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Zoran Gavrilović, executive director of BIRODI, stated that he received a partial response from the Serbian Presidency regarding his complaints about the "Ko si bre ti?" portal, which he described as primarily "guerrilla marketing" for the president.
Zoran Gavrilović, executive director of BIRODI, warned that after military analyst Aleksandar Radić, the Inquiry Commission could become the next target of institutional pressure in Serbia.
Zoran Gavrilović states that Serbian President Vučić's 'Serbia 2030-2035' plan is a new strategy for him to remain in power, aiming for autocracy.
Serbian Minister Snežana Paunović faced widespread criticism for stating she would have ethnically cleansed Kosovo of Albanians in 1998 if she were in Milošević's position. President Vučić disavowed her comments, calling them careless and irresponsible, and not reflective of Serbia's policy.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that elections are called based on what is most beneficial for the state, rather than personal convenience. His remarks address speculation surrounding the timing of upcoming polls.
Zoran Gavrilović of BIROD-ija states that local self-government units holding elections show a low degree of institutionalization in the fight against corruption, acting as corrupt feuds supporting the Serbian president.
Zoran Gavrilović, Executive Director of BIRODI, has warned that military analyst Aleksandar Radić could be the next target of institutions, following recent actions against him.
Zoran Gavrilović of BIRODI stated that voter turnout will be the decisive factor in determining the outcome of the upcoming elections.