1 ώρα ΠρινBelgrade students are ready for a long protest walk to Novi Sad, where they will join their colleagues in blocking bridges on Saturday, February 1.
Students from Belgrade head to Novi Sad – two-day walk ahead of big protest
President Aleksandar Vučić pardoned 13 people from criminal prosecution - six students, one dean, one assistant professor at the faculty, four school directors and one school assistant - who were arrested during the protests.
Transnistria welcomes the EU's intention to provide an emergency financial grant for short-term support amid the humanitarian and energy crisis
1 ημέρα ΠρινMoldovagaz signed the agreement to lend 3 million cubic meters of natural gas with Tiraspoltransgaz, said the acting CEO of Moldovagaz Vadim Ceban, quoted by IPN. According to Ceban, the supplies will be ensured depending on the requests received from Tiraspoltransgaz
Serbian President Vucic confirms he’ll honor the 30-day legal deadline for forming a new government after PM's resignation—or call snap elections if efforts fail
UNS calls on students and citizens not to disturb journalists during their coverage of protests
Protest in front of SNS offices in Novi Sad - students and citizens leave campus
Outgoing PM @milos_vucevic: Protests orchestrated from abroad Serbia
Serbian PM resigns amid protests by farmers and university students in Belgrade
Serbia’s Prime Minister Milos Vucevic to Resign
Blockade ends in Belgrade and cleanup, protest continues in Novi Sad over students attacked last night
Students in Blockade: Afternoon protest in Novi Sad over attacks on students
2 ημέρα ΠρινTurkish prosecutor arrests a Turkish soap operas mogul for trying to overthrow government during 2013 Gezi Park protests. The prosecutor also describes Arab Spring as a Soros conspiracy
2 ημέρα ΠρινStudents in Belgrade supported by professors, teachers and members of the public on Monday started a 24-hour-long blockade of one of the busiest highway interchanges in Serbia’s capital, the Autokomanda
Shin Bet prohibits Israeli airlines from landing at Paphos (PFO), Cyprus, until further notice due to unspecified "security reasons," per @N12News. Flights are being diverted to Larnaca (LCA)
3 ημέρα ΠρινMass protests in the southern city of Nis today as anti-Vucic rallies continue all over the country
Protest in Niš in front of the Court of Appeal building
Hundreds of citizens protested in Syntagma Square, Athens, on Sunday demanding justice for the railway disaster of February 2023 that cost the lives of 57 people
A rally in support of protests and blockades in Serbia was also held in Frankfurt
Clashes erupt between protesters and police in Athens and Thessaloniki
Social media in Bosnia are seeing a wave of calls for a boycott of shops, petrol stations, cafés, and restaurants on 31 Jan, following a successful civic action in Croatia, as a protest against high prices and a low standard of living
4 ημέρα ΠρινBig anti-government protest in Smederevo, Serbia
Ο Πρόεδρος της Ουκρανίας Ζελένσκι συναντήθηκε με την Πρόεδρο της Μολδαβίας Μάγια Σαντού στο Κίεβο, συζήτησαν για την παροχή ρεύματος στην Υπερδνειστερία
5 ημέρα ΠρινTens of thousands of people joined students and pupils in Belgrade for a protest walk across the city and joined the call for a “general strike” on Friday
Employees of the RTS, Serbia's state-run propaganda outlet, are waving at students protesting en masse against the Vucic regime in the streets of Belgrade tonight
5 ημέρα ΠρινRivers of anti-Vucic protesters join the general strike all over Serbia today
[High school students Belgrade] In Block 70, a young woman hit six people in a protest column with her car. She was arrested, and the injured were taken away by ambulance. Only her car remained at the scene of the incident.
5 ημέρα ΠρινThe citizens of Novi Sad were also supported by employees of the Serbian National Theatre.
Thousands of citizens in Novi Sad will take a short break at the Futoška pijaca (Futoška market). Since there are many people, the column will continue towards the square in the center of Novi Sad. KRIK reporters report that the marshals agreed on this change "as if in a plenum" by raising their hands
