Vladan Zagrađanin, President of the Executive Board of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), stated that the party's Main Board unanimously supported Ivica Dačić's proposal for an independent election run in July, and confirmed there have been no discussions with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) regarding a joint appearance in the upcoming elections.

The main battle in the next Serbian elections will be for the youth vote, as President Aleksandar Vučić and the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) have seen declining support among younger generations.

Serbian opposition figures are discussing strategies to defeat the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and President Vučić. They emphasize the need for a broad opposition front to bring about change and return Serbia to a European path.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is reportedly spending over 20,000 euros monthly for just three banners on BIP buildings as part of its "Serbia Wins" campaign. This expenditure raises questions about the overall cost of their political advertising.

Serbia's Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has accused supporters of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Kragujevac of staging an attack on their own party's stand.

The Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has opened a case regarding a criminal complaint against Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) president Miloš Vučević concerning alleged cash payments of daily allowances at an SNS rally, with details not publicly available.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that the latest public opinion poll from Nova srpska politička misao (NSPM) indicates that the list associated with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is gaining support daily, while student support is slightly decreasing.

The article examines how Red Star Belgrade, Serbia's most successful football club, and the Serbian Progressive Party maintain their unchallengeable power through a system that reinforces the top.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated he would not flee the country if his Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) loses the upcoming elections, which he has been hinting at for months. He declared he would 'laugh in their faces from prison and from the grave' if he loses.

A delegation of youth from the Democratic Rally 'NEDISY,' the largest Cypriot political party and a sister organization to the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) within the European People's Party (EPP), is visiting Serbia at the invitation of the SNS.

A councilwoman from the Serbian Progressive Party, Cvija Vasić, sparked controversy in the Novi Sad city assembly by telling the opposition they 'slaughtered Serbs' during a debate.

The Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS) and the Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) have called on the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) to cease discriminating against journalists, specifically citing instances at a rally in Bačko Gradište and against Bečejski mozaik.

Vladimir Đukanović, a Serbian Progressive Party MP and lawyer, has stated in a column for Politika that 'Sky' encrypted correspondence cannot be used as evidence in court.

Vladimir Pajić, an MP from the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG), stated after a visit to Strasbourg that it is clear to everyone in the European Parliament that the Serbian Progressive Party's government is corrupt and authoritarian, lacking democratic values.

Coalition partners of Serbia's ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) announced their support for legislative proposals in Parliament, while opposition parties criticized the proposed laws.

A large banner with the slogan “Serbia Wins” from the Serbian Progressive Party has reappeared on a building in central Belgrade, prompting an architect to comment on it as a display of power in public space.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has condemned the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) for allegedly discriminating against the internet portal FAR from Dimitrovgrad.

Miloš Vučević, leader of the Serbian Progressive Party, sparked controversy with his statement suggesting student Anja Vučak injured her jaw herself, drawing criticism for allegedly distorting facts.

The 'Free University' initiative has accused Miloš Vučević of downplaying an attack by Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) activists on students in Novi Sad. This statement suggests a perceived attempt to relativize the incident.

Miloš Vučević, President of the Serbian Progressive Party, stated that a distinction should be made between the people of Montenegro and its leadership, commenting on Montenegrin politician Spajić's policies.

Journalist Boško Jakšić stated that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) or President Vučić personally managed to persuade the European People's Party (EPP) to abandon a broad debate on Serbia in the European Parliament, leading to a shortened discussion.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) has unveiled an economic aid package for citizens, which analysts suggest officially marks the start of their pre-election campaign.

The Niš City Board of the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS) stated that the presence of the city's Tourist Organization at a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally in Belgrade constitutes an abuse of institutions.

Nikola Dašić, a member of the Serbian Progressive Party, completed a walk from Kragujevac to Belgrade. This journey garnered attention for its unusual nature.

Preparations are in progress for a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally in central Belgrade, leading to significant traffic congestion and road closures in surrounding streets. Public transport routes have also been altered due to the event.

