Politics

ZLF Proposed Amendments to the Education Law to Prevent Party-Based Hiring in Schools

The Green-Left Front (ZLF) today proposed a set of amendments to the Law on the Fundamentals of the Education System, which, as they stated, "abolish the arbitrary power of ministers and party-based appointment of school principals, as well as political influence on school life," and give much greater powers and responsibilities to school boards, i.e., parents of pupils and school staff.

We will deal with dirty badges

Appearing on the show "Thursday at 9" on Radio Television of Serbia, President Aleksandar Vučić stated, speaking about the body found in a buried barrel in the territory of the municipality of Inđija, that he is 99.9 percent sure it is the body of Aleksandar Nešović, who was murdered in a restaurant in Senjak, but DNA analysis confirmation is still awaited. Vučić said that the state will deal with dirty badges.

Uroš Piper: Blockaders Offer Only Phrases Through Phases

Political analyst Uroš Piper has extracted the main political messages of the blockaders and arrived at a clear conclusion that, as he assessed, they are phrases through phases and nothing more.

Vučić in Guangdong: Serbia and China's Steel Friendship Continues to Strengthen

The President of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), Miloš Vučević, who is leading the party's delegation on a visit to China, met today in Guangdong with Ms. Zhang Guozi, a standing member of the Guangdong Provincial Commission of the CPC and Deputy Governor of Guangdong Province.

Serbia grateful to African countries for friendship and support of territorial integrity

The Prime Minister of Serbia, Prof. Dr. Đuro Macut, stated today at the ceremony marking Africa Day in Belgrade that Serbia is proud of its tradition of friendship with the peoples of Africa and is ready to continue building modern relations with all countries on the African continent on these foundations, based on principles of respect and equality.

Drecun: Pristina intimidates Serbs before elections

The President of the Parliamentary Committee for Security, Milovan Drecun, stated today that by arresting seven directors of Serbian health centers and schools in the municipality of Gracanica, Pristina is exerting pressure and intimidating Serbs to prevent them from voting for the Serbian List (SL).

Politico: Moscow uses Merz's falling popularity to strengthen AfD

Russia is seeking to politically weaken German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and capitalize on growing discontent in Germany, writes Politico, noting that Moscow is increasingly counting on the strengthening of Alternative for Germany in this process.

Public trust is key to the functioning of the rule of law

President of the High Judicial Council (VSS) Bojana Čogurić stated that public trust in the judiciary is a key factor for the functioning of the rule of law, and that the VSS must consistently protect the independence of the judicial power and improve the work of the judicial system.

Dodik: Together through turbulent times to build a strong and powerful Republic of Srpska

SNSD President Milorad Dodik stated that SNSD is the only one with the possibility, potential, and strength to inject will, courage, patience, and everything necessary for the Republic of Srpska to understand current processes.

Petrov: Preservation of health, faith, education, and dialogue are the foundations of national strategy

President of the Constitutional Court of Serbia and professor at the Faculty of Law in Belgrade, Vladan Petrov, stated today that for a truly nationally oriented strategy, it is necessary to preserve the people's health, faith, and education.

Alberta Schedules Referendum on Separation from Canada

The Premier of the Canadian province of Alberta, Danielle Smith, announced that residents of this oil-rich province will go to a referendum on October 19 to express their opinion on Alberta's future status within Canada.

Vučić: Serbia-US relations can contribute to Europe's stability

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that while others mock US President Donald Trump's vision, Serbia understands it, and the future of US-European cooperation does not have to emerge from the 'stale corridors of the past' as it awaits shaping in the heart of the Balkans.