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the night of the attack at a press conference. The image later became a symbol of the protests, with protesters carrying signs and rallying under the slogan "No More Bloody Shirts" / "Stop the Bloody Shirts". Following the assault, members of the opposition asserted that the attackers (multiple suspects were arrested shortly thereafter but denied any involvement) had ties to the ruling party, or that the assault was a result of hateful and vitriolic rhetoric used by the government against its opponents.
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1050:. The document outlines plans for profound democratic reform and democratic principles in line with the demands of the protesters to which the opposition pledges to adhere. Opposition also declares intention to begin a boycott of legislative bodies/other assemblies "in which the regime has abolished democratic principles of parliamentarism".
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said to have been "offered incentives to attend, including five liters of milk", while others were said to have been threatened with firing by bosses should they choose not to attend, according to media reports. It was also speculated that the reception was an attempt by Vučić to placate and shore up support of conservative
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maintain popularity of over 50% in spite of the protests, and opposition leaders have responded to Vučić's suggestions of an early election by committing to a boycott due to what they describe as "unfair conditions. One of the political opposition leaders justified the boycott plans by saying that no
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On 11 December, the house of investigative journalist Milan
Jovanović was shot up and bombarded with Molotov cocktails. The attack on the journalist (who "narrowly escaped") further fueled the protests. Jovanović believes that the attack was related to his reporting on corruption in the municipality.
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reporter, said he was struck in the head from behind and knocked unconscious, after which the attackers continued battering him with strikes to the head, leading him to conclude the attack was in fact a failed assassination attempt. A day after the attack, Stefanović displayed his bloodied shirt from
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12–13 December 2019 – at the third round of EP-mediated dialogue, it was concluded that continued observation of implementation was necessary and it was agreed to move the election as late as possible. The EP delegation members announced that conditions for fair and free elections in Serbia have not
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in a "lavish welcome" and a showing of friendship and mutual support. Tens of thousands of attendants were bused to
Belgrade from across Serbia for an event that critics labelled a "popularity stunt" and a purposeful distraction from the protests. Many of those in the cheering crowd of 100,000 were
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15 November 2019 – the second round of inter-party
European Parliament-mediated dialogue will once again be boycotted by the Alliance for Serbiа. It was concluded that progress had been made in some areas, such as the work of the electoral committees, the registry of voters and the misuse of public
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16 March 2019 – protesters surround the presidential residence and storm the building of the state broadcaster and are confronted by riot police using tear gas to disperse the crowds, several are arrested. After the arrests, protesters gather before the police headquarters, demanding the release of
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argued that demonstrations against Vucic’s authoritarian government won’t achieve anything until the opposition can present a coherent alternative. This is a similar concern voiced by experts who argue that Vucic's opposition is too fragmented and its leaders too different to work in unison against
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January, Vučić announced the arrest a mayor (and a member of Vučić's SNS party) in connection to the attack on the journalist's home, saying "A party membership card will not save anyone from responsibility. Journalists will be protected no matter for whom they work for ... No one will be
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The protests have been non-partisan in nature (despite opposition parties providing some logistical support), but some protesters and supporters have voiced consternation over the inefficacy of the political opposition, expressing concern that without a viable electoral outlet, the momentum of the
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due to deterioration in the conduct of elections, continued attempts by the government and allied media outlets to undermine independent journalists through legal harassment and smear campaigns, and Vučić's accumulation of executive powers that conflict with his constitutional role. Observers have
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stated in the Serbia 2019 Report that overall peaceful protests, demanding freedom of the media and free and fair elections, grew over time. They criticised election conditions, which include the lack of transparency of party and campaign financing, the blurred distinction between party and state
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tendencies (with manifestations including "hate speech" against opponents, suppression of dissenting voices, and mounting control over the country's media), while also accusing him of creating a climate of fear and violence, and the party he heads of being corrupt. Some protesters and prominent
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European Parliament-mediated dialogue in Serbia took place, while the Alliance for Serbia refused to participate, stating that there is no time for their demands for fair election conditions to be met before April, when the election is
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3 June 2019 – the expert team concluded there were no conditions for free and fair elections in the country, due to the lack of public communication and inequality in that process, and they drafted a comprehensive and systematic document with six demands and six
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After several months of protests, President Vučić and the ruling party members have labelled protesters "fascists, hooligans and thieves" and accuse them of violence. Goran Vesić, Belgrade’s Deputy Mayor, linked the protests to the "celebration of the day that
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Against Covid" petition of over 2,900 Serbian doctors who demanded the resignation of the COVID Crisis Team for their incompetence and allowing themselves to make decisions based on political influence from the ruling party.
