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Protesters Blockade Serbian Broadcaster Amid Corruption Protests
On March 11, hundreds of protesters blockaded Serbia's public broadcaster RTS in Belgrade, preventing entry but allowing exits, after a journalist used the term "horde" to describe student protesters demonstrating against corruption following a November train station collapse that killed 15.
Protesters Blockade Serbian Broadcaster Amid Corruption Protests
On March 11, hundreds of protesters blockaded Serbia's public broadcaster RTS in Belgrade, preventing entry but allowing exits, after a journalist used the term "horde" to describe student protesters demonstrating against corruption following a November train station collapse that killed 15.
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40% Bias Score
Serbian Women Lead Anti-Corruption Protests, Marking International Women's Day
On International Women's Day, Serbian female students led daily anti-corruption protests, extending a 15-minute silence for railway victims to 19 minutes to include 4 women killed this year in domestic violence, challenging President Vucic's government.
Serbian Women Lead Anti-Corruption Protests, Marking International Women's Day
On International Women's Day, Serbian female students led daily anti-corruption protests, extending a 15-minute silence for railway victims to 19 minutes to include 4 women killed this year in domestic violence, challenging President Vucic's government.
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32% Bias Score
Chaos in Serbian Parliament as Opposition Protests Leave Lawmakers Injured
At least three Serbian lawmakers were injured, one seriously, during a chaotic parliamentary session on Tuesday where opposition lawmakers used smoke bombs and flares to protest against the ruling party's plans to approve several decisions, including a university funding bill, escalating political t...
Chaos in Serbian Parliament as Opposition Protests Leave Lawmakers Injured
At least three Serbian lawmakers were injured, one seriously, during a chaotic parliamentary session on Tuesday where opposition lawmakers used smoke bombs and flares to protest against the ruling party's plans to approve several decisions, including a university funding bill, escalating political t...
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52% Bias Score
Smoke Bombs and Violence Erupt in Serbian Parliament
On Tuesday, Serbian opposition lawmakers used smoke bombs and engaged in physical altercations during a parliamentary session after the ruling majority refused to acknowledge the Prime Minister's resignation, leading to injuries and an ongoing investigation.
Smoke Bombs and Violence Erupt in Serbian Parliament
On Tuesday, Serbian opposition lawmakers used smoke bombs and engaged in physical altercations during a parliamentary session after the ruling majority refused to acknowledge the Prime Minister's resignation, leading to injuries and an ongoing investigation.
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44% Bias Score
Serbian Parliament Descends into Chaos Amid Ongoing Protests
Opposition lawmakers in Serbia's parliament used smoke grenades and tear gas during a session on Tuesday, injuring three ruling party members, escalating months of protests sparked by a railway station collapse that killed 15 people in November and challenging President Aleksandar Vucic's rule.
Serbian Parliament Descends into Chaos Amid Ongoing Protests
Opposition lawmakers in Serbia's parliament used smoke grenades and tear gas during a session on Tuesday, injuring three ruling party members, escalating months of protests sparked by a railway station collapse that killed 15 people in November and challenging President Aleksandar Vucic's rule.
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48% Bias Score
Violent Clashes Erupt in Serbian Parliament During Live-Televised Session
During a live-televised session of the Serbian Parliament, opposition members protesting the government's agenda engaged in violent clashes with security forces, using tear gas and smoke grenades, injuring at least two parliamentarians; this follows months of anti-government protests sparked by a fa...
Violent Clashes Erupt in Serbian Parliament During Live-Televised Session
During a live-televised session of the Serbian Parliament, opposition members protesting the government's agenda engaged in violent clashes with security forces, using tear gas and smoke grenades, injuring at least two parliamentarians; this follows months of anti-government protests sparked by a fa...
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Deal-Making Approach in the Balkans: Risks and Implications
During his second term, Donald Trump's focus on deal-making in foreign policy includes securing Ukrainian resources for military aid, a Belgrade Trump Tower project facilitated by his advisor Richard Grenell and Serbian officials, and the potential appointment of Rod Blagojevich as US ambassador to ...
Trump's Deal-Making Approach in the Balkans: Risks and Implications
During his second term, Donald Trump's focus on deal-making in foreign policy includes securing Ukrainian resources for military aid, a Belgrade Trump Tower project facilitated by his advisor Richard Grenell and Serbian officials, and the potential appointment of Rod Blagojevich as US ambassador to ...
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48% Bias Score
Limited "General Strike" in Serbia Shows Divided Public Response
On March 7th, a student-led "general strike" in Serbia saw reduced consumer spending and limited work absences, reflecting divided participation despite widespread protests against government policies following a recent tragedy.
Limited "General Strike" in Serbia Shows Divided Public Response
On March 7th, a student-led "general strike" in Serbia saw reduced consumer spending and limited work absences, reflecting divided participation despite widespread protests against government policies following a recent tragedy.
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44% Bias Score
Divided Serbian Media: Protests Expose Deep Polarization
During recent Serbian protests, independent media offered extensive coverage while pro-regime tabloids responded with aggressive rhetoric, creating a stark contrast that has driven citizens towards social media for alternative news sources, despite risks of misinformation.
Divided Serbian Media: Protests Expose Deep Polarization
During recent Serbian protests, independent media offered extensive coverage while pro-regime tabloids responded with aggressive rhetoric, creating a stark contrast that has driven citizens towards social media for alternative news sources, despite risks of misinformation.
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56% Bias Score
Serbian Parliament Descends into Chaos Amid Widespread Protests
Opposition lawmakers in Serbia's parliament used smoke grenades and tear gas to protest the government's handling of the November railway station collapse in Novi Sad that killed 15 people, escalating student-led protests against President Aleksandar Vucic.
Serbian Parliament Descends into Chaos Amid Widespread Protests
Opposition lawmakers in Serbia's parliament used smoke grenades and tear gas to protest the government's handling of the November railway station collapse in Novi Sad that killed 15 people, escalating student-led protests against President Aleksandar Vucic.
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48% Bias Score
Serbian Parliament Attack Highlights Growing Political Crisis
Serbia's parliament descended into chaos Tuesday as opposition lawmakers used smoke grenades and tear gas to protest the government's handling of a deadly railway station collapse that killed 15 people and has sparked four months of protests against President Aleksandar Vucic.
Serbian Parliament Attack Highlights Growing Political Crisis
Serbia's parliament descended into chaos Tuesday as opposition lawmakers used smoke grenades and tear gas to protest the government's handling of a deadly railway station collapse that killed 15 people and has sparked four months of protests against President Aleksandar Vucic.
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52% Bias Score
Vucic Apologizes Amid Growing Serbian Protests
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic apologized for calling a state TV reporter an "imbecile" after the reporter covered massive anti-government protests sparked by a deadly train station collapse in November that killed 15, and which have been ongoing since then, with the next protest planned for Mar...
Vucic Apologizes Amid Growing Serbian Protests
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic apologized for calling a state TV reporter an "imbecile" after the reporter covered massive anti-government protests sparked by a deadly train station collapse in November that killed 15, and which have been ongoing since then, with the next protest planned for Mar...
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44% Bias Score
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