As massive protests swept through the capitals of Hungary and Serbia in recent days, the embattled and increasingly autocratic leaders of both countries moved to crack down on critics, who ...

As mentioned, opposition leaders have not taken a leading ... Stefan Antić is a Serbian political scientist. The post Serbia's Student-Led Protests Have Vucic Cornered appeared first on World ...

Yes, to some extent, but these protests are different (no really, they are; we’ll get to this). Serbia has been led by some of the most controversial and destructive leaders in Balkan history — think ...

The disaster sparked months of protests demanding justice and the rule of law, which have garnered huge support among Serbia's citizens ... They have no leaders or spokespersons and make decisions ...

Students took to the streets to denounce what they saw as the deeply rooted corruption that had made the disaster possible.

‘Together we have the chance to save the planet’ goes a Rio Tinto ad on Serbian TV. But saving the planet in this instance ...

Serbia's populist President Aleksandar Vucic often describes protests as attempts to mount ... which has long had good ties with Moscow. The protest leaders deny any links to the West.

Thousands of protesters have braved a rainstorm in Serbia’s capital to join a rally against a government crackdown on ...

In Serbia, however ... The breadth of the protests is making the government nervous. Political leaders are trying to discredit the students, asserting that they are being controlled by outside ...

Shaken by the protests ... “Citizens of Serbia want to live in a country free of state intimidation,” Picula said on X. “EU leaders must react!” Civil Rights Defenders group also condemned ...

BELGRADE: Serbia needs to to implement "real reforms", including on tackling corruption, to ensure its bid for EU membership ...