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Vucic. The survey conducted among the protesters showed that about half of the protesters do not support any political party, but to protest against the suppression of media freedom and corruption. The vast majority of protesters (77%) were made by
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took place in 2017 and were also directed at Vučić and his party, denouncing SNS's perceived domination of the media and voicing concern regarding claims of voter intimidation. The 2016 protests were similarly in part also directed against Vučić.
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The non-partisan expert group formulated the demands of the protests, concluded there were no conditions for free and fair elections, and drafted a comprehensive document with demands and recommendations. The protest resulted in inter-party
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7 July 2020 – Mass protests took off again in front of the
Serbian parliament building in Belgrade, hours after the Serbian government announced that curfews to curb the spread of COVID-19 would be reinstated. The police force used
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of the coming elections due to lack of press freedom and fair electoral conditions. Since
February 2020, protests have continued with more significant involvement of opposition parties with key messages to boycott the election.
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organisation said they would take part in the next elections after advocating boycott for over a year. Some members in the capital and elsewhere disassociated themselves from the decision and criticised those who changed their
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Parallel to the protests, Vučić launched a campaign "Future of Serbia", organizing rallies in all districts of Serbia, while the pro-government media have constantly demonized protesters and opposition leaders, linking them to
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The protests have been organised by various students and activists, along with the
Alliance for Serbia, a loose alliance of various opposition parties and organisations. Prominent leaders of the protests have included actor
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The protesters have called for greater press freedom, greater political freedom and plurality, electoral reform, new elections, and more government transparency, and condemned what they perceive as Vučić's increasingly
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in a lavish reception that critics label a publicity stunt and distraction. Tens of thousands of attendants are bused in, some are reportedly cajoled into attendance by material rewards or coerced by threatening
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activities, and the unbalanced media coverage. The
Commission expressed a serious concern about freedom of expression and that cases of threats, intimidation and violence against journalists are still a concern.
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20 April 2019 – the announcement of a non-partisan expert negotiation team to talk to the authorities about three key points – throttled media, abuses by the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media and irregular
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Responding to the protests, Vučić said that he would not compromise with the protesters "even if there were 5 million people in the street" (prompting protesters to adopt the slogan "One of Five Million"
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11 February 2019 – parts of the parliamentary opposition vow to boycott parliament in an act of solidarity and support with the protesters, with at least 45 of the 250 members of parliament participating.
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have launched a panel discussion each Thursday, where intellectuals discuss different aspects of the crisis Serbian society is in under Vučić, with the aim of joining protests and empowering society.
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12 January 2020 – authorities said they would reduce the electoral threshold from 5% to 3%. The move has been criticised by numerous observers, opposition parties, the EP delegation members and the
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with the support of other parties and movements. However, after that, the attendants walked out to the streets and organized a protest walk, which was attended by about a thousand people.
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Although there have been some sporadic gatherings since then, regular Saturday protests have not been re-established, even though the state of emergency was abolished in early May.
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Günay, Cengiz; Džihić, Vedran (October 2016). "Decoding the authoritarian code: exercising 'legitimate' power politics through the ruling parties in Turkey, Macedonia and Serbia".
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21 November 2019 – the University of Belgrade Ethics Committee decided to annul Siniša Mali's PhD title, the opposition called for the resignation of the Ministry of Finance.
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24–31 January 2019 – more than 1,200 scientists and university professors, as well as more than 400 actors and artists, have signed a proclamation supporting the protests.