Serbia is experiencing a political weekend with two distinct gatherings: the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is organizing a rally in Belgrade, while students are convening in Kraljevo, a week after a similar event in Novi Sad.

A welcome event is being prepared in Inđija for the column of Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) pedestrians who began a march from Petrovaradin towards Belgrade.

Miloš Vučević, Ana Brnabić, and Siniša Mali, leaders of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), have issued a video invitation urging supporters to attend an SNS rally scheduled for June 27 in Belgrade.

The civic group 'Znanjem za Čačak – Goran Arsenijević' announced that the construction of an indoor swimming pool in Čačak has become a 'multi-year pre-election lie' by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), with millions already spent but no work started.

A Serbian flag, nearly half a kilometer long and requiring ten kilometers of thread and half a ton of paint, is being prepared to be carried by thousands at the upcoming 'Serbia, One Family' rally of the Serbian Progressive Party.

Serbian Socialist Party Vice President Branko Ružić announced he would not attend the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally on June 27, citing the state of society, while Dačić confirmed his attendance.

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) official Milenko Jovanov stated that Milan Radoičić is a Serbian hero and that his wealth was acquired before his political involvement.

Miroslav Ljubez from Obrovac has had his detention extended following an alleged conflict with supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), with his defense team filing an appeal.

The Chief of the Police Administration in Šabac, Dejan Frković, attended a political rally organized by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in the village of Grušić.

Activists of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) disrupted the daily silent tribute for the victims of the Novi Sad Railway Station tragedy, drawing criticism from opposition parties.

A new member of the Niš City Assembly has publicly denied allegations of selling her mandate and being affiliated with the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

The Novi Sad City Board of the Srbija Centar (SRCE) party has strongly condemned actions by the Vojvodina provincial administration, led by the Serbian Progressive Party. SRCE alleges that employees are being relocated from their positions and losing jobs for not being members of the SNS.

Borko Stefanović, Vice President of the Freedom and Justice Party, criticized the Serbian Progressive Party's foreign policy as a 'complete fiasco' marked by 'crawling' to Washington and Beijing.

A live report covers a contentious session of the Municipal Assembly in Kula, Serbia, where the election of the mayor is uncertain, with the Serbian Progressive Party holding a majority.

Miloš Vučević, president of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), stated that two Novi Sad activists from his party were attacked by "blockaders" and called on courts and prosecutors to demonstrate equal application of the law in this case.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is showing signs of abandoning its EU membership goals and democratic principles, with suggestions of an internal 'cleansing' process, possibly influenced by the Chinese Communist Party's experience.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) faces accusations of abusing legislative processes to create an ideal election day, effectively tailoring electoral conditions to their advantage. Critics allege this move constitutes a manipulation of the legal framework governing elections.

The Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) announced that, given the method and pace proposed by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić for verifying all 6,439,365 voters on the electoral roll, it would take 449 years to complete.

Vladimir Đukanović, a member of the Serbian Progressive Party Presidency, stated that drug gangs could seize power if no action is taken, and called for a police cleanup following a recent arrest.

Multiple gatherings were held in Novi Sad to protest the failure to call elections. Supporters of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) were also observed at some of these locations.

Natalija Stojmenović stated that no elections held with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) will be fair and honest, contrasting with government claims that new laws improve electoral rules.

Predrag Milošević, an official of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), was introduced by Darko Glišić as a significant 'reinforcement,' with a peculiar mention of 500,000 Bensedin.

The Public Prosecutor's Office in Subotica has announced that a detailed statement will be taken from a minor. This action is in connection with an incident that took place during a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) has dismissed Nikola Jolović, its commissioner for Novi Pazar, without providing a public explanation for the decision.

An investigation by CINS has revealed that the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) spent millions on a rally held in the Arena ahead of local elections. The report details the significant financial outlay for the event.

