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Vučić and Brnabić are leading Serbia into lawlessness and into the deepest energy, legal, and geopolitical crisis—crises that are the direct consequence of refusing to impose sanctions on Russia, of dictatorial ambitions, and of trapping the state in lies and permanent provisional rule. The latest statements by President Aleksandar Vučić and Speaker of Parliament Ana Brnabić constitute an open admission that Serbia has been driven not only into a state of energy insecurity, b

Has Aleksandar Vučić decided that his false path toward the EU is over and that it is time for Serbia to become Belarus? Or does he truly believe that Europe would accept a new Milošević? This question arises from the proposed amendment to Article 19 of the Law on the Serbian Armed Forces, which places the Chief of the General Staff under the direct authority of the President of the Republic. This represents the most dangerous attack on the constitutional order and Serbia’s E

GP Solidarity strongly condemns the decision of the Senate of the University of Novi Sad to reject the appointment of Dr Jelena Kleut to the title of full professor. This was done despite the fact that the Expert Council for Social Sciences had previously confirmed that she fully meets all the requirements for promotion. Such a decision, made without a clear explanation, in which the vast majority of Senate members chose submissive silence, is an obvious act of political reve

While the Government of Serbia, acting under the directives of Aleksandar Vučić, is making a series of inexplicable and harmful decisions regarding NIS—rather than following the successful examples of Germany and Italy—the regime is persistently undermining the country’s energy future. Within such a policy, the Minister of Energy, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, has already seriously endangered the security of citizens by lowering the red-zone threshold from 1,600 kWh to 1,200 k

Is Aleksandar Vučić determined to continue his anti-state energy policy and, by various means of rewarding Russian partners in NIS, increase the enormous damage he caused as prime minister in his first term? It is true that Mirko Cvetković's government supplemented the bad energy agreement between Serbia and Russia, which linked NIS and South Stream, with even worse individual contracts, but Vučić's government turned it into a disaster when the South Stream project was suspen

Washington's expected decision regarding NIS confirmed what GP Solidarnost has been repeatedly warning about - Vučić's policy of energy dependence on Russia is the source of the most serious strategic danger in direct contradiction to the vital interests of the citizens of Serbia. The regime in Russia has unequivocally shown that behind the proclaimed friendship towards Serbia there is not the slightest desire to confirm this with actions that would be salutary for its citize

Believing that, regardless of the election date, the pro-European opposition must be fully prepared, GP Solidarnost organi s ed the first in a series of trainings for election supervisors in Novi Sad last weekend. Our members and comrades from PSG, Srce, and the LSV—from Sandžak, Kragujevac, Belgrade, and Vojvodina—took part in the training. This was an opportunity not only to master the knowledge and skills that future instructors will pass on to election observers, but also

In order to ensure that as many people as possible undergo quality training as guardians of the electoral will of Serbian citizens and believing that knowledge and high motivation are the basis for successfully opposing electoral fraud, GP Solidarnost held the first in a series of Training of Instructors for Election Controllers on November 8 and 9, 2025, who will transfer the acquired knowledge to others. The training was held by Sonja Brkić, judge, former president of the S

Due to Vučić’s cowardice, Serbia is a hostage to Gazprom. We reiterate our call to the regime of Aleksandar Vučić to impose sanctions on Russia and, in accordance with the vital interests of the citizens of Serbia and our economy, resolve the NIS issue in the same way that other European countries have already done. Our citizens must not suffer because of Vučić’s cowardice. We remind the regime of Aleksandar Vučić that the legal basis for urgently resolving a potential energy

The organised rampage of the Progressive Party as an insult to a grieving mother, the scattering of flowers bearing the names of those killed in Bački Petrovac, the orchestrated violence and the arrest of citizens—all of this is part of the grotesque spectacle with which the regime is trying to cover up its defeat at every step. Is the reason for this hysteria panic caused by the international cancellations that began in Sweden, a devastating report by the European Commission

Aleksandar Vučić’s statement publicly begging the U.S. administration not to impose secondary sanctions on Serbia due to the National Bank of Serbia’s dealings with Russia’s NIS is an open admission that the state no longer controls its own energy sector, financial system, or—least of all—its own decisions. While the president of the country is addressing the United States as a political beggar, Serbia is sliding into the danger of a complete collapse of its economic system d

Instead of answering the question of who within the Serbian government enabled—or failed to prevent—the operation of secret Russian training camps on our territory, camps whose purpose was to carry out sabotage and destabilize the pro-European authorities in Moldova, we were presented with the Russian Historical Society, a so-called “cultural” outpost led by Sergei Naryshkin, the director of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR)—the very institution currently conduct

The dirty campaign of the regime tabloids, the punching fists of Aleksandar Vučić, has once again led to death threats against a member of parliament. The target is Marinika Tepić, who has already been exposed to physical attacks and continuous security threats due to her harsh and well-argued criticism of the regime's lawlessness. Such threats are a direct consequence of systematic incitement, lies and criminalization of the opposition, and the responsibility for the atmosph

Evropski parlament juče je usaglašenim tekstom rezolucije stao na stranu građana Srbije, a protiv autoritarnog režima Aleksandra Vučića.

Shortly before the anniversary of the tragedy at the Novi Sad train station, in which 16 people died beneath a collapsed platform roof, Minister of the Interior Ivica Dačić made a public appearance in an attempt to absolve the authorities of responsibility with flimsy claims of “sabotage” and a “terrorist attack.” Mr. Dačić, it would be better if you remained silent. With your statements, you are not only insulting the grief of the victims’ families, but also humiliating the

Students who, for months, have been the conscience of the entire country in their unwavering march toward justice for the 16 innocent victims of regime corruption are once again passing through Inđija. Their determination to fight for the truth has become a symbol of resistance and hope, and it is our duty to welcome them as they deserve. Inđija has always been home to hardworking, honest, and hospitable people—people who know how to recognize and support true values. That is

President Aleksandar Vučić stated that "Serbia gave up on arbitration and many other things to preserve friendship and partnership relations" with Russia. With this sentence, the president admitted that his government consciously gave up on the rights of the Republic of Serbia guaranteed by law and international treaties, including the right to claim compensation from Gazprom in arbitration. Such a decision may constitute a violation of the Constitution of the Republic of Ser

Serbia is facing the potentially devastating consequences of Russia's energy occupation. Thanks to the irresponsibility and incompetence of the de facto Prime Minister of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, who has been doing nothing for a year to prevent the consequences of the announced blockade of NIS, Moscow has, for the sake of its interests, consciously and utterly unscrupulously exposed the citizens and economy of Serbia to a state of imminent energy threat. For the umpteenth ti

Ana Brnabić, whose role is to publicly say what Vučić himself is not allowed to say, is mocking the European Parliament resolution in an attempt to conceal the truth about the complete loss of credibility of the Vučić regime within European institutions. The European Parliament does not need to prove its credibility to Ana Brnabić. The regime she belongs to—one that has permanently discredited itself both among its own citizens and among all of Serbia’s external partners—does

GP Solidarity is following the events at the National Theater in Belgrade with deep concern. The rulebook - the order to silence - is a serious attack on the human right to freedom of speech and free, critical creativity. Solidarity with cultural workers who, in addition to educators, have borne the enormous burden of protesting against the regime and who are facing a vengeful government and creeping fascism is the duty of free citizens. We join the demands of the employees o