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accounts that wrote 43 million tweets – acted in concert to cheerlead for president Vučić and his party and attack his opponent, including those involved in the protests.
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election can be considered legitimate until "normal conditions for elections and living are created". Instead, many of them have called for the institution of a
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The ceremony was staged at the same location where, just a day prior, tens of thousands of protesters marched for a candlelight vigil to honour the death of
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16 January 2019 – protesters stage a candlelit vigil for Kosovan Serb politician assassinated in 2018 whose murder remained unsolved, demanding an inquiry.
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showed that a significant increase in perceived corruption was seen exactly from 2012, when Vučić came into power. According to research conducted by the
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6 February 2019 – parallel to the protests, Vučić launched a campaign "Future of Serbia", visiting towns throughout Serbia and championing his policies.
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protected because of being a politician" while also promising a fiercer fight against political violence and cronyism, including legislative actions.
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1 February 2020 – the leaders of opposition formally marked the beginning of their campaign for the boycott, while also joined the protests.
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that played an important role in the democratic transition of the country. Close associates of Đinđić welcome and endorse the protests.
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resources, the two most important problems of the electoral process – media reporting and pressure on voters – remain untouched.
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2113:""One out of Five Million": Serbia's 2018–19 Protests against Dictatorship, the Media, and the Government's Response"
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sections of the population who are concerned about the pro-European tendencies of the President and his government.
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13 April 2019 – the most massive protest; a plan for a dialogue on media and election rules was presented.
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13 January 2019 – rally in Belgrade for the sixth consecutive Saturday, rallies in several other cities.
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20 December 2018 – the protest organisers announced the demands: five minutes for the protests on the
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in November 2018. The protests were also triggered by many scandals of ruling party members, such as
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2146:""Fighting Like a Lion for Serbia": An Analysis of Government-Linked Influence Operations in Serbia"
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3766:"Civil protests' experts: No conditions for free and fair elections in Serbia"
3551:"Radonjić: Premijerka je problem gušenja sloboda svela na "klozetsko pitanje""
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4166:"EP's Fajon, Bilčík worry about election threshold lowering in Serbia"
3679:"Serbian protest organizers name negotiators, define issues for talks"
3174:"Tribina "Stop krvavim košuljama": Stvoreni smo da ne budemo podanici"
1911:"Serbia Protests Shine Light on a Nation Tugged Between East and West"
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3290:"Beset by Protests, Serb Leader Stages Lavish Reception for Putin"
3151:"Thousands protest in Serbia over attack on opposition politician"
2956:"Beset by Protests, Serb Leader Stages Lavish Reception for Putin"
1651:"Thousands protest in Serbia over attack on opposition politician"
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3537:"Serbian Opposition Groups Boycott Parliament as Protests Spread"
2561:"Patterns of competitive authoritarianism in the Western Balkans"
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4645:"Putin Gets Red Carpet Treatment in Serbia, a Fulcrum Once More"
3326:"Putin Gets Red Carpet Treatment in Serbia, a Fulcrum Once More"
1724:"More than 10,000 protest in Belgrade against Serbian president"
4531:"Serbia protests: President Vucic the target of Belgrade rally"
4144:"Serbia to Lower Election Threshold for Parties in Spring Vote"
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3255:"Several Thousand in Belgrade Seek Truth About Kosovo Murder"
2714:"Koliko je zaista uspešna borba protiv korupcije i kriminala"
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6 February 2019 – opposition presents and signs draft of the
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4457:"Serbia Thousands gather for anti-Vučić marches in Belgrade"
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In late 2018, a series of largely peaceful protests (called
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2070:"Storm over Serbia Whistleblower Arrest in State Arms Scam"
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because no recommendation of the expert team was adopted.
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3511:"Serbian opposition publishes Agreement With the People"
2876:"Thousands march in Belgrade in anti-government protest"
2655:"How Aleksandar Vucic Became Europe's Favorite Autocrat"
1680:"Anti-Govt Protests for 6th Week Against Serbian Leader"
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8 December 2018 – the initial rally is held in Belgrade.
