Resolution on Serbia

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22.October 2025 Andrei Ivanji

Serbia and the EU: A slap in the face in Strasbourg after a slap in the face in Belgrade

Did Aleksandar Vučić take seriously the message of the harshest ever Resolution of the European Parliament on Serbia supported by a warning from the European Commission

European Parliament

22.October 2025 Milica Srejić

The harshest EP resolution on Serbia ever: Uncovering the Vučić regime

Today, the European Parliament is voting on a new resolution on Serbia, which some MPs say is the harshest ever, when it comes to countries that have the status of candidates for membership in the European Union. What consequences can that document have?

Political prisoners

08.May 2025. KS

The European Parliament demands the release of the arrested Novi Sad activists

The European Parliament's resolution on Serbia, which was adopted by a majority vote on Wednesday (May 7), demands the release of six political prisoners in Novi Sad, members of the Movement of Free Citizens and the organization Stav

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08.February 2024. Andrei Ivanji

EP resolution: The opposition's first diplomatic victory

For Vučić, the Resolution of the European Parliament on the Serbian elections is the slap in the face that he feared. He knows very well how those, who from the "stability factor" in the eyes of the so-called of the West become a "disruptive factor"

European Parliament

08.February 2024. NR

Pavle Grbović: It seems that the tolerance of Vučić's autocracy has come to an end

The president of the Movement of Free Citizens tells "Vreme" from Strasbourg that the European Union will no longer tolerate the autocracy introduced in Serbia by Alekandar Vučić.

Politics

08.February 2024. BG/N1/Free Europe

EP resolution on Serbia: Investigation of elections and suspension of funding

In the resolution, which will be voted on today, MEPs demand an international investigation, the formation of an ad hoc commission, as well as an expert mission that would investigate what happened in the extraordinary elections on December 17.