Dveri Movement

Serbian opposition parties have rejected the proposition of the former Democratic Party president, Bojan Pajtic, to adopt a "radically different approach" to political struggle and boycott parliament, as they did during the era of President Slobodan Milosevic.

CACAK - The regime is afraid of the Dveri Movement because we belong to ourselves - we have not been established by foreign embassies or intelligence services, and we are not funded by domestic tycoons, presidential candidate Bosko Obradovic said ahead of the April 2 presidential polls.

The Dveri Movement claims that Serbs employed by Serbian institutions and public companies in Kosovo and Metohija are subjected to threats and blackmail.

According to the opposition movement, whose leader Bosko Obradovic is a candidate in the April 2 presidential elections, these Serbs are pressured in order to support Aleksandar Vucic, the candidate of the ruling coalition.

The deadline for candidates to submit their applications to take part in Serbia's presidential elections has expired at midnight.

The Electoral Commission (RIK) received 12 candidatures, and to date confirmed seven.

Presidential candidate and leader of the opposition Dveri Movement, Bosko Obradovic, says he has set up an anti-corruption team, dubbed "DveriLeaks."

Obradovic said on Monday that the team is tasked with "uncovering corruption" among those in power.

The Dveri Movement has announced that the assertion that opposition leaders have "a plan to cause violence during election day" is "false and dangerous."

These allegations "show SNS leader Aleksandar Vucic's intent to secure an alibi for election theft and make pointing out to irregularities impossible."

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, who is currently on a Balkan tour, on Friday addressed the Serbian National Assembly in Belgrade.

Opposition SRS party and Dveri Movement members of the assembly ("people's deputies") protested throughout the speech.

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, who is currently on a Balkan tour, on Friday addressed the Serbian National Assembly in Belgrade.

Opposition SRS party and Dveri Movement members of the assembly ("people's deputies") protested throughout the speech.

EU Delegation to Serbia head Michael Davenport has not been able to present European Commission's report on Serbia to a parliamentary committee.

The Dveri Movement and the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS), although in coalition, are divided on Aleksandar Vucic's invitation to talks about his new cabinet.