970:, is thrashed by several assailants wielding metal rods.
4014:"Whistleblower Aleksandar Obradović under House Arrest"
3099:"Belgrade protests for 7th week against Serbian leader"
3066:"Belgrade Protests for 7th Week Against Serbian Leader"
2848:"Serbian Protesters Face Dilemma Over Movement's Goals"
2716:(in Serbian). Centar za istraživačko novinarstvo Srbije
2226:"Serbian Protesters Face Dilemma Over Movement's Goals"
1874:"Thousands Rally in Belgrade Against Serbian President"
1757:"Thousands rally in Belgrade against Serbian president"
1314:
10 March 2020 – protests have been suspended over the
1163:
3 September 2019 – the protest organisers called for a
923:
protests will simply fizzle out. Notably, the magazine
2674:
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1293:, declared a boycott the next parliamentary elections.
915:, and Jelena Anasonović, a political science student.
3957:"Saturday protest in support of Krusik whistleblower"
3708:
3706:
3704:
2039:"Saturday protest in support of Krusik whistleblower"
667:
635:
4643:
Santora, Marc; MacFarquhar, Neil (17 January 2019).
3324:
Santora, Marc; MacFarquhar, Neil (17 January 2019).
2171:
Political Tensions Rise in Serbia Ahead of June Vote
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as well, spreading misinformation to their readers.
680:(SNS) began to take place in the Serbian capital of
46:
One of the symbols of the 2018–20 protest depicting
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1318:, until the epidemiological situation was remedied.
1181:13–25,= September 2019 – students' blockade of the
743:announced that they shut down the network of 8,500
4642:
3701:
3595:"Serbia Protesters to March in Memory of Djindjic"
3323:
2092:
2090:
703:at work, assaults on investigative journalists, a
669:Jedan od pet miliona, 1 od 5 miliona, #1od5miliona
658:Један од пет милиона, 1 од 5 милиона, #1од5милиона
4118:"Krusik whistleblower released from house arrest"
3875:"Opposition Alliance for Serbia declares boycott"
3366:"Belgrade Protests Start Spreading Across Serbia"
2104:
1984:"Serbian Protesters Challenge Govt in Poster War"
4710:
3126:"Protesters Call on Serbian President To Resign"
2814:"Ubijen Oliver Ivanović sa pet metaka iz zasede"
2764:(in Serbian). Beta. 28 July 2017. Archived from
2712:Jahić, Dino; Jeremić, Ivana (15 February 2017).
1014:17 January 2019 – Vučić meets Russian President
2087:
1894:(in Croatian). 15 December 2018. Archived from
763:Protests were suspended in March 2020 over the
3172:Miljković, Piše: Miloš D. (28 November 2018).
994:, as well as those behind a murder attempt on
4509:"Thousands protest against Serbian president"
3487:(in Serbian). 31 January 2019. Archived from
2190:
1594:"Prva šetnja "Jedan od pet miliona" u Čikagu"
948:figures also called for Vučić's resignation.
781:2000 mass unrests that ended Milošević's rule
3654:"The massive protests few people know about"
3463:"Sociolozi sa Filozofskog podržali proteste"
2711:
2164:
2162:
1061:University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy
882:The protests were prompted by an assault on
805:International Research & Exchanges Board
2931:"Serbian leader targeted by Belgrade rally"
2591:
692:and some of the longest-running in Europe.
2424:. Agence France-Presse. 30 December 2018.
2111:Jovanović, Srđan Mladenov (October 2016).
1600:(in Serbian). 3 March 2019. Archived from
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1520:2019 Montenegrin anti-corruption protests
1464:Belgrade", as well as alleged support by
1127:Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee
956:
241:-mediated dialogue on election conditions
4503:
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3391:"Univerzitetska podrška #1 od 5 miliona"
2736:"Ivanovic's Murder Shows Words Can Kill"
2728:
2594:Southeast European and Black Sea Studies
2345:"Thousands march against Serbian leader"
2137:
1141:
715:that allegedly ended up in the hands of
255:The major opposition political subjects
3200:"Protestna šetnja opozicije u Kruševcu"
867:and pro-government Serbian media prior
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3072:. Associated Press. 19 January 2019.
