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Increased Repression in Serbia Amidst Ongoing Protests
Following a summer of protests, the Serbian government responded with increased repression, including the use of banned chemical agents, resulting in over 900 arrests but few convictions, sparking concerns about the regime's stability.
Increased Repression in Serbia Amidst Ongoing Protests
Following a summer of protests, the Serbian government responded with increased repression, including the use of banned chemical agents, resulting in over 900 arrests but few convictions, sparking concerns about the regime's stability.
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32% Bias Score
Serbian Police Brutally Suppress Novi Sad Protests
In Novi Sad, Serbia, police violently dispersed thousands of student-led protesters demanding free elections and justice, resulting in arrests and injuries on both sides, amidst months of anti-government demonstrations.
Serbian Police Brutally Suppress Novi Sad Protests
In Novi Sad, Serbia, police violently dispersed thousands of student-led protesters demanding free elections and justice, resulting in arrests and injuries on both sides, amidst months of anti-government demonstrations.
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52% Bias Score
Serbian Police Crack Down on Pro-Democracy Protest
In Novi Sad, Serbia, riot police violently dispersed a peaceful demonstration demanding free elections and justice for the victims of a train station canopy collapse, injuring an unknown number of protesters and drawing international condemnation.
Serbian Police Crack Down on Pro-Democracy Protest
In Novi Sad, Serbia, riot police violently dispersed a peaceful demonstration demanding free elections and justice for the victims of a train station canopy collapse, injuring an unknown number of protesters and drawing international condemnation.
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44% Bias Score
Pressure on Serbian Media: N1 Remains a Bastion Amidst Crackdown
Following a deadly train station collapse in November that sparked ongoing student protests, the Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung highlights the shrinking media landscape in Serbia, focusing on N1, a critical voice facing government pressure.
Pressure on Serbian Media: N1 Remains a Bastion Amidst Crackdown
Following a deadly train station collapse in November that sparked ongoing student protests, the Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung highlights the shrinking media landscape in Serbia, focusing on N1, a critical voice facing government pressure.
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48% Bias Score
Violent Protests in Serbia Challenge Vucic's Rule
Widespread violent protests across Serbia challenge President Aleksandar Vucic's rule, escalating from peaceful demonstrations following a deadly train station collapse in November 2024, with protesters demanding new elections and the release of arrested demonstrators, while the government threatens...
Violent Protests in Serbia Challenge Vucic's Rule
Widespread violent protests across Serbia challenge President Aleksandar Vucic's rule, escalating from peaceful demonstrations following a deadly train station collapse in November 2024, with protesters demanding new elections and the release of arrested demonstrators, while the government threatens...
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40% Bias Score
Serbia: Nine Months of Protests Culminate in Violent Clashes
Nine months of protests in Serbia have turned violent, with nightly clashes between protesters and police, and the government promising a harsh response amid accusations of police brutality and the involvement of pro-government thugs.
Serbia: Nine Months of Protests Culminate in Violent Clashes
Nine months of protests in Serbia have turned violent, with nightly clashes between protesters and police, and the government promising a harsh response amid accusations of police brutality and the involvement of pro-government thugs.
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64% Bias Score
US suspends talks with Kosovo over political deadlock
The United States suspended talks with Kosovo due to the caretaker government's refusal to include a Serb minority member as deputy parliament speaker, hindering the formation of a new government and jeopardizing normalization talks with Serbia.
US suspends talks with Kosovo over political deadlock
The United States suspended talks with Kosovo due to the caretaker government's refusal to include a Serb minority member as deputy parliament speaker, hindering the formation of a new government and jeopardizing normalization talks with Serbia.
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44% Bias Score
Serbian Police Brutally Suppress Novi Sad Protests
Thousands of peaceful protesters in Novi Sad, Serbia, were violently dispersed by police on September 5th, following a weeks-long occupation of a university building and escalating tensions over alleged government corruption related to a train station collapse.
Serbian Police Brutally Suppress Novi Sad Protests
Thousands of peaceful protesters in Novi Sad, Serbia, were violently dispersed by police on September 5th, following a weeks-long occupation of a university building and escalating tensions over alleged government corruption related to a train station collapse.
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44% Bias Score
Serbian Protests Challenge Authoritarian Regime and Church Complicity
Months-long protests in Serbia, sparked by a November 2024 railway station collapse that killed 16, demand new elections and denounce corruption, with intellectuals and the Orthodox Church clashing over the regime's response.
Serbian Protests Challenge Authoritarian Regime and Church Complicity
Months-long protests in Serbia, sparked by a November 2024 railway station collapse that killed 16, demand new elections and denounce corruption, with intellectuals and the Orthodox Church clashing over the regime's response.
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44% Bias Score
Serbian President Visits China Amidst Domestic Protests
Amidst ongoing anti-government protests in Serbia sparked by a November 1, 2024, railway station collapse that killed 16, President Aleksandar Vučić is on a multi-day visit to China to attend WWII victory celebrations, meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Serbian President Visits China Amidst Domestic Protests
Amidst ongoing anti-government protests in Serbia sparked by a November 1, 2024, railway station collapse that killed 16, President Aleksandar Vučić is on a multi-day visit to China to attend WWII victory celebrations, meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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24% Bias Score
Serbia Protests Turn Violent Amid Crackdown
Anti-government protests in Serbia, initially sparked by a deadly roof collapse in November 2023, escalated into violent clashes on Monday, as demonstrators attacked ruling party offices, prompting a police crackdown and raising concerns about Serbia's democratic trajectory.
Serbia Protests Turn Violent Amid Crackdown
Anti-government protests in Serbia, initially sparked by a deadly roof collapse in November 2023, escalated into violent clashes on Monday, as demonstrators attacked ruling party offices, prompting a police crackdown and raising concerns about Serbia's democratic trajectory.
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48% Bias Score
Violent Protests Erupt Across Serbia Amidst Allegations of Police Brutality and Corruption
Following a deadly train station collapse and allegations of police brutality, violent protests erupted across Serbia on Saturday, targeting ruling party offices and leading to clashes with police; at least one police officer was injured and 18 people detained.
Violent Protests Erupt Across Serbia Amidst Allegations of Police Brutality and Corruption
Following a deadly train station collapse and allegations of police brutality, violent protests erupted across Serbia on Saturday, targeting ruling party offices and leading to clashes with police; at least one police officer was injured and 18 people detained.
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40% Bias Score
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