Miloš Vučević of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) stated that the party will be prepared for the upcoming elections regardless of their timing. He also noted that the SNS does not consider itself the favorite in the electoral race.

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) MP Miroslav Petrašinović, who proposed amendments to four election laws, spoke at the first public hearing on the proposed changes in Kragujevac. This article provides further context on his role as the election law proposer.

Branko Ružić has publicly stated his refusal to attend rallies organized by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS). He claims the party scheduled four different dates to occupy public spaces, effectively monopolizing them.

Milenko Jovanov, head of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) parliamentary group, stated his conviction that all SNS members believe President Aleksandar Vučić should be the candidate for prime minister in future parliamentary elections.

The Belgrade Waterfront ("Belgrade on Water") mega-project, initiated twelve years ago by then-Serbian Progressive Party chairman Aleksandar Vučić, is examined for its ambitious goals to transform the city and its divisive impact on society.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić claimed that students cannot refrain from thuggery when encountering stands of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS). He criticized their behavior, implying aggressive acts towards party booths.

The leader of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) stated that the upcoming elections will be the most challenging the party has faced in 14 years. This assessment highlights the perceived difficulties ahead for the ruling party.

Aleksandar Gajić, an historian and member of the Serbian Progressive Party who faced student complaints regarding violence, has been appointed to the Council of the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad.

Miroslav Petrašinović, a Serbian Progressive Party MP, has proposed amendments to the laws concerning the election of national deputies, the President of the Republic, local elections, and the Constitutional Court.

The Roma Party has called on the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) to publicly address and clarify its position regarding recent threats made against Srđan Šajn.

A journalist and editor for the 'Pravo u centar' portal has received a series of threats and insults following her reporting on a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally. The Association of Independent

Serbia's Novo lice Srbije (NLS) party has accused Serbian Progressive Party MP Uglješa Mrdić of threatening NLS MPs in the hallway of the Serbian Parliament.

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) President Miloš Vučević expressed concern today that individuals from Serbia, leading certain institutions and involved in politics, are lobbying in Brussels or elsewhere in Europe for Serbia to be sanctioned.

N1 has reported that statements made by Serbian Progressive Party members of parliament, Milenko Jovanov and Marjan Rističević, during a parliamentary session were unacceptable and dangerous.

Veselinović of the Serbian opposition party SSP has claimed that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) assembly in Novi Sad constitutes pressure on the police. This statement suggests concerns about political influence on law enforcement.

Local assemblies in Novi Sad have announced plans to commemorate the anniversary of a clash that occurred in front of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) offices. This event aims to reflect on the past incident and its implications.

A political rift between the Serbian Progressive Party and the Socialist Party of Serbia in Knić has culminated, with United Serbia accepting the position of Deputy President of the Municipal Assembly.

Ana Gođevac of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has accused Ana Brnabić, President of the National Assembly, of deliberately deceiving the public and the ODIHR to facilitate election manipulation by the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) reportedly lacks visible and influential figures capable of leading a 'white ballot' campaign similar to the one in 2012, and those who might are unlikely to attempt it.

Jelka Jovanović suggests that minority parties could hold the balance of power in the next Serbian parliamentary elections, potentially influencing the victory of a student list or the survival of the Serbian Progressive Party.

Former Serbian interior and defense minister Nebojsa Stefanovic made a rare public appearance at a session of the Main Board of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

Miroslav Aleksić, an opposition MP from the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS), warned of 'grey structures' within the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) that he claims are unofficially controlling municipalities and cities.

Miloš Vučević, president of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), stated that the upcoming election campaign would be difficult and uncertain, announcing many small rallies.

A proposal for a new security system has been withdrawn due to internal conflicts within the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), with reports linking it to a dispute involving Aleksandar Šapić and 'interest groups' within the party. Šapić's recent statements about 'rat channels' obstructing city transport measures further highlight deep divisions within the ruling SNS.