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1409:COVID-19 protests and riots in Serbia
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875:, while entering his office in
289:Student and civilian protesters
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1208:that ended up in the hands of
140:Siniša Mali plagiarism scandal
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4432:. 7 July 2020. Archived from
4248:Radio Television of Vojvodina
3772:. 3 June 2019. Archived from
2988:Eror, Eleks (19 March 2019).
2606:10.1080/14683857.2016.1242872
2578:10.1080/21599165.2018.1490272
2559:Bieber, Florian (July 2018).
2144:Bush, Daniel (2 April 2020).
2100:. France 24. 9 February 2019.
1553:
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1169:coming parliamentary election
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214:of administrative buildings,
4479:. Reuters. 12 January 2019.
3298:. Reuters. 17 January 2019.
3017:(in Serbian). Archived from
2962:. Reuters. 17 January 2019.
2653:Eror, Aleks (9 March 2018).
1960:(in Serbian). Archived from
1402:2020 parliamentary elections
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1030:, and several smaller towns.
398:autonomists and separatists
18:Serbian protests (2018–2020)
7:
4754:Political history of Serbia
4511:. Reuters. 29 December 2018
4244:"I "Beli" bojkotuje izbore"
3517:(in Serbian (Latin script))
2531:"Freedom in the World 2019"
1503:
1360:Do not let Belgrade d(r)own
1081:the arrested demonstrators.
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785:previous series of protests
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578:Unknown number of policemen
347:Do not let Belgrade d(r)own
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4222:Radio Television of Serbia
3153:. Reuters. 8 December 2018
3043:. Reuters. 12 January 2019
2878:. Reuters. 16 January 2019
1853:Public Radio International
1726:. Reuters. 19 January 2019
1653:. Reuters. 8 December 2018
1530:2020–2022 Serbian protests
1515:2017–2018 Russian protests
1374:
1291:2017 presidential election
988:Radio Television of Serbia
937:
842:Transparency International
832:described Vučić's rule as
809:Media Sustainability Index
281:Anti-government protesters
35:2018–2020 Serbian protests
2698:10.5604/01.3001.0013.3501
2481:Reporters Without Borders
2455:Reporters Without Borders
1759:. Reuters. 5 January 2019
1436:Serbian Progressive Party
1216:, in which the father of
1119:Movement of Free Citizens
1048:Agreement with the People
865:Serbian Progressive Party
801:Reporters Without Borders
678:Serbian Progressive Party
657:
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605:Several policeman injured
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442:Serbian Progressive Party
312:Movement of Free Citizens
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4403:European Western Balkans
4096:European Western Balkans
3992:European Western Balkans
3935:European Western Balkans
3827:European Western Balkans
3581:"Nije filozofski cutati"
3124:RFE (23 December 2018).
2281:U.S. Department of State
2130:10.1515/openps-2019-0001
1470:Prime Minister of Kosovo
27:Civil conflict in Serbia
1472:whom Serbia charges of
1444:transitional government
1356:Social Democratic Union
1344:Social Democratic Party
1336:parliamentary elections
1260:18 December 2019 – the
1235:21 November 2019 – the
1138:September–November 2019
934:citizens and students.
819:reported that Serbia's
342:Social Democratic Union
327:Social Democratic Party
184:Free and fair elections
4455:Churm, Philip Andrew.
4196:Diplomacy&Commerce
4170:Diplomacy&Commerce
2565:East European Politics
2117:Open Political Science
1626:. BBC. 5 January 2019.
1338:were boycotted by the
1296:28 January 2020 – the
1243:is under house arrest.
