy of Sciences published on its website an interview with academician Oliver Jens Schmitt, professor of Balkan history at the University of Vienna, who says that in Serbia "there is no life perspective beyond the power apparatus of Aleksandar Vučić" and that is why students "feel trapped".
The mini "investigative" series about student protests called "(De)blockade" which was broadcast on Pink, is actually a propaganda mashup permeated with the discourse that has been cooking in the kitchen of the Serbian Progressive Party for the past three months.
The Serbian diaspora in Las Vegas organized a solidarity protest with students who have been protesting in Serbia for months. In the messages of support, it was emphasized that young people are leading the changes and that the fight for justice has no borders.
Police officer Katarina Petrović tells "Vreme" about the persecution against her and her husband and why she is ready to endure everything
"A series of inconsistencies in the public statements of representatives of state bodies does not assure that dialogue leading to the fulfillment of student demands is possible," announced the Rector's College
Students of the Faculty of Law of the University of Belgrade, which is under blockade, rejected the invitation of the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, to a "fake" dialogue. They believe that the institution inviting them is not competent to resolve their demands
If we let this student rebellion eat our children, we should crawl into a rat hole and never come out again
The Prime Minister announced that he was resigning because he heard what happened that night in Novi Sad. We don't know if anyone could believe that, especially since information about the connection between the attackers and the ruling party will emerge later in the day. And what we have seen many times has happened again: whenever Vučić, as he did at the press conference on Monday, guarantees security - someone gets hurt
This is not a colored, imported or any other revolution, but an authentic aspiration of students and citizens of Serbia to bring about changes in our country. That's why I don't think we should pay too much attention to the statements of foreign officials, neither from the USA nor from Russia. We have our authentic and national goal, which is to survive and enable a normal life
The success of the protests should be measured not by what we would like to achieve through them, but by what they have already achieved. And what has been achieved is huge. Even if the protests were stopped immediately, their traces would not be lost, but, on the contrary, would act as an important fact of our political future and would certainly shorten the lifespan of this government. Protests may come and go, but their impact and impact remains as a lasting political achievement
The red middle finger practically outlines the return to schools and universities as road signs. It took less than a couple of days to stop this campaign, because it is practically political suicide
Six students, four school principals, a dean, an assistant professor and an assistant were pardoned by the decision of the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić. Vučić offered these pardons even earlier, believing that he would thereby fulfill the third request of the students, sent to the Prosecutor's Office
Last night, a serious incident took place in Novi Sad, when a group of students was attacked during their activities as part of a protest
"Students from Belgrade will on Thursday 30.01. go on a big protest march to Novi Sad", announced the rebellious academics