The opposition in Zrenjanin, Serbia, has demanded an urgent official response from the city assembly president regarding reports that a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) councilor was sentenced to one year of house arrest.

During a heated debate in the Novi Sad City Assembly, Serbian Progressive Party councilwoman Cvija Vasić accused the opposition of having 'slaughtered Serbs.' Her remarks sparked controversy during the session.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is criticized for simultaneously promoting Ana Brnabić while using rhetoric against the LGBT+ community, raising questions about selective discrimination.

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) MP and lawyer Vladimir Đukanović has stated in a column for Politika that 'Sky' correspondence cannot be used as evidence in court, arguing that only French services and police have the capability to extract and decrypt such data.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) organized a large public celebration featuring food and music, raising questions about whether attendees will translate their enjoyment into votes for the party.

The Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation reported 980 verbal attacks on journalists by state officials and Serbian Progressive Party functionaries in the first six months of this year. This marks a significant increase in incidents compared to previous periods.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has condemned the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) for preventing FAR journalists from reporting on an event in Dimitrovgrad. NUNS deemed the exclusion of media unacceptable and a violation of reporting freedom.

Sociologist Živkov stated that a joint candidate from the opposition and students would be able to defeat any Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) candidate. This suggests a potential strategy for upcoming elections.

Discussions are ongoing regarding why the European People's Party (EPP) continues to provide assistance to the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), despite some observers believing there is a lack of enthusiastic support within the EPP for the Serbian party.

Dragoslav Pavlović, the Mayor of Niš, publicly invited citizens and led a bus convoy to the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) election rally in Belgrade on June 27, an action described as a replica of President Vučić's long-standing practices.

The SRCE party stated that Aleksandar Vučić's potential candidacy for prime minister would be proof of the Serbian Progressive Party's (SNS) weakness. They argue it indicates a political vulnerability within the ruling party.

The European People's Party (EPP) reportedly attempted to prevent a broad debate on Serbia in the European Parliament, with suggestions that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) or President Vučić personally influenced this decision.

Serbian MP Parandilović has denied media claims that his grandfather attended a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally, stating the allegations are untrue and absurd.

Analysts describe the Serbian Progressive Party's (SNS) pre-Vidovdan rally as a highly anticipated but ultimately familiar show of force, serving as a test for the ruling party and state institutions.

The Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) estimated that 207,000 people attended the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally in Belgrade. This figure has been reported by various media outlets.

Jelena Milošević, an MP from the Freedom and Justice Party (SSP), announced that Niš Ekspres bus departures from Niš will be reduced tomorrow. She claims this reduction is due to a 'request' related to a rally organized by the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) has launched a notably loud campaign to announce its upcoming rally, prompting criticism and questions regarding President Vučić's political strategy. Commentators are questioning the nature and necessity of such a prominent announcement for the event.

Supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) are marching to Belgrade for a rally, with critics like Slavković dismissing the event as insignificant and questioning the credibility of its organizers. An N1 crew attempted to interview the marching SNS supporters.

The mayor of Kragujevac and other Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) members have embarked on a walk to Belgrade for an upcoming rally, with welcomes being prepared for the walkers along their route.

The citizens' group 'Niš, moj grad' reported receiving numerous complaints from employees in the city administration about pressure to attend a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally.

The Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI) announced that the alleged survey of citizens at the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally on June 27 in Belgrade is a political-marketing activity among government supporters, rather than a serious democratic process.

Supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) are marching on foot from Novi Sad to a rally in Belgrade. President Aleksandar Vučić has made a controversial call for attendance, promising voting slips to participants.

Vladimir Đukanović, a member of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) presidency, stated that documents related to an investigation into students simulating a sound cannon show they were trained by a secret service.

Nebojša Novaković, Deputy President of the Democratic Party, stated that Aleksandar Vučić and the Serbian Progressive Party will never again win elections in Novi Sad, Belgrade, Kragujevac, and Niš.

