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Serbian Church Leaders' Visit to Putin Sparks Outrage
Serbian Patriarch Porfirije and Bishop Irinej's visit to Vladimir Putin in Moscow amidst the Ukraine war and pro-democracy protests in Serbia has sparked outrage, criticized for its silence on Ukrainian suffering and support for authoritarian regimes.
Serbian Church Leaders' Visit to Putin Sparks Outrage
Serbian Patriarch Porfirije and Bishop Irinej's visit to Vladimir Putin in Moscow amidst the Ukraine war and pro-democracy protests in Serbia has sparked outrage, criticized for its silence on Ukrainian suffering and support for authoritarian regimes.
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60% Bias Score
Sonic Weapon Allegedly Used Against Serbian Protestors
During a silent vigil in Belgrade on March 15th, 2024, a powerful, unidentified sound caused panic among anti-corruption protestors, raising concerns about the potential illegal use of sonic weapons by Serbian authorities, prompting investigations and sparking a debate on human rights and government...
Sonic Weapon Allegedly Used Against Serbian Protestors
During a silent vigil in Belgrade on March 15th, 2024, a powerful, unidentified sound caused panic among anti-corruption protestors, raising concerns about the potential illegal use of sonic weapons by Serbian authorities, prompting investigations and sparking a debate on human rights and government...
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16% Bias Score
Serbian Students' Bike Tour Pressures EU on Corruption Concerns
Eighty Serbian students biked 1400km to Strasbourg to present concerns to the European Parliament about corruption and the use of sonic weapons against protesters in Serbia, gaining significant public support along the way.
Serbian Students' Bike Tour Pressures EU on Corruption Concerns
Eighty Serbian students biked 1400km to Strasbourg to present concerns to the European Parliament about corruption and the use of sonic weapons against protesters in Serbia, gaining significant public support along the way.
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44% Bias Score
Serbian Students' 1300km Bike Protest Demands EU Action on Corruption
Serbian university students completed a 1,300km bike ride to Strasbourg to advocate for their anti-corruption protests, demanding greater EU support after the deaths of 16 people in a train station collapse; their arrival was met with a hero's welcome.
Serbian Students' 1300km Bike Protest Demands EU Action on Corruption
Serbian university students completed a 1,300km bike ride to Strasbourg to advocate for their anti-corruption protests, demanding greater EU support after the deaths of 16 people in a train station collapse; their arrival was met with a hero's welcome.
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32% Bias Score
EU Pressures Serbia Over Pro-Russia Official
The European Union is pressuring Serbia to exclude Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin from its next government due to his pro-Russia stance and refusal to sanction Moscow, prompting a strong rebuke from Serbian officials who view this as interference in their internal affairs.
EU Pressures Serbia Over Pro-Russia Official
The European Union is pressuring Serbia to exclude Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin from its next government due to his pro-Russia stance and refusal to sanction Moscow, prompting a strong rebuke from Serbian officials who view this as interference in their internal affairs.
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64% Bias Score
Serbia: Government Declares Victory Over Protests, Promises Crackdown
In Belgrade, President Aleksandar Vučić's ruling party held a massive rally of at least 55,000 people, declaring victory against a "color revolution" and demanding a crackdown on ongoing student-led protests against his government, which have lasted for months and included arrests and violence again...
Serbia: Government Declares Victory Over Protests, Promises Crackdown
In Belgrade, President Aleksandar Vučić's ruling party held a massive rally of at least 55,000 people, declaring victory against a "color revolution" and demanding a crackdown on ongoing student-led protests against his government, which have lasted for months and included arrests and violence again...
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40% Bias Score
Belgrade Students Blockade RTS for Ninth Day, Demanding Media Reform
Students have blockaded the Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) headquarters in Belgrade for nine days, demanding new elections for the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) and potentially the shutdown of RTS due to alleged biased reporting; the blockade has disrupted programming and sparked inte...
Belgrade Students Blockade RTS for Ninth Day, Demanding Media Reform
Students have blockaded the Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) headquarters in Belgrade for nine days, demanding new elections for the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) and potentially the shutdown of RTS due to alleged biased reporting; the blockade has disrupted programming and sparked inte...
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44% Bias Score
Serbian Students' 1400km Cycle to Strasbourg Highlights Corruption Crisis
Following a deadly train station collapse in Serbia, 80 students cycled 1400km to Strasbourg to present their concerns about corruption to the EU Parliament, prompting discussions about EU response and support for Serbian protesters.
Serbian Students' 1400km Cycle to Strasbourg Highlights Corruption Crisis
Following a deadly train station collapse in Serbia, 80 students cycled 1400km to Strasbourg to present their concerns about corruption to the EU Parliament, prompting discussions about EU response and support for Serbian protesters.
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48% Bias Score
Serbian Students Cycle to Strasbourg to Protest Corruption and Government Inaction
Eighty Serbian university students cycled 1,400 kilometers to Strasbourg to protest government corruption and the deaths of 16 people in a train station collapse; their five-month-long protests have paralyzed universities and aim to pressure the Council of Europe for action.
Serbian Students Cycle to Strasbourg to Protest Corruption and Government Inaction
Eighty Serbian university students cycled 1,400 kilometers to Strasbourg to protest government corruption and the deaths of 16 people in a train station collapse; their five-month-long protests have paralyzed universities and aim to pressure the Council of Europe for action.
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52% Bias Score
Vucic Defies EU, to Visit Moscow on May 9th
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic confirmed his May 9th visit to Moscow despite EU pressure, prioritizing energy deals and historical ties with Russia, potentially jeopardizing Serbia's EU accession bid.
Vucic Defies EU, to Visit Moscow on May 9th
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic confirmed his May 9th visit to Moscow despite EU pressure, prioritizing energy deals and historical ties with Russia, potentially jeopardizing Serbia's EU accession bid.
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56% Bias Score
Serbian Protests Demand Governance Reform Amidst Vučić's Rule
Widespread protests in Serbia, sparked by a November 2023 train station collapse that killed 16, demand better governance, an end to corruption, and press freedom, reflecting long-standing grievances against President Aleksandar Vučić's rule.
Serbian Protests Demand Governance Reform Amidst Vučić's Rule
Widespread protests in Serbia, sparked by a November 2023 train station collapse that killed 16, demand better governance, an end to corruption, and press freedom, reflecting long-standing grievances against President Aleksandar Vučić's rule.
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44% Bias Score
Serbia: Paid Actors Used to Disrupt Student Protests
In Novi Sad, Serbia, over 100 people protested against the government's alleged use of paid actors posing as parents to force the resumption of school classes amidst over 120 days of strikes and protests against corruption and nepotism, sparked by a deadly train station collapse.
Serbia: Paid Actors Used to Disrupt Student Protests
In Novi Sad, Serbia, over 100 people protested against the government's alleged use of paid actors posing as parents to force the resumption of school classes amidst over 120 days of strikes and protests against corruption and nepotism, sparked by a deadly train station collapse.
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56% Bias Score
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