1183:University of Belgrade
1159:
1148:University of Belgrade
957:November–December 2018
637:Stop krvavim košuljama
573:Over 100,000 (jointly)
457:People's Peasant Party
452:Movement of Socialists
363:(primarily members of
317:Party of Modern Serbia
246:University of Belgrade
1510:2017 Serbian protests
1257:yet been established.
1226:Deputy Prime Minister
1145:
793:Serbian Radical Party
626:Стоп крвавим кошуљама
588:Casualties and losses
483:Serbian Radical Party
391:Vojvodina autonomists
292:Academics and artists
229:Agreement with people
121:Government corruption
3885:on 22 September 2019
3714:"Serbia 2019 Report"
2019:on 11 September 2020
1316:coronavirus pandemic
1287:Ljubiša Preletačević
1266:Aleksandar Obradović
1241:Aleksandar Obradović
913:Branislav Trifunović
765:coronavirus pandemic
690:Bulldozer Revolution
527:Branislav Trifunović
415:Government of Serbia
179:Technical government
174:Freedom of the media
150:Sexual abuse scandal
3722:European Commission
3409:"#105 od 5 miliona"
2792:The Daily Telegraph
2685:Przegląd Europejski
2153:Stanford University
1898:on 14 January 2019.
1688:. 12 January 2019.
1425:Government response
1348:Together for Serbia
1340:Alliance for Serbia
1334:21 June 2020 – The
1298:One of Five million
1280:Transparency Serbia
1191:Ministry of Finance
1176:Alliance for Serbia
1156:Ministry of Finance
1131:European Parliament
1093:European Commission
975:Alliance for Serbia
968:Alliance for Serbia
962:23 November 2018 –
888:Alliance for Serbia
799:report compiled by
797:Press Freedom Index
753:European Parliament
642:One of Five Million
434:Government parties
409:President of Serbia
307:Alliance for Serbia
239:European Parliament
51:One of Five million
4749:Protests in Serbia
4684:The New York Times
4650:The New York Times
4476:The New York Times
4124:. 18 December 2019
3689:on 20 October 2019
3561:on 9 February 2019
3491:on 9 February 2019
3331:The New York Times
3295:The New York Times
3260:The New York Times
3235:on 23 January 2019
3070:The New York Times
3021:on 31 January 2020
2960:The New York Times
2768:on 30 October 2018
2632:The New York Times
2383:The New York Times
1915:The New York Times
1685:The New York Times
1285:17 January 2020 –
1218:Nebojša Stefanović
1204:who uncovered the
1160:
1091:25 May 2019 – the
727:opposition leader
711:who uncovered the
705:plagiarism scandal
676:and his governing
618:Stop Bloody Shirts
542:Nebojša Stefanović
477:political subjects
467:Serb List (Kosovo)
386:Feminist activists
301:Serbian Opposition
200:civil disobedience
96:political violence
4250:. 17 January 2020
4224:. 13 January 2020
4198:. 15 January 2020
4172:. 14 January 2020
4019:Council of Europe
3627:. 17 March 2019.
3370:Balkaninsight.com
3178:Dnevni list Danas
3105:. 19 January 2019
2852:Balkaninsight.com
2457:. 22 January 2019
2313:. 17 March 2014.
2307:"Vucic's victory"
2230:Balkaninsight.com
1988:Balkaninsight.com
1364:Đorđe Vukadinović
1237:Council of Europe
1193:was a plagiarism.
1158:, was plagiarised
1115:Sergej Trifunović
1113:26 August 2019 –
873:drive-by shooting
701:sexual harassment
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355:Others (sporadic)
227:Opposition signs
216:internet activism
169:Freedom of speech
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1222:Internal Affairs
1123:David McAllister
1117:, leader of the
1101:June–August 2019
996:Borko Stefanović
964:Borko Stefanović
884:Borko Stefanović
840:. Data from the
707:, the arrest of
697:Borko Stefanović
686:Serbian diaspora
674:Aleksandar Vučić
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145:Arms trafficking
110:Aleksandar Vučić
106:Authoritarianism
101:Media censorship
80:Serbian diaspora
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917:Boško Obradović
877:North Mitrovica
869:local elections
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