Bursać stated that elections in Serbia would have been called long ago if it suited the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

Serbia's Freedom and Justice Party (SSP) has called on the public prosecutor to urgently investigate and question Miloš Vučević, president of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), regarding his continuous dissemination of alleged untruths about separatism in Vojvodina.

A session of the Voždovac Municipal Assembly was twice interrupted by a group of Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) activists. Activists from 'Kreni promeni' and 'Zbor Stari grad' were reportedly barred from attending, citing security threats.

The leader of the Roma Party, Srdjan Sajn, has alleged that the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is perfecting methods of pressuring voters, particularly buying over 100,000 Roma votes. He claims that around half a million voters are unable to cast a free ballot.

A protest in support of students has been ongoing for over nine hours in Savino Selo, Vrbas municipality, Serbia, alongside a counter-protest organized by supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party.

Vladimir Đukanović, a member of parliament for the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), expressed satisfaction and gloated after the announcement of voting results in the Kula Municipal Assembly.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and state leadership announced new rallies to be held from June 26-28 in Belgrade, Novi Sad, and Niš, seen as a response to opposition gatherings.

Goran Trivan, a member of the Presidency of Serbia's ruling Socialist Party (SPS), has stated that the SPS should not enter into a coalition with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) for the upcoming elections.

The Novi Sad board of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) announced that two of its members were attacked and seriously injured by an unknown group of perpetrators in the Bistrica neighborhood.

A Luxembourgish daily, Tageblatt, writes that Serbia's power-hungry ruling elite is long overdue for replacement and that President Aleksandar Vučić's Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) will face difficulties in the upcoming elections.

Companies previously associated with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) call center have experienced a reduction in their profits. Despite this decrease, these firms continue to generate millions in earnings.

Tensions and verbal conflicts broke out between students from several faculties of the University of Belgrade and activists of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) at Slavija Square in Belgrade, with riot police deployed to the scene.

Reports detail a succession of drug-related affairs, including the Jovanjica and Novi Banovci cases, which are reportedly linked to the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS). These articles examine how these various incidents are connected.

Marko Vujić, a political science professor, stated that citizens often forget how long the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) can legitimately hold power, due to their desire for earlier elections.

Half a million Bensedin tablets were seized from the weekend house of a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) member in Novi Banovci. Authorities and pro-regime media have reportedly remained silent about the SNS official's involvement in the seizure of the massive quantity of drugs.

Slobodan Petrović, an MP from the Serbia Centre (SRCE) party, has accused Goran Nikolić, an MP from the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), of participating in vote buying during the 2023 parliamentary elections, an accusation Nikolić denies.

Three activists from the Karaburma neighborhood in Belgrade were injured after being attacked by individuals near a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) stand while distributing stickers.

A Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) official, previously introduced as a "great reinforcement" by Darko Glišić, then president of the SNS executive board, has been arrested.

A "banner competition" has been ongoing for three days at the Avala roundabout in Zrenjanin, featuring opposing messages from citizens supporting students and those backing the Serbian Progressive Party.

The articles discuss the contentious question of whether the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) can influence or directly choose university rectors. This raises concerns about potential political interference in academic appointments and university autonomy.

Following local elections in Sevojno, a regrouping within the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Užice has occurred, with a local politician stating that the party is aware of its impending political end.

Analysts are examining the implications of the Serbian Progressive Party's (SNS) announced large rallies in Belgrade and Novi Sad. These planned events are viewed as a strategy to capture public attention and assess the party's influence.

The first public hearing on proposed amendments to four election laws, submitted by a Serbian Progressive Party MP, was held in Kragujevac, drawing criticism from Alimpić who called it a "show where some kind of democracy is being played."

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) President Miloš Vučević announced that the car of Srđan Simić, president of the SNS municipal committee, was set on fire in Maglić, near Bački Petrovac, with other party members' car tires also punctured. Vučević condemned the acts, stating they convey a message of violence against those not aligned with the perpetrators.

