Serbian CSOs: The EU risks losing Serbia if it does not react to the ongoing crisis
BELGRADE – Serbian civil society organisations have sent a letter to EU institutions, urging them to react to the ongoing political crisis triggered by the...
Tag : Protests
EU criticized for staying silent on momentous protests in Serbia
by EWB
Since the protests in Serbia began following the tragic collapse of the Novi Sad railway station in November, very few reactions have been heard from...
Serbian PM Miloš Vučević resigns following the latest violent attack on protesting students
by EWB
BELGRADE – Prime Minister of Serbia Miloš Vučević, a member of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), announced his resignation today following the latest attack...
When a closed door opens to reveal Serbia’s spin machine
Last Monday, Serbia welcomed Gert Jan Koopman, a senior Brussels official and Director-General for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations (DG NEAR). His agenda followed...
Student protests in Serbia continue as many businesses go on a one-day strike
by EWB
The article will be updated throughout the day. Multiple businesses and organizations went on a one-day strike in Serbia today in support of the ongoing...
Turmoil in Serbia continues as tensions rise and new actors join student-led protests
by EWB
Serbia has entered uncharted waters this week as student protests triggered by the Novi Sad tragedy in November widened to include other social groups, among...
EU and the Western Balkans in 2025: Five Things to Watch in the Year of Crossroads
by EWB
The year 2024 was marked by crucial elections – both in Europe and the United States – and the continued tensions in the most fragile...
Serbia witnesses a historically large protest as citizens demand responsibility for the Novi Sad tragedy
by EWB
BELGRADE – Tens of thousands of students, farmers and citizens gathered on 22 December in Slavija Square and surrounding streets in downtown Belgrade to demand...
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...
European Greens express solidarity with the opponents of the lithium mining in Serbia ahead of parliamentary debate
by EWB
BRUSSELS – The European Green Party has expressed solidarity with anti-lithium protesters in Serbia ahead of a debate on lithium mining in the National Assembly...