Terazije

The Scot came out on the path from the Student Park, across Trg Republike, to Terazije with thunderous applause, and then fully justified it with what he showed.
Everyone with "gasoline running through their veins" enjoyed the sound of the championship car from 2011 in which Sebastian Vettel climbed to the top of the world.

The events include: the promotion of military graduates, the Formula 1 race, "Europride" and the walk of anti-globalists. The first event starts already at 10 a.m., the last two at 5 p.m., so it is clear that the capital will be under "siege" from the early hours of the morning.

According to "Blic" reporters from the scene, there are a large number of people on the streets who headed to the Park Manège, where the central event is taking place, while a large number of police forces are on the streets, providing security and movement in downtown area.

The brightest gem of the treasury of the Dvorana Doma Sindikata - Belgrade International Film Festival FEST "returns" to its place of origin, its birthplace in 1971. in todays Kombank Dvorana (formerly known as the House of Trade Unions), using a somewhat visionary slogan - "Back to the Future".

The protests started on December 8, 2018. They were triggered by an incident a few weeks earlier on November 23, when an opposition politician, Borko Stefanovic, was attacked and beaten in the southern town of Krusevac.

Protesters carry a sign that say "Serbia will not be pacified" and another depicting an Easter egg. Photo: Vuk Velebit.

Protesters against the rule of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic - angered by the decision of the Belgrade city authorities last week to remove stickers reading "Vucic's lies" immediately after a rally - pasted thousands of new stickers along the route of Saturday's rally.

The stickers quoted Vucic's unfulfilled promises.

Vucic added that at the moment there is no talk about any solutions, because there is no conversation.

PHOTO: TANJUG / TANJA VALIC

A protest was held late on Wednesday by opposition parties and citizens, against "the autocratic regime of Aleksandar Vucic and introduction of dictatorship."

The protest was organized on the day Serbia's former prime minister assumed presidency.

A memorial march organized in Belgrade on Thursday marked the 72nd anniversary of the liberation of the Serbian capital in the Second World War.

The participants walked from Kralja Milana St. to Terazije Square, singing WW2-era Partisan songs, with actors taking part in reenactment scenes dressed in historical costumes.

Two years have passed since the occupation of the Zvezda cinema in Terazije.

During that time a lot of things happened, and one of the occupiers Luka Bursać talks to B92.net about dealing with the neighbors, about power being stolen, and more...