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War in Ukraine raises the uncertainty about who will be in the next Serbian government

Aleksandar Ivković14. 04. 2022.14. 04. 2022.

by Aleksandar Ivković14. 04. 2022.14. 04. 2022.

Elections in Serbia on 3 April have created more unpredictability than the results suggest. Even though Aleksandar Vučić dominantly won re-election as President, his party...

Politics

Serbian elections: Vučić wins second term as President, his party loses the overall majority

EWB04. 04. 2022.14. 04. 2022.

by EWB04. 04. 2022.14. 04. 2022.

BELGRADE – President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić was elected for a second term in yesterday’s election, with a lopsided victory of 58%, his nearest challenger...

Politics

Will Serbia’s position on Russia affect the relations between the ruling party and the EPP?

EWB24. 03. 2022.24. 03. 2022.

by EWB24. 03. 2022.24. 03. 2022.

In the past two weeks, several groups in the European Parliament have criticized Serbia for not joining the EU’s sanctions on Russia. European People’s Party...

Analyses

Are acting directors of Serbian public enterprises puppets of ruling parties?

Anđela Šemić14. 02. 2022.22. 03. 2022.

by Anđela Šemić14. 02. 2022.22. 03. 2022.

According to the research conducted by Transparency Serbia, which is closely monitoring the implementation of Law on Public Enterprises, over 70 per cent of public...

Analyses

Serbian government weaponized state-owned Telekom to curb media freedom?

Sandra Maksimović09. 03. 2021.

by Sandra Maksimović09. 03. 2021.

Concerns about the already insufficient media pluralism in Serbia increased after a document emerged showing that the state-owned company Telekom intends to sign a contract...

Politics

Officials of the Serbian Progressive Party reacted to the interview of the MEP Tanja Fajon

EWB07. 09. 2020.

by EWB07. 09. 2020.

BELGRADE – With respect for all MEPs, it is difficult to understand why one of them, Tanja Fajon, so obviously sided with that part of...

Politics

EPP’s strong reaction to events in Belarus again draws attention to its approach to the Balkans

EWB14. 08. 2020.

by EWB14. 08. 2020.

BRUSSELS – Following the presidential election in Belarus condemned as fraudulent, as well as the violent acts of suppression of citizens’ protests, European People’s Party...

Politics

Violent protests in Serbia as Vučić announces another lockdown after weeks of alleged pre-election cover-ups

EWB08. 07. 2020.07. 07. 2021.

by EWB08. 07. 2020.07. 07. 2021.

BELGRADE – Thousands of citizens gathered in front of the National Assembly in Belgrade on Tuesday night following the announcement of President Aleksandar Vučić that...

Analyses

Hungarian minority party achieves a “historic success” in Serbian elections: How will this affect the community?

Aleksandar Ivković30. 06. 2020.02. 07. 2020.

by Aleksandar Ivković30. 06. 2020.02. 07. 2020.

One of the more bizarre developments of the 2020 elections in Serbia included 1200 votes won by the Alliance of Hungarians in Vojvodina, a regional...

Analyses

Election day in Serbia: Massive irregularities even without true competition and uncertainty

Aleksandar Ivković29. 06. 2020.30. 06. 2020.

by Aleksandar Ivković29. 06. 2020.30. 06. 2020.

The final results of the June 21 election in Serbia are still unknown – the citizens had to rely on the projections of the election...

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War in Ukraine raises the uncertainty about who will be in the next Serbian government

Serbian elections: Vučić wins second term as President, his party loses the overall majority

Will Serbia’s position on Russia affect the relations between the ruling party and the EPP?

Are acting directors of Serbian public enterprises puppets of ruling parties?

Serbian government weaponized state-owned Telekom to curb media freedom?

Officials of the Serbian Progressive Party reacted to the interview of the MEP Tanja Fajon

EPP’s strong reaction to events in Belarus again draws attention to its approach to the Balkans

Violent protests in Serbia as Vučić announces another lockdown after weeks of alleged pre-election cover-ups

Hungarian minority party achieves a “historic success” in Serbian elections: How will this affect the community?

Election day in Serbia: Massive irregularities even without true competition and uncertainty

Çollaku: Serbia-Kosovo negotiations in the final phase, but time is running out

Vučić: EU most significant destination for Serbia

[EWB Interview] Santos: Decision to open negotiations with Albania completely deserved

Lunacek: Opposition violence harms the image and could affect visa liberalization

Six MEPs write to Kurti: After the crisis, new elections may be...

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