Politics

Brnabić convenes Assembly session

Serbian Assembly President Ana Brnabić has convened an Assembly session for Tuesday, May 12, starting at 10 a.m., with changes to election laws on the agenda, among other items, it was announced today.

Peter Mațár's Son-in-Law Withdraws from Ministerial Position, Hungary's Future Prime Minister Proposes "Uncrowned Queen of Legal Profession" for Minister of Justice

"I thank Marton Meleteji-Barna for his dedication to his homeland, systemic change, and the Tisa community," Peter Mațár wrote on his Facebook page, reacting to the withdrawal of the initially proposed candidate for Minister of Justice.

Uglješa's Torment

Among all humankind, few can be called polymaths, belonging to the rare breed that found its natural environment in the Renaissance. The existence of a homo universalis is almost unimaginable today, but life is a miracle from which the possibility has emerged that, no more and no less, a polymath could be none other than Uglješa Mrdić, president of the parliamentary Committee on Justice, Public Administration, and Local Self-Government.

TOTAL BLOCKADE OF IRANIAN PORTS! American forces control more than 70 tankers! Guard publishes video of ship seizure operation, MAP of American strikes shown!

The ceasefire between America and Iran has been called into question after yesterday's exchange of fire between the two sides. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump claims the ceasefire is still in effect.

Serbian students in the diaspora called for rallies worldwide

Serbian students in the diaspora have called on citizens living abroad to gather around the world today in support of the student movement.

"Vučić controls both the government and part of the opposition in Republika Srpska": Vukanović claims the Serbian president wants to show Dodik that he has other satellites

President of the List for Justice and Order Nebojša Vukanović stated that the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić simultaneously controls both the government and part of the opposition in Republika Srpska (RS) and thus maintains a political balance that suits him.

Are there any 'noise' between the opposition and students?

Leader of the Civic Movement of Free Citizens (PSG) Pavle Grbović stated that there is objectively no 'noise' between students and the opposition, but rather that 'a myth has been created about it'.

Applications for kindergarten enrollment open until midnight today

The electronic application process for children to enroll in municipal preschool institutions will remain open until midnight today. Preliminary ranking lists will be published by June 1st, after which the deadline for submitting appeals via the e-Government portal will begin. These will be accepted until June 8th, and enrollment committees will review them for seven days. Final lists with the names of children who have secured a spot in kindergartens will be released at the end of the same month, according to Tanjug.

22 Parties Registered for Kosovo Elections: How Many Serbian Parties Registered?

22 parties have registered to participate in the snap parliamentary elections in Kosovo and Metohija on June 7, including three Serbian parties – Serbian List, the Party for Freedom, Justice, and Survival, and the Kosovo Alliance. Three coalitions have also submitted applications, according to RTS.

Nemanja Starović: EU funds are not frozen

Serbian Minister for European Integration Nemanja Starović stated today at a session of the relevant parliamentary committee that reports about the freezing of funds for Serbia from the Growth Plan for the Western Balkans are "completely fake news placed in a sensationalist manner."

Can the SNS Choose the Rector?

Can the SNS really choose rectors, or is this dilemma calculated with the intention of deterring some opposition voters from a potential leader of a student list, a question that arose after Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that the ruling party chose the rector of the University of Belgrade, Vladan Đokić.

Seselj Explained the Most Elegant Way for Iran to Compensate for War Damage

A lot of money is involved