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Are the Recent Elections A Pebble or a Boulder in the Government’s Shoe?
Nobody Knows What’s Good Over the Hill
The post-election political situation in Serbia is like a top suspense story, in which democracy will either triumph or perish, regardless of whether we...
Opinion
Jasmina Lukač, Journalist
Flagrant Fraud
Aleksandar Vučić easily managed to carry out electoral fraud in front of the public, both the Serbian and European public, and he must nonetheless...
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Are We Awaited By A Sweltering Political Summer?
Between Two Infernos
Will the current avalanche of discontent inundating the streets of Serbian cities soon be nothing but a fading memory, like the seemingly endless rain...
Opinion
Bojan Vranić, Associate Professor, University Of Belgrade Faculty Of Political Science
Can “Against Violence” Signify A New Culture Of Protests In Serbia?
The question shouldn’t be about whether the protests can endure throughout the summer, but rather should be posed differently: will the parties organising the...
Opinion
Jasmina Lukač, Journalist
Two Scenarios For A Summer Of Tough Decisions
The continuation of protests at a reduced intensity could lead to the likely scheduling of early elections. The second scenario of a sudden radicalisation...
Opinion
Jasmina Lukač, Political Editor At Daily Newspaper Danas
Décor For Unpopular Decisions
Serbian president Aleksandar VučIć expects a frontal conflict with part of the west and considers that unavoidable, and thus the return - not entry...
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Does the road to winning government run through presidential elections?
Unified Candidate In A Used Suit
Is the Serbian opposition on the hunt for a new Koštunica; a man with whom many would disagree, but who would have the right...
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Bojan Vranić, Associate Professor, Faculty Of Political Sciences, University Of Belgrade
The Myth Of A Neutral Leader
It would be difficult for the opposition to justify the idea of a neutral leader as an engine of mobilising voters who’ve abstained for...