Sasa Radulovic

NOVI SAD - Serbia needs decentralisation, Sasa Radulovic, a candidate of the Good Morning, Serbia electoral list, said at an electoral convention in Novi Sad.

Good Morning, Serbia is a coalition formed by the Enough Is Enough party and the Social Democratic Party of Serbia.

Vui will present the report on Kosovo and Metohija to the representatives of that part of the opposition at the meeting.
Vui was welcomed by the President of the Assembly of Serbia, Ivica Dai.

Gojkovic interrupted Prime Minister Ana Brnabic's speech on the election campaign and asked MPs Sasa Radulovic, Branko Stamenkovic and Vojin Biljic of DJB (Dosta je bilo - "It's Enough - Restart") to abide by protective measures and put on masks and gloves that they, like everyone else, could take at the entrance to the building.

According to reports. DJB Movement leader Sasa Radulovic won the case, while Popovic's SNP had been ordered to pay RSD 500,000 (some EUR 4,200) in damages, and an extra RSD 38,700 to cover court costs.

BELGRADE - The Enough Is Enough (DJB) and Dveri movements will run together in the March 4 Belgrade elections, leaders Sasa Radulovic and Bosko Obradovic announced on Friday.

Their electoral list will be named Make These People Leave Without Letting Those People Return.

Serbian Orthodox Bishop Teodosije led the funeral service and said that Ivanovic was respected in Kosovo and in Serbia, but also abroad, and that it "was not rare" for Albanians to also respect him, and that he would be "deeply missed by everyone."

Dusan Pavlovic, a member of the Serbian National Assembly ("people's deputy") from the Enough is Enough Movement (DJB), over the weekend posted a message on Twitter about the state budget bill for 2018 - along with a link to the 1981 French pornographic film The Arrangement.

Leaders of the DS party and the PSG movement Dragan Sutanovac and Sasa Jankovic should travel to Brussels on August 24, Vecernje Novosti is reporting on Friday.

The two opposition leaders will go there for a meeting with European Parliament official and rapporteur for Serbia David McAllister.

BELGRADE, April 6 (Tanjug) - According to the latest figures released by the national election commission (RIK), Aleksandar Vucic won 1,994,210 votes - or 55.07 pct - in Sunday's presidential elections with 98.79 pct of the votes counted.

If the battle to become Serbia's next president was decided in terms of online activity, spoof character Ljubisa Preletacevic "Beli", played by Luka Maksimovic, would win hands down.

That is the verdict of research carried out by a Belgrade-based NGO, Share Foundation, which shows thatBeli notched up almost 600,000 interactions on his posts on his official Facebook page.