A new poll published by Faktor Plus indicates that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) holds 46.4% support, while the Student List is in second place with 28.7%. These figures reflect current political sentiment.

Activist Sandra Živković reported being attacked by a member of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Knjaževac during repeated elections, where he allegedly attempted to take her phone.

Dragan Rakić of the Democratic Party (DS) claimed that the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is preparing a four-day counter-rally in Belgrade. He suggested this move is driven by fear of losing power.

During the trial of Luka Jovanović from Ub, who was sued by Serbian Progressive Party official Darko Glišić for distributing caricatures, the activist reportedly received threats, including warnings that "someone will cut you up."

Parandilović has publicly accused the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) of attempting to undermine and destroy the education system.

A senior ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) MP stated he would no longer call United Group media outlets 'terrorist trash' after making offensive remarks.

Milan Tadić, a member of the Serbian Progressive Party in Gornji Milanovac, reportedly attempted to snatch a phone from a journalist of "Radio Slobode."

Articles feature commentary titled "SNS stvor među nama," critically discussing the presence and influence of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

Milenko Jovanov, head of the Serbian Progressive Party parliamentary group, reportedly threatened opposition MP Miloš Parandilović, with majority lawmakers applauding his actions.

The 'Zbor Banjica' group has continued its activities in support of students, notably displaying a banner next to a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) stand. This action is part of their ongoing efforts to advocate for student causes.

A senior member of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) warned that the party risks losing its identity if it remains in a coalition with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

The Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation reported at least 106 verbal attacks on journalists by officials and members of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) during July. This highlights concerns about press freedom and safety for journalists in Serbia.

A controversy has arisen regarding the Serbian Progressive Party's (SNS) campaign spending on 'Srbija pobeđuje' (Serbia Wins) banners, particularly after birds were found trapped behind one in Belgrade.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is reportedly using 'tent campaigns' across Serbia, transforming public gatherings into pre-election events ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections.

A 19-year-old man was arrested in Kragujevac after being found with an axe, pistol, knife, and other items near a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) stand. Police quickly reacted to prevent possible threats, and the individual has been detained.

Nebojša Stefanović, a figure previously considered 'written off' from the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), attended a session of the party's Main Board, signaling a potential return to prominence.

Large public gatherings are reportedly revealing the difficulties and challenges faced by the Serbian Progressive Party. These events are shedding light on the party's internal struggles and public perception.

The Serbian Prosecutor's Office has initiated a case regarding allegations of daily allowances being paid to attendees at a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally held in the Belgrade Arena.

Reports indicate growing tensions within the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Belgrade, with Mayor Šapić's comments about 'rat channels' opening up discussions about internal conflicts.

The question of Vojvodina separatism has resurfaced in Serbia, 17 months after a declaration on Vojvodina was adopted at a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally, with some calling it a 'shameless lie' and 'dangerous games'.

Homophobic chants, specifically 'Kill the faggot,' were reportedly heard at an event organized by the Serbian Progressive Party, highlighting what some describe as absurdities in Serbian society.

Analysts and opposition politicians are discussing whether Ana Brnabić or Vladimir Macut would be a logical choice for the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) presidential candidate. The potential candidacies are being evaluated ahead of upcoming elections.

The Serbian opposition, represented by Dr. Dragan Milić of the Movement for Decentralization (PODES), criticized a pre-election rally held by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Trupale near Niš, stating it offered only 'an ox on a spit, but not problem-solving'.

Several heads of the Zvezdara Municipality Administration in Serbia were reportedly dismissed from their leadership positions after refusing to attend a rally organized by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

Videos of Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rallies are being widely shared on social media, showing supporters celebrating. These clips highlight the party's gatherings and public presence.

Miloš Vučević, President of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), held several party meetings over the weekend, including a gathering with participants of the Academy of Young Leaders and local members in Novi Sad.

