Edvin Sugarev stated that Aleksandar Vučić is definitively leaving power, as the victory of the students in Serbia is a historical event, but it is still unclear how this will affect the country's foreign policy. #Сърбия #политика #Русия (translated)
National protests against the government of Giorgia Meloni have begun in Italy, with demonstrations in about 50 cities, where students and pupils are expected to participate, while the USB union calls for strikes triggered by high inflation and low wages. #Италия #протести #студенти (translated)
Voters who voted in the first round of the presidential elections abroad and are in Bulgaria for the runoff, as well as those who voted in Bulgaria and are abroad for the second round, can exercise their right to vote under certain rules, including special conditions for students and pupils. #България #избори #гласуване (translated)
Novak Djokovic defined Alexander Vucic's departure as a moment of pride for Serbia, expressing respect for the students who fought for change after years of political governance. #Джокович #Сърбия #Вучич (translated)
After 12 years of rule by Aleksandar Vučić and the mass political activism initiated by the students, the Student List wins the parliamentary elections, bringing an end to his authoritarian regime and paving the way for a new government in Serbia. #СтудентскаЛиста #Сърбия #ПолитическаКриза (translated)
Serbia is preparing for a power change after the historic triumph of the students, who won nearly 53% of the votes in the elections, but it is still unclear who will lead the new government. #Сърбия #избори #промяна (translated)
French students and pupils will continue their protests after rejecting the government's proposals for improving education, as they do not meet their demands. #протести #образование #Франция (translated)
Kyiv is under a strong Russian attack with dozens of ballistic missiles, resulting in casualties and injuries, mostly among students, and important infrastructure facilities have been struck. #Киев #РускаАтака #БалистичниРакети (translated)
After the historic victory of the Student List against Aleksandar Vučić, Ljubčo Nešković commented on the challenges facing the new government in Serbia and the possibility of change in the country's future. #Сърбия #Вучич #студенти (translated)
The European Commissioner Marta Kos announced that after the victory of the students in Serbia in the democratic elections, the door to the European Union is open and the country can begin a new chapter. #Сърбия #ЕвропейскиСъюз #демокрация (translated)
After the victory of the students in the parliamentary elections in Serbia, citizens took to the streets to celebrate, and former president Aleksandar Vučić admitted his defeat. #Сърбия #протести #парламентарниизбори (translated)
After the electoral defeat of Aleksandar Vučić, the Serbian police withdrew from the central streets of Belgrade, where students and citizens celebrated the victory of the opposition Student List with songs and cheers, while nationalist songs were sung at Vučić's headquarters. #Сърбия #полиция #студенти (translated)
Citizens of Serbia, including students and their supporters, celebrate the victory in the parliamentary elections after the announcement of the loss by former president Aleksandar Vučić, expressing hope and determination for the peaceful preservation of what has been achieved. #Сърбия #протести #избори (translated)
Former Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić admitted his loss in the early parliamentary elections in Serbia, while students celebrate in the streets of Belgrade following the announced results. #Сърбия #АлександърВучич #избори (translated)
In Serbia, a record voter turnout of nearly 68% was registered by 7:00 PM in the parliamentary elections, which are considered a serious test for the government of Aleksandar Vučić. #Сърбия #избори #студенти (translated)
Three university staff members in Gaza were killed and eight students were injured in an Israeli airstrike, in the context of escalating violence and accusations between Israel and Hamas. #Газа #израел #Хамас (translated)
On Sunday, Serbia will hold key parliamentary elections in which citizens will choose between the ruling progressive party of Aleksandar Vučić and a new wave of protesting students after two years of protests and social tensions. #Сърбия #избори #студенти (translated)
The last few days passed against the backdrop of protests in several European countries, reminding me of a situation I found myself in. Exactly at this time of year in 2015, there was an international media meeting of Bulgarian media in Athens, organized by BTA and the then-head of the agency, Maxim Minchev, may he rest in peace! The official opening was supposed to take place in the auditorium of the Kapodistrian University, right next to the Greek parliament on Acadimias Boulevard. The problem, however, was that there was a powerful student strike, and the entire center of Athens was blocked. The student strike committee, however, allowed us to start our forum. They gave us a "window" of 2 hours, and there was no one in the area of the university, as well as on the boulevard in front! Everything went smoothly and without issues. We left, and a few colleagues asked me to show them around and to have a coffee somewhere near the Acropolis. We wandered around and had coffee, all dressed formally. We set off to return to the Titania Hotel, which is on the other side of the university on the same boulevard. And we came across a shocking scene. The area was already unrecognizable, with police, gendarmerie, firefighters, thousands of young people with placards and flags, vuvuzelas. It was madness! However, we decided to pass through the university yard, even though it was a little concerning. There was a reason for that. Just meters away from us, a brutal scene unfolded. A deputy, I think from New Democracy, tried to pass through the crowd to speak with the students. However, a group of enraged young people attacked him and literally beat him up. From the bar on the roof of the Titania Hotel, our colleagues watched the scene and later told us that at first, they thought they would be beaten too. However, the protesters did not touch us; they knew we were not their enemies and even made a bow to let us open our meeting. (translated)
The student protests in Serbia, which arose after a tragic incident, led to the creation of the political movement Student List, which is now competing with the ruling Serbian Progressive Party of Aleksandar Vučić ahead of key early parliamentary elections. #протест #Сърбия #студенти (translated)
Students and supporters organized a large rally in Belgrade before the early parliamentary elections to oppose the party of Alexander Vučić in the context of a contested political race. #Студенти #Сърбия #Избори (translated)
