Politics

Serbia does not have a fair trial within a reasonable time

The right to a fair trial is a fundamental human right, guaranteed by the Council of Europe through the European Convention on Human Rights, adopted on November 4, 1950, in Rome.

Where did dozens of state official vehicles come from at the SNS rally?

The Serbia Center (Srce) party asked the Serbian Government, the Administration for Joint Affairs of Republican Bodies, and especially the Ministry for Rural Affairs, where dozens of state official vehicles at the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally in front of the Belgrade Arena came from, the use and maintenance of which are paid for by all citizens.

Reporting on the number of citizens at the SNS rally, like in the joke about a 15-liter canister that holds 30: How many people were in the Arena on Saturday?

The Ministry of Internal Affairs announced on Saturday, March 21, that around 70,000 citizens were present at the Serbian Progressive Party rally in and around the Belgrade Arena. According to the statement, 32,000 people were present in the arena itself, while around 38,000 citizens were in the immediate vicinity, along with around 2,000 motorcyclists – bikers.

Slovenian Elections: Ruling Party Leads According to Exit Polls, but Is It Enough?

Slightly less than 1.7 million voters in Slovenia decided how political parties would divide the 90 seats in the State Assembly, the parliament of this former Yugoslav republic.

Elections in Slovenia: A Vote That Decided Nothing

The current Prime Minister Robert Golob and his Freedom Movement came in first, but with a lead of only one, albeit valuable, mandate more than their closest competitor.

Novi Pazar: Students Detained for Up to 48 Hours, Lawyers Announce Appeals

Students from Novi Pazar, H.Z. and N.M., who were arrested today on suspicion of preparing to overthrow the constitutional order of Serbia, have been detained by police for up to 48 hours after being questioned at the Police Administration, "Sto plus radio" has learned. The lawyer of one of the suspects, Esad Duljević, told reporters after the hearing that he would appeal the detention.