In Serbia, attacks using the spyware Pegasus have been discovered against members of the student movement and the opposition, with suspicions of involvement by the government of Aleksandar Vučić, which has provoked condemnation and concern for privacy violations. (translated)
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, announced that the body of General Ratko Mladić will arrive in Serbia late in the afternoon, and the arrival of tens of thousands of people for his funeral is expected. (translated)
Serbian President Vucic and Croatian Prime Minister Plenkovic have entered into sharp disagreement over the death of Ratko Mladic, who served his life sentence as a war criminal, while the Croatian Prime Minister condemned the state funeral honoring Mladic. (translated)
Vučić announced that the remains of Ratko Mladić, convicted of genocide, will arrive in the homeland today. (translated)
A government aircraft with the remains of the convicted war criminal General Ratko Mladić has arrived in Belgrade. The coffin, draped in a flag, was received at the airport by members of the Serbian Army's honor guard with ceremonial honors. President Aleksandar Vučić previously stated that he expects that... (translated)
According to the Belgrade Shar Foundation, the organizers of the Serbian student protests and opposition politicians were monitored with Pegasus, which is particularly alarming for the student movement rebelling against the Vučić regime. (translated)
FREEZE SERBIA’S EU ACCESSION NOW. If the Vučić regime is using invasive surveillance spyware against Serbian citizens, then Brussels cannot pretend that Serbia is making normal progress toward EU membership. U.S. Congressman Joe Wilson has publicly condemned the use of such https://t.co/TdWdupLD7C #FreezeSerbiaEU #HumanRights #SurveillanceSpyware #RS #US
Anyone who honors a convicted genocidal murderer cannot become an EU member. Serbia belongs to Europe, and Serbia should also become part of the EU. But as long as Vučić and his regime glorify Mladić, the door to the EU is closed for now. (translated)
The Belgrade police are conducting an urgent investigation due to a death threat against the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, which was posted on Instagram along with an offer of 600,000 euros and Serbian passports for his murder. (translated)
The German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reports on discussions in Belgrade about a possible state funeral for war criminal Ratko Mladić, emphasizing that the final decision is made by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić. (translated)
Spoštovani @KGroselj. Zakaj ste molčal, ko se je Janković srečeval z Vučićem. Vsi poznamo njegovo preteklost, pojavljajo je argumentirani indici, da je sodeloval celo v t.i. "Sarajevo safariju." Ta dvoličnost vam odvzame vsako kredibilnost. https://t.co/J6bLUdNjb7 https://t.co/glGT4rDJWT #politika #kredibilnost #Slovenija
Ratko Mladić was celebrated with a state funeral in Serbia, provoking accusations from writer and activist Marko Vidojković, who criticizes Vučić's government for relativizing the atrocities of the 1990s and promoting a nationalist narrative. (translated)
🇲🇪🇪🇺 VUČIĆ & DODIK: HANDS OFF MONTENEGRO! @MickeySpajic Montenegro is moving toward Europe — and the old nationalist power networks are fighting back. @EP_President Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has warned of coordinated hybrid activity from the region aimed at destabilising https://t.co/2QNgnYrL90 #HandsOffMontenegro #Montenegro #EUIntegration #ME #EU
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić criticized the court for not releasing war criminal Ratko Mladić from prison before his death, labeling this action as uncivilized and inexcusable, while his funeral with military honors is being planned in Serbia. (translated)
The death of Ratko Mladic leads to division in Serbia, with some viewing him as a hero and others fearing a rise in nationalism and genocide denial under the influence of political leaders like President Vucic. (translated)
The head of the Serbian Informer, Dragan J. Vučićević, condemned the Hague Tribunal after the death of Ratko Mladic, calling it a terrorist organization that killed the general. (translated)
I ACCUSE ALEKSANDAR VUČIĆ — 2014 TO TODAY I accuse Aleksandar Vučić and his regime of pursuing terror, intimidation and destabilisation against Kosovo with genocidal intent toward Kosovo Albanians. This is my political accusation. Since Vučić came to power, Serbia has refused https://t.co/QJTDAOH9nx #Vucic #Kosovo #Genocide #RS #XK
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced the holding of early legislative elections in October, in response to the demands of anti-government protesters following a protest movement triggered by a deadly collapse in Novi Sad, seen as a symbol of corruption in the country. (translated)
President Aleksandar Vučić announced in a televised address that the parliamentary elections in Serbia will be moved forward to October 18 or 25 due to months of protests, which is also interpreted as a strategic step to consolidate his power while the country, as an EU candidate, is under pressure to improve democratic standards. (translated)
After government-critical protests, President Aleksandar Vučić announced early elections in Serbia for October 18 or 25 in a television address. (translated)
