Hundreds of Serbians block entrance to national broadcaster in capital Belgrade to protest against government over deadly train station roof collapse in November
1 aasta tagasiPresident of Moldova met with Macron in Paris. Macron: Dear Maia, France stands with Moldova to support the Moldovan people in fulfilling their European aspirations and to build together a safer and stronger Europe, free to choose its own destiny
Vučić attended the Government session: All aspects of the March 15th protests were discussed
Sarajevo - NATO's Rutte says we will not allow any security vacuum
Students marching to Belgrade Serbia protests
1 aasta tagasiKosovo PM Kurti, in a joint press conference with Minister for Communities Rasic: Vucic and chief terrorist Radoicic were directly involved in attempts to interfere in Kosovo's elections. Following reports from Kosovo Serbs, Kosovo law enforcement closed illegal institutions in the north that were being used to intimidate voters
Protesters gather in front of the office of Romania’s Central Electoral Bureau after it rejected Calin Georgescu’s candidacy in the presidential election in May
1 aasta tagasiSerbia Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that he expects the opposition to organize large-scale violence during protests planned for Saturday, March 15. Vučić emphasized that security forces are prepared to respond promptly
Earthquake of magnitude 4.9 - 4 km SE of Zacháro, Greece
Incidents between two groups of citizens occurred at several locations in Smederevo, reports an RTS correspondent. Members of the gendarmerie are also present.
Subotica students march to protest in Belgrade: Let's win freedom
Protest walk to the City Hall for Women's Day: "What do women know about eggs"
Serbia President Aleksandar Vucic said following a phone call with Russian leader Putin that the Kremlin supports Serbia's authorities as they face growing anti-government protests, which he describes as "color revolution"
A large number of high school students, students and citizens took part in a protest walk in Belgrade
1 aasta tagasiMassive protests continue in Serbia,this time in Novi Sad, hundreds of thousands of people have come out against the Vucic government
Putin had phone call with Serbian President Vucic
General strike in Serbia: Protests across the country, students and teachers on the streets
Protest in front of prosecution offices in Belgrade
More arrests after fight in front of Belgrade City Hall, new protest and blockade underway
After Albania's Minister of Education on Thursday said the government had decided to temporarily ban access to TikTok for a year, the opposition called for a mass protest
RS President @MiloradDodik is meeting again with Serbian President @avucic today, Dodik's office announced.
1 aasta tagasiThe Moldovan Ambassador to Moscow was handed a note demanding an explanation as to why the credentials of the Russian Ambassador to Chisinau were not accepted, - the Russian Foreign Ministry reported
The Russian Federation has requested an urgent session of the UN Security Council due to the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, it was confirmed to @IstragaB
Serbian opposition lawmakers threw smoke bombs into parliament on Tuesday in protest at government policies and in support of student protesters, a TV broadcast of the parliament session showed.
Columns of taxis have been arriving in Niš since morning, and the largest is the one that left Belgrade to pick up students who had been walking to Niš for days to participate in a large protest held in that city on Saturday.
Aleksandar Vucic blames neighbours, including “Sarajevo”, for student protests
"Student Edict" protest in Niš - students and citizens in the city center, paying tribute to the victims of the canopy collapse
Students call for another big protest in Belgrade
President @MiloradDodik said today that there will be no incidents or conflicts in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and that the Republika Srpska remains peaceful and stable.
Demonstrators have gathered in central Athens and in the port city of Thessaloniki, as Greece braced for what could be its largest ever protests on the second anniversary of a deadly train crash that has left many questions unanswered
