At the end of August, the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, sent a letter to the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, in which he complained about the current social and political crisis. Two weeks after that, he told Europe from Beijing that he should come to the Chinese capital more often
Students who traveled through five countries to reach Strasbourg read the letter they will send to the French president. In it, they seek support for a generation that does not want to leave Serbia, but to reawaken justice, dialogue and truth in it
Faced with extradition, Andrej Gnjot announced that he will send a letter to the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, in which 780 intellectuals from around the world request his release.
The letter draws attention to the pervasive violence and open systemic, systematic and continuous discrimination against Serbs in Kosovo.
Tonight, the "Rima" gallery in Belgrade will show for the first time a letter from André Breton, the founder of surrealism, to the Belgrade follower Marko Ristic from 1932, which was bought at an auction in Paris. It will be the beginning of the international celebration of the centenary of Surrealism in Serbia
President Vučić announced that by the New Year he will expose an "important" country that is allegedly interfering in the Serbian elections. It is not difficult to guess which country it is
Immediately after Miroslav Aleksić showed the letter about the alleged corruption affair regarding SNS, the President of Serbia spoke
Due to a complaint about the possible misuse of personal data when sending letters to pensioners, the collection of data for inspection supervision is in progress. The letter was signed by Aleksandar Vučić
The president of the country wrote to me because he expects me to vote for him because he increased my pension, so it's my turn to reciprocate in the elections in December
It is amusing (though also terrifying) that an ignorant legislator, whose mouth is full of identity, does not know that language is precisely the armature of identity, and declares it a mere tool
The Kosovo government welcomed the letter of parliamentarians and officials from several countries in which they asked the United States of America, the European Union and Great Britain to be tougher towards Serbia in connection with the escalation of the conflict in the north of Kosovo and on the Belgrade-Pristina route. Zdravko Ponoš is convinced that it is the work of Albanian lobbyists
Serbia has been detected as the main disruptive factor standing in the way of normalizing relations between Belgrade and Pristina and calming tensions in Kosovo. In essence, several dozens of Western parliamentarians are asking the USA, the EU and Great Britain to put pressure on Belgrade, and as an effective example they point to the US Government's move to put the head of the BIA, Aleksandar Vulin, under the sanctions regime
More than 2.000 teachers and associates from several universities in Serbia joined the citizens' demands by signing
