European Commission Report: Serbia Backslides on Media Freedom, Education and Culture, While Corruption and State Capture Risks Persist
The European Commission’s 2026 report on Serbia identifies setbacks in media freedom,…
Serbian Justice Ministry Defends Vučić’s Pardons, Says Presidential Clemency Is Explicitly Guaranteed by Constitution
Serbia’s Ministry of Justice has rejected criticism questioning the constitutionality of pardons…
Four Representatives of Serbia’s Student List Meet EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos in Brussels
Four representatives of Serbia’s Student List movement met with European Commissioner for…
Serbian Provincial Secretary Arrested Over Suspected Abuse of Office in €1.1 Million Budget Case
Predrag Vuletić, Vojvodina’s Provincial Secretary for Social Policy, Demography and Gender Equality,…
Vučić Blames Unformed New Government for More Than 2,000 Potential Job Losses and Possible Failure of Expo 2027
Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has accused the incoming government, which has…
Marta Kos Meets Student List Representatives, Calls on Serbia to Break with Old Practices
European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos met with representatives of the “Student…
EU Sounds Alarm Over Serbia: Corruption, State Capture, Intimidation and Attacks on Journalists Remain Serious Concerns
The European Union has warned that Serbia has made no progress in…
Serbia’s Student List Proposes Four-Day Workweek Without Pay Cuts
Serbia’s Student List has unveiled a programme proposing changes to working conditions,…
Vučić Turned Presidential Pardons into a Get-Out-of-Jail Card for His Allies — Now He Must Answer for It
Aleksandar Vučić’s decision to pardon 49 people could potentially land him in…
Vucic-Linked Oligarch Suspected of Embezzling €390 Million from Alta Bank
Around €390 million is suspected of having been illegally misappropriated by Davor…
