Speaking about the events in front of the DIF in Novi Sad, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić called the incident "bare evil", admitted that he was not satisfied with the work of the police and accused the demonstrators of causing serious economic damage to the country.
The Ministry of Education has sent a notice to the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš that on Monday, April 7, it will carry out an extraordinary inspection in that institution, related to the organization of classes and exams.
On Students' Day, instead of partying, the students of Belgrade University were on the streets. What did it look like?
On April 3, members of the Criminal Police Directorate entered the rectorate of the University in the largest city of Šumadija, according to the tabloids, while "Vreme" learns that the city's Prosecutor's Office has not received any reports for action
The President of the Assembly talked about the lost materials of students and pupils in a guest appearance on K1 television, mentioning a kind of D-Day, when it will be known what will happen to the academic year. She also missed the number of schools that are blocked, and that significantly
Belgrade students blocking the faculties condemned the attack on their colleagues in Novi Pazar, where a car ran into the students blocking the main road. One student received minor injuries, and the students say that the attacks will not weaken their fight for justice and freedom
During the "Let's Meet at Sretenje" protest held in Kragujevac, students hinted that the next city where they will organize a big protest could be Niš.
Although the "Sveti Trifun" High School with its students' dormitory in Aleksandrovac is not under blockade, a number of classes of this school are. They organize a noise action and 15 minutes of silence every day, and because of that they suffer pressure. Which is why they don't give up
Teachers, lawyers, actors and other workers stop work, students are constantly blocking colleges and streets, and there are demonstrations in the strongest strongholds of the Serbian Progressive Party. As Vučić's caravan moves from city to city, protests follow in its footsteps. What has stopped so far and where it all leads
Sunday marked 100 days since the tragedy in Novi Sad. The students blocking the colleges are not giving up their demands, they are not showing any signs of fatigue and are announcing new actions
"We are practically living in a state of emergency, only no one has publicly acknowledged it," Dragan Popović from the Center for Practical Politics told Vreme. Daily protests and road blockades throughout Serbia, the blockade of universities and the judiciary due to a strike by lawyers, a part of secondary schools, a reflection of civil disobedience, announcements of new strikes speak of a deep social and political crisis.
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 students called on the citizens to join the general strike. Many responded. Throughout the day, "Vreme" reported on events related to work stoppages, protests and actions across the country.
Walking through Dorćol - almost everyone works except market sellers
While some have gone on a general strike, others are offering free coffee and massage, roasting and infusions. Who joined the anti-strike on Friday and is working under more favorable circumstances
Faced with some kind of general strike, the authorities resort to an age-old forum - a counter rally. But that jug also goes on the water until it breaks
From Šabac, via Belgrade to Pranjanj and Prokuplje - which school principals have resigned to protect themselves from the teachers' strike
The safety of students who spend their days blocking colleges seems to be nobody's concern. Attacks on them are almost daily. What role do law enforcement play at roadblocks?
An incident occurred in front of the Faculty of Medicine in Novi Sad when a man tried to stab a student police officer with a knife during a traffic block.
The driver of the car tried to break through the blockade in front of the Faculty of Law in Belgrade
While the sleet is blowing, the students of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts, on foot, end the blockade of the road via Gazela
"Holiday guards" of blocked students remained at many faculties in Serbia. Vreme asked what to expect after the holidays
Prime Minister Miloš Vučević announced the continuation of the school year with threats of dismissal to teachers who continue the strike. Some of the teachers told "Vreme" that they will not give in under pressure
The winter vacation for elementary and high school students throughout Serbia has begun and will last until Monday, January 20, 2025. Students of certain schools remain persistent and continue with blockades and protests
During the blockade of the intersection in Šabac, an incident occurred when a taxi driver drove his car into the students
In order to appease the high school students, who joined the students on the streets, the government extended their winter vacation. The measure, however, did not bear fruit, given that the students of Jova's high school are already announcing that they will stay at school during the holidays.
The Ministry of Education announced that it has sent a proposal to the Government of Serbia to start the winter vacation equally for primary and secondary schools throughout the territory of the Republic of Serbia, on Tuesday, December 24, 2024.
