The name-by-name list of victims of the NATO bombing has been available to the public since 2014. Among the deceased are many children – 81 victims were under the age of 16.

Among signatories expressing concern over powerful sonic disturbance during the protests in Belgrade, are Piketty, Balibar, Ernaux, Žižek, Butler, Fukuyama…

I feel sorry for the people in Serbia who keep looking to the student movement to provide them with a political solution, or act disappointed when the student movement refuses to do so.

At this moment, I do not see a stronger show of solidarity or a more effective anti-regime move than raising money for workers in schools across Serbia. Many have already lined up to donate.

Citizens who protested in front of the Belgrade Assembly were attacked and beaten – with chains, cables, clubs, umbrellas – by members of a private company hired to safeguard the Assembly building.

After claims that the opposition was nonexistent, surviving only on sterile salon statements, a sudden dramatic action resisted the irrational ruling mob.

The shifting stance toward Russia is not just about diplomatic maneuvering but a response to the crisis of capitalism, where the current model of accumulation in the U.S. faces structural challenges.

The student march to Kragujevac from Novi Pazar reminded me of the conversation between a young man named Fikret and Zoran Đinđić in May 2002. Fikret asked Đinđić about inter-ethnic relations.

LINKS – Serbian protests exhibit characteristics of spontaneity, with substantive but limited mass participation and no clear leadership capable of linking the demands to a broader class struggle.

The problem is not a “lack of mutual respect” as you said, but rather the brutal violence that one party, the ruling party in Serbia, inflicts on its citizens.

The Guardian – The students’ demands may sound minor. They have asked institutions to demonstrate that they will do their jobs unimpeded by the regime, and in the public interest.

I live in Prague, but I follow student protests daily. I am convinced that students from Belgrade have given birth to another European non-violent revolution and that we will soon learn its name.

DwP – Reception of the works of Ognjen Glavonić, one of the most important filmmakers of the younger generation in Serbia, illustrate some of the mechanisms used to bunker undesirable films.

In the current politically and emotionally charged situation in Serbia, even seemingly technical issues, such as Gross Domestic Product, have become subjects of heated political debates.

Rıza Akpolat, a young opposition politician and mayor of Beşiktaş, woke up on January 13 with a police raid. He was arrested on charges of bribery and membership in a criminal organization.

What is truly obscene in this bizzare symbol and has shocked even the most cynical observers of local political events, is the fact that the middle finger is coming from a bloody hand.

How did 100,000 people fall silent on Slavija square, one of the country’s noisiest places, without a leader’s repression, a sound system, or a party hierarchy to enforce order?

Amnesty International states that Serbian authorities widely use advanced technologies to spy on citizens. In addition to abusing authority, they have also misused EU accession donations.

The HLC filed a request for action on the war crimes criminal complaint against Ratko Adžić, who attacked students during a blockade in Belgrade.

Populist story about organizations and individuals receiving money from abroad is going around for the umpteenth time. Uknown by whom or how, but “known” for which activities: to destroy Serbia.

Without any evidence, teachers and the opposition are accused of manipulating children, while students are denied of ability to have and express opinions about the tragedy and responsibility for it.

DwP – The Tribunal gave its final ruling on November 29, 2017, former Day of the Republic. Its legacy is the vast archive of some of the gravest war crimes.

For the first time, we saw the regime arresting its own. Even if it was just for show, everyone saw it. Weakness, Vučić’s demonstration of impotence – that’s what we saw.

Serbian CSO’s joint statement: Repression against the people is growing increasingly brutal and the highest state officials justify and encourage it.

The key to victory in this election was forged by Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg in the fires of Silicon Valley. It began with mass production of a new kind of voter on social media.

DwP – Each year on the day of the liberation of Belgrade from fascism, especially when it’s a round anniversary, there is a sense of anxiety about how it will be officially commemorated.

Fourteen dead in one day, including a child. Institutions are surprised, expressing condolences. They avoid responsibility, talk about the “tragedy”. Candles are lit. No one is offering resignations.

No one did it before us, they didn’t know how, but we do. That’s what Vučić said sometime in early 2014 and promised the first metro lines would be ready by the end of 2016.

Gisele Pelicot decided to go one step further and requested the court to make the videos of her abuse available to the public. She reasoned that the shame must be returned to the abusers.

Nothing would highlight the continuity between the current government and the behavior of Chetniks under Draža’s command during World War II quite like a monument to Mladić.

DwP – Operation “Medak Pocket” is often used to promote ethno-nationalism, exploit the suffering of victims, and ignore court-established facts.

It will be a kind of mandatory military service in schools, a tool for mental training, a new textbook of arrogance and weaning from objectivity – a poorly disguised incentive for intolerance.