The article questions the Serbian Progressive Party's (SNS) decision to name its election list "United Serbia" at a time when the country faces significant and complex societal divisions.

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) leader Miloš Vučević commented on an incident from last January in Novi Sad where SNS activists allegedly broke a student's jaw, describing the student as 'physically strong' and denying his resignation was directly due to it.

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić addressed media reports concerning the relationship between the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and the European People's Party (EPP), noting a shift from claims of SNS expulsion to current discussions of EPP assistance.

Journalist Bosko Jaksic told N1 that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) or President Vučić himself lobbied the European People's Party (EPP) to reduce the scope of a scheduled European Parliament debate on Serbia, which was expected to be extensive and critical.

It is becoming clear that elections are approaching in Serbia, with the decision on whether they will be presidential or parliamentary depending on the Serbian Progressive Party's (SNS) standing in opinion polls.

An activist from the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) died on the way to a rally in Belgrade, an event that SNS official Vladimir Đukanović described as a 'glogov kolac' (hawthorn stake) to the heart of the opposition movement.

A rally organized by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Belgrade has concluded, with attendees beginning to disperse.

Niš Ekspres will significantly reduce its bus services to Belgrade and other cities on June 27 due to providing approximately 130 buses for a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally in the capital.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is preparing for a 'people's gathering' rally on Saturday, where political goals and a new platform will be presented. The decision to close key central Belgrade arteries for the event has drawn criticism and public reaction.

High-ranking officials of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), including Miloš Vučević, Ana Brnabić, and Siniša Mali, have called on citizens to attend a rally on June 27. Reports indicate that the SNS is actively preparing for the event, with quotas for attendees and bus transport organized from various regions.

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Political analyst Gligorijević suggested that the upcoming Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally is an act of revenge by President Vučić for events that occurred during last year's Vidovdan.

Serbian opposition politician Marinika Tepić presented a document she claims shows propaganda activities and preparations for the Serbian Progressive Party's Saturday rally in Belgrade, as well as coordinated media content direction.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that attendees of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally on June 27 in Belgrade will be able to select their top five priorities for the state from a list of 15 topics.

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) MP Vladimir Đukanović commented on a prosecutor's investigation into students suspected of planning to simulate the use of a sound cannon at a protest, suggesting they were trained by a service, comparing it to Hamas.

Representatives of Serbia's ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) met with members of the European Parliament in Strasbourg to discuss ODIHR recommendations and the opinion of the Venice Commission, with one MEP describing the meeting as perceived as blackmail.

Amidst speculation about the date of upcoming elections and a possible presidential resignation, the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) continues to promote a large rally in Belgrade, raising questions about the purpose of ballot boxes at the event.

A large group of Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) supporters and activists landed on Novi Sad's Oficirac beach, an action critics describe as a poorly organized crisis PR attempt to boost the ruling party's ratings.

Supporters of Aleksandar Vučić and the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Novi Sad reportedly used the state-owned 'Argus' research vessel, a 'floating laboratory,' during a political action on the Danube.

Vladimir Mandić, a former handball player and current member of the Serbian Progressive Party, has reportedly become the owner of 14 plots of land in Belegiš. This adds to his extensive property portfolio, which includes over 60 properties, with 46 in Belgrade.

Marija Vasić reported hate graffiti near her home to the police and announced she will file criminal charges against Miloš Vučević, president of the Serbian Progressive Party, for allegedly endangering her safety.

A representative from the Youth Voice PR team in Kula has suggested that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) may have committed fraud and ballot swapping during the vote counting process.

Protests in Belgrade successfully forced the removal of a massive billboard featuring the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) slogan 'Srbija pobedjuje' (Serbia Wins), which was criticized for threatening protected birds.

The mayor of Niš testified in court regarding the trial of a student accused of throwing eggs at him after a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally last March. The mayor reportedly could not recall who organized the event.

