Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, who attended the Serbian Government session, wrote on Instagram that the special focus was on security challenges in Kosovo and Metohija and in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Not a word about the resignation of Prime Minister Vučević and the formation of a new government
On Tuesday, March 4, the ban on the import of pellets was lifted on the territory of Serbia. These news, however, worry domestic producers, because cheaper pellets will arrive from neighboring countries
It has been more than three weeks since the Prime Minister of Serbia, Miloš Vučević, resigned, and exactly two weeks since the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, announced that in 10 to 12 days, the Assembly will confirm his resignation. As if nothing had happened
Seven professional organizations and associations sent an appeal to the Government of Serbia to protect cultural heritage and historical assets and to withdraw its harmful decisions. Previous appeals and requests remained unanswered
"Wherever the citizens meet for the Sretenje, it will be the will of the people," said Prime Minister Miloš Vučević.
After the General Staff, the Government of Serbia again passed two laws without consulting the profession, proving that it does not care about cultural heritage. And, architects, urban planners, conservators - the whole profession, demand that such laws be repealed
The resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević has arrived in the Serbian Parliament, MP Biljana Đorđević announced.
While arguing about whether he really resigned or not, Miloš Vučević says that he is still the Prime Minister, but that it is a matter of days when his resignation will be confirmed in the National Assembly
Apparently, Prime Minister Miloš Vucevic resigned only in front of the cameras. Transparency Serbia is now asking the Government and the Assembly to show their official resignation, if there is one at all
Almost 30 civil society organizations have withdrawn from membership in the working groups of the Government and ministries because they daily deviate from basic democratic standards and principles of the rule of law.
A week has passed since the resignation of Miloš Vučević on television, however, the session of the National Assembly at which the resignation should be confirmed has still not been held, which means that the Government is not yet technically
While there is still speculation in Serbia as to whether someone new will receive the mandate to form the government or whether extraordinary parliamentary elections will be held, the head of diplomacy, Marko Đurić, told foreign journalists a little more
The outgoing Prime Minister stated that they are considering the options of electing a new Government or holding new elections, and everything will depend on consultations with parties within the SNS and coalition partners.
Textbooks could become free in all of Serbia, outgoing Prime Minister Miloš Vučević announced. How the authorities finally remembered just now
While Serbian citizens take to the streets en masse and students brutally fight each other, the country is left without two key pillars of government - the government and the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM). At the same time, the process of electing new members of REM, the body that should ensure the independence of the media space, completely fell apart due to irregularities and political manipulations that led to the withdrawal of candidates from most of the nomination areas.
The youth generations in the 220-year history of Serbian governments came as a remedy for a society of spent ideas, compromised personalities, ossified patterns and politicians who had nothing to offer, when the state was stagnant or even questioned
Aleksandar Vučić and the Serbian Progressive Party are swimming in the special elections like a fish in water, "Vremena" interviewees agree.
German and Swiss media assess that Serbia is going through the most difficult political crisis since the end of Milosevic's regime. Although Prime Minister Vučević has resigned, demonstrators continue their protests, demanding responsibility for the tragedy in Novi Sad and reforms in the functioning of state institutions.
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, addressed the public after the extraordinary session of the Republic's Government, which he himself attended, said that in the next 10 days the SNS will make a decision whether to go to elections or whether a new Government will be elected in the Assembly. The reason was the resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević
Calls for dialogue, beatings, the resignation of the prime minister - all of that happened in just sixteen hours of the Serbian political thriller. For now, it seems that Vučević's "political head" cannot satisfy the appetite of "half of Serbia", which is in rebellion
The Prime Minister of the Government of Serbia, Miloš Vučević, resigned from this position
The opposition parties have not yet given an answer as to whether, and if so, how they will block the session of the Assembly, where the trust in the Government should be discussed on Wednesday, because they do not want to "steal the show" from the students and their 24-hour blockade of Autokomanda
There are already calls for the whole of Serbia to stop, but the leading trade unions have not dared to do so for now
SNS President Miloš Vučević said that his party "will provide political resistance to the collapse of the state and its institutions."
At the session of the Government of Serbia, a proposal for a law on support for young people for the purchase of their first real estate and a decree that provides for two extraordinary salary increases for educators was adopted.
They were built at an extreme speed, tens of billions of dinars were invested in them, and two out of three are locked today
On Wednesday morning (January 15), the Kosovo police occupied the facilities of Serbian government institutions south of the Ibar. The action is accompanied by the presence of EULEX. Among the closed institutions is the Center for Social Work with headquarters in Gračanica. According to the director of this center, about 450 families will be left without social assistance
