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Serbia’s president has resigned – but intends to remain in control

Aleksandar Vučić resigned as Serbia’s president on September 27, announcing that he intends to head his party’s list in upcoming parliamentary elections instead. If his Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) succeeds in these elections, which are scheduled for October 25, Vučić would become Serbia’s next prime minister.

The Conversation · Oct 1

Serbia's Openly Gay Ex-PM Ana Brnabić Became Acting President on Her 51st Birthday, but Only for Now

Ana Brnabić is temporarily performing Serbia's presidential duties after Aleksandar Vučić resigned. Here is what the succession process means and what happens next.

International Business Times UK · Sep 29

Aleksandar Vučić Resigns as Serbian President, but He Already Has His Next Job in Sight

Aleksandar Vučić has resigned seven months early as Serbia's president to contest a snap parliamentary election, potentially paving the way for his return as prime minister.

International Business Times UK · Sep 28

How an interview with a rapist fired up Serbia’s feminists

A controversial article sparked street demonstrations in Belgrade, which mobilised women to fight for bigger change.

Al Jazeera · Mar 31, 2023

Kosovo: ethnic tensions have created a political 'volcano' that could erupt anytime

After US state department counsellor Derek Chollet recently visited Kosovo in a bid to calm tensions flaring in the north of the country, he said Washington’s priority was to prevent “violence metastasising” (spreading) between Serbs and Albanians.

The Conversation · Jan 17, 2023

‘It’s a win for us’: Serbia’s cancelled EuroPride exposes ongoing LGBTQ+ struggle

Organisers defiant after police ban on Saturday’s parade, which followed anti-pride protests in Belgrade

The Guardian - UK · Sep 14, 2022

Serbia banning EuroPride 2022 shows hard-won progress for LGBTQ+ rights is under threat

Four days before the streets of Belgrade were to host EuroPride 2022, LGBTQ+ activists were handed a letter from Serbia’s interior ministry informing them that the proposed route for the Pride march had been rejected and telling them to submit a revised route. The catch? The request needed to have…

The Conversation · Sep 14, 2022