Vučić’s heavy-handed rule has been shaken by the demonstrations, which began when a railway station roof collapsed in the ...

Europe’s top human rights body on Friday raised concerns that Serbian authorities were using violence and capricious arrests to disperse protests against President Aleksandar Vučić’s populist ...

Serbia is witnessing some of its largest anti-government protests in over a decade, with tens of thousands taking to the ...

Tens of thousands gathered in Belgrade on Saturday to demand early parliamentary elections and an end to President Aleksandar ...

On Saturday, June 28, a large-scale protest took place in Belgrade, Serbia. Participants demanded early elections and an end ...

The barricades are multiplying in Serbia, while President Aleksandar Vučić has chosen to inflame tensions further by pardoning members of his party accused of assaulting a student.

Serbia's President Aleksandar Vučić is heading to Ukraine on Wednesday 11 June for a one-day visit. Source: press service for the Serbian president, as reported by European Pravda Details: This marks ...

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has already called the protest in Belgrade as an attempt of "Maidan," hinting at the Ukrainian Revolution of Dignity, according to the RBC-Ukraine article.

Months of demonstrations have rocked Serbia in the most wide-reaching protest movement in the country’s modern history.

In Montenegro, we’ve become well accustomed to such low-cost provocations orchestrated by Serbia’s ruling SNS regime and President Aleksandar Vučić himself—especially when they ...