Politics Oct 7, 2026 Updated Oct 7, 2026
Ana Brnabic accuses faculty of discriminating against Serbian students during blockade
- Ana Brnabić accused professors and deans of discriminating against Serbian students during the blockade, stating that students who paid for foreign programs had access to classes and diplomas.
- She highlighted that foreign programs remained open during the blockade, unlike domestic programs, and questioned if students with financial means received classes while others did not.
- Brnabić noted that students who paid for foreign studies had access to education, while those without resources were excluded, leading to