Despite denials, Serbian gov’t proven to have deployed sonic devices on 15 March protest
BELGRADE – Serbian officials were forced to admit on Wednesday, 19 March, that there was a Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) on the streets of...
Author : Aleksandar Ivković
Did the Serbian authorities use sound weapons against peaceful protesters in Belgrade?
The largest protest in the history of Serbia on 15 March was marked by disturbing videos of the crowd abruptly dispersing from a street in...
Serbia prepares for a historic protest on Saturday, fears rise about government-provoked violence
On Saturday, 15 March, Serbia expects to see the largest student protest so far and possibly one of the biggest protests in the history of...
Heightened political tensions in Serbia spill over into the national and local parliaments
Tensions in Serbia have started to spill over into the national and local parliaments as the protests following the Novi Sad tragedy enter the fifth...
Serbian authorities are artificially constructing narratives about the overthrow of the state through USAID
The raids on critical civil society organizations earlier this week are merely the culmination of the spillover of the Trump administration’s dismantling of USAID into...
Why are elections not a way out of the current Serbian crisis?
Prime Minister of Serbia Miloš Vučević announced he would resign on 28 January 2025, amid the mass student protests. As of 20 February, the parliament...
Vučić blames student protests on the West while simultaneously receiving Western support
In 1984, George Orwell came up with the concept of “double-think” which is the acceptance of two contradictory beliefs simultaneously. Those who have been following...
Where will the student movement take Serbia next?
Serbian government fell this week when Prime Minister Miloš Vučević announced his resignation on Tuesday. It was the latest and, so far, the most significant...
[EWB Interview] Schieder: The upcoming election in Albania is very important for us in the European Parliament
“As the new European Parliament Rapporteur for Albania, I will advocate for its EU accession but also be very frank and outspoken with the officials”,...
Political tensions in Serbia keep rising after the Novi Sad tragedy
The tragic death of 15 people in Novi Sad, Serbia, after a canopy of the newly-reconstructed railway station collapsed unexpectedly on 1 November, risks undermining...