In Niš, Serbia, over half of the 100 million dinars allocated for media projects from the city budget were awarded to three media founders linked to former Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) officials and their family members.

In Savino Selo, Vrbas municipality, a protest in support of students was held, while supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party simultaneously organized a counter-protest.

The owner of a restaurant in Kula, Serbia, allegedly provided premises for free to the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) during local elections. Following this, the restaurant reportedly received millions from the state budget.

A tense atmosphere has developed at Slavija Square in Belgrade as students and activists of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) set up stands next to each other, prompting the arrival of riot police.

Reports suggest members of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) are experiencing significant stress. The phrase "on benzodiazepines" is used metaphorically to describe their current state.

Students participating in a blockade have alleged that officials from Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs and the ruling Serbian Progressive Party instructed police forces not to provide security for their organized gatherings. This claim suggests a deliberate lack of police presence at the student protests.

Alisa Petrović, a councilwoman from the opposition 'Šabac protiv nasilja' list, has defected to join the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) council group in the City Assembly of Šabac. This move has prompted significant discussion and reactions from political figures, including the mayor.

Darko Glišić, Minister for Public Investments and President of the Executive Board of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), stated that the opposition is an "illegitimate minority" and will not defeat the ruling party in future elections, reiterating his stance.

Bojan Raičević, a member of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), has returned to the management of Dunav osiguranje, taking over as the head of the Supervisory Board as of Tuesday, May 5th.

The Democratic Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (DZVM) has demanded an investigation into claims that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) ceded votes to the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM) during recent elections. The allegations suggest potential irregularities in the electoral process.

Supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and Zborovi Zrenjanina have maintained a continuous presence at the "Avala" roundabout in Zrenjanin for over 24 hours, each displaying their respective banners.

Member of the Serbian Progressive Party, Miroslav Petrašinović, stated that the set of electoral law amendments he proposed is part of a broader activity that the authorities...

An official from the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), Petrašinović, has announced that mandatory training will be implemented for all members of election commissions and polling committees. This initiative aims to ensure proper procedures and enhance the integrity of the electoral process.

Illegal ultrasound examinations were reportedly carried out in the premises of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Čačak, Serbia. The doctor performing the procedures faces potential license revocation.

A new local government has been constituted in Lučani, with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) taking the lead in the local administration. This marks the formation of the new political authority in the municipality.

The Novi Sad board of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) has formally proposed Aleksandar Vučić as their candidate for the next Prime Minister of Serbia. This political development occurs amidst broader public discussions and opposition challenges regarding unfulfilled promises.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) faces accusations of interfering in the student parliament elections at the Faculty of Economics. An SNS official has, in turn, accused the newspaper "Danas" of fabricating scandals regarding the alleged involvement.

Balint Pastor of the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM) announced that his party will contest the upcoming snap elections independently, confirming plans to form a coalition with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) after the elections.

Academics in Serbia claim that state universities are facing increasing pressure from authorities, who view them as centers of organized political dissent that could challenge the ruling Serbian Progressive Party.

A ZLF councilor from Užice has claimed that there are significant divisions within the local board of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS). Another source suggests that the Užice SNS board is cu

Dragan Đilas, President of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP), stated that the SSP insists on forming a team of independent experts to examine the quality of works carried out during the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) government's tenure.

The Novo lice Srbije (NLS) party announced that Uglješa Mrdić, a Member of Parliament from the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), allegedly threatened NLS MPs Miloš Parandilović and Dragan Ninković in the Parliament hallway.

Footballer Jovan Zogović from Kruševac was expelled from his club after openly refusing to attend a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally in Bor and stating his support for students.

The remarks made today in parliament by Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) MPs Milenko Jovanov and Marijan Risticevic about N1 are extremely dangerous an

Miloš Vučević, chairman of Serbia's governing Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and former prime minister, expressed confidence in the importance of stable relations and cooperation between Serbia and Hungary.