Where did the members of the ruling party and Vučić's Trabants meet? How is it possible that out of those huge hundreds of thousands of supporters, almost an entire area remains? What is the real possibility of the ruling party to attract (some new) public figures and experts for the future government? What does all this agree about the social and political climate, except that fear has changed sides
The Agency for Business Registers has registered two newly founded associations whose names resemble the name of the future movement of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić - Movement for the People and Movement for the People and the State, with the same headquarters and the same legal representative
For SNS leader and retired minister Darko Glišić, Belgrade University rector Vlada Đokić is "a person who was happy that 16 people died in Novi Sad, who hopes that someone else will die, because he wants to build his career on blood, on death, on tragedies." The rest of the progressives were similarly isolated under Vučić's command
Twelve days have passed since the largest protest in the history of Serbia, and the most common question is: what next? The government and the citizens are on opposite sides, repression is getting stronger, the opposition is looking for a solution, and the students are thinking of their next move. Everything suggests that this is just the calm before the storm
Although the gathering of the Serbian Progressive Party - the largest in the history of Serbia - was supposed to be held on March 28, nothing came of it. "Informer" announces a new gathering from April 11 to 13
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, finally started forming some kind of movement with some professors. Great, nobody knows them so they can't throw eggs at them
SNS activists set up promotional stands on Zvezdara on Sunday morning. They were surrounded by citizens, who chanted: "Zvezdara won't want you" and "Pack up". Five hours later, the eggs flew - from both sides
Two young men, aged 19 and 16, were arrested for throwing eggs at the mayor of Niš on Friday evening. The action followed after Vučić threatened to fire the police and prosecutor's office
Representatives of the authorities condemn the attack on the mayor of Niš, Dragoslav Pavlović, and see it as a colored revolution, the oppositionists point out that the SNS meeting had to be canceled and that the Niš progressives were deliberately exposed as "clay pigeons".
Although the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, was in Niš while his party comrades were being pelted with eggs by Niš residents, he announced from the "Nais" hotel in Niš that he would come to Niš to deal with the "beaters" in person.
The meeting of the Serbian Progressive Party in Niš was canceled due to the protest of citizens who threw eggs at the progressives. Students in the blockade of the University of Niš announced that three of their colleagues were arrested on Friday evening
Retired Minister of Culture Nikola Selaković was not physically attacked, as the tabloids and government officials claimed, but he himself was attacked only verbally, "Danas" learns. Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic says that MT is certainly charged with endangering security, so the details of the incident are not even important
"Among the people who were waiting for the meeting of the SNS Kraljevo City Committee to end, there were representatives of the local opposition, along with the locals. On the videos on social networks, I also saw SNS members throwing eggs at the crowd. There were also oysters flying from both sides, even while the meeting was being held," Marina Miljković Dabić, editor of the Krug portal from Kraljevo, told Vreme.
In the village of Miločaj near Kraljevo, a few days ago the flag of the Serbian Progressive Party was set on fire, which obviously hurt the vanity of the SNS members, which is why it was decided to hold a session of the extended City Committee of the SNS Kraljevo in that very village.
How did we get from "Aco Srbina" to "You are not welcome here" and what other options Vučić has on the table this spring
The student protest marches map a new Serbia that self-identifies as a Serbia freed from fear (...) Every place the students passed through, anthropologically speaking, participated in the transition process. That transition was from a state of anxiety and anguish to something that those who participated in the students' receptions, according to their own statements, experienced as a newly acquired freedom. It is difficult to find something similar in the recent political history of Serbia
Vučić said from a rally in Sremska Mitrovica that the colored revolution in Serbia had failed, and he promised - or threatened - that he was ready to fight for Serbia more than ever.
Preparations for the meeting of progressives in Sremska Mitrovica are taking a long time. The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, is on one of the trains going to that city, and chanting for him started in one of the carriages even before the train left Belgrade.
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, was filmed on social media preparing sedvič for his "sandwich workers" who were sent to Sremska Mitrovica to "save Serbia from those who would destroy it". If he didn't think about the students in Kragujevac
"We will never allow anyone to play with the territory of our country," said Vučić
The Association of Film Producers of Serbia condemned Lazar Ristovski's speech in which he criticized civil protests and warned that "such incendiary rhetoric" in public discourse is irresponsible and dangerous
Since January 27, the authorities have been inviting students and professors to a dialogue. However, several things stand in the way of dialogue: the students' demands are so clear that there is nothing to discuss, and the government continues its violence against citizens at the blockades. In addition, the one who calls for negotiations is not competent
Nemanja Šarović, a long-time party friend of Aleksandar Vučić, gained new popularity by going to SNS rallies as a reporter. For our newsletter, he explains why he feels sorry for the people he interviews there
While Serbia is buzzing about protests and blockades, the opposition and the professional public are warning about the government's attempt to strengthen its control over the judiciary.
Students and citizens organized a protest because SNS activists beat students who were pasting stickers and drawing templates "Three months, three bridges" on the night between Monday and Tuesday.
The beating of students in Novi Sad can only surprise someone who knows nothing about progressive Novi Sad. The decade-long negative selection ended there by the so-called only criminals and scoundrels remained in the government structures
Angry students in Novi Sad covered SNS premises with protest messages, accusing the party of violence after their colleagues were attacked
