Politics

Dodik traveling to the US: Award for "leadership and defense of democracy" to be presented to him

Judson University announced that Milorad Dodik, leader of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), will be the main guest of the 2026 World Leaders Forum, which will be held on April 30 in Elgin, Illinois, USA, Vijesti.ba reports.

Nikezić: Vučić planted Petrov to rig the next election results

Vice-president of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) Dušan Nikezić assessed today that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić appointed judge Vladan Petrov as president of the Constitutional Court to "rig the results of the next parliamentary elections."

British Foreign Minister: Lebanon Must Be Included in Ceasefire

British Foreign Minister Ivet Cooper stated that Lebanon must be included in the Middle East ceasefire, adding that continued Israeli attacks on this country cause mass displacement and severe humanitarian consequences.

Israeli Minister: Truce with Iran "a Mistake"

Amihai Chikli, Minister for Diaspora Affairs and member of the ruling Likud party, stated to local media that the truce with Iran is "a mistake."

UNS: Media commissions in the hands of pro-government associations

In most commissions for the evaluation of media projects, all members were elected with a maximum of one hundred points, and most of them are from pro-government journalistic and media organizations, according to research published today by the Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS).

Israeli Large Attack on Lebanon, Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz, Ceasefire Only on Paper

Less than 24 hours have passed since threats of 'the death of civilization' to a fragile ceasefire between the United States, Israel, and Iran, and the ceasefire is already facing a serious test.

Iranian Agencies Publish 'Danger Zone' Chart: Sea Mines in the Strait of Hormuz

News agencies in Iran published a chart today suggesting that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had placed sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz during the war, in a message that could be intended to pressure the US, as uncertainty over the two-week truce continues and negotiations are expected to resume in Pakistan, writes AP.

Vladimir Pejić: We should follow what decision-makers say about elections

Director of the agency "Faktor plus" Vladimir Pejić told RTS that the date of early parliamentary elections will depend on the overall situation and state of the world, not only due to military actions, but also due to the economic situation.

Rodoljub Šabić: Public Debate on Ministry of Internal Affairs Law Completely Devoid of Meaning

– Lawyer and legal analyst Rodoljub Šabić, regarding the Draft Law on Internal Affairs, assessed that both the content of the draft and the manner in which the public debate is conducted about it are "making meaningless" the activity of adopting the new law.

Today one faculty is under attack

“This decision represents an unprecedented precedent in the recent history of higher education in Serbia and a direct blow to the autonomy of the university, academic freedoms, and the institutional integrity of one of the most important educational institutions in the country. There can be no doubt that this measure is politically motivated and aims to pressure students and faculty to leave the Faculty of Philosophy and transfer to the newly established so-called 'Faculty of Serbian Studies' in order to subsequently legitimize that project. This is a crude attempt at administrative engineering of the academic space, in which educational policy is subordinated to daily political interests,” they stated on their Instagram profile.

Vladan Đokić on Candidacy for President or Prime Minister

The government has gone bankrupt politically, morally, and intellectually, but Serbia does not need another know-it-all authority, but rather experts, stated the Rector of the University of Belgrade, Vladan Đokić, in today's edition of the weekly Radar, adding that students and citizens will determine his prime ministerial or presidential role.

Israel attacks Lebanon, kills Hezbollah chief's nephew, Iran targets Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Kuwait: Tensions continue over the Strait of Hormuz

Although a fragile two-week ceasefire was agreed upon between the United States, Israel, and Iran in Pakistan on Tuesday night to Wednesday, rockets again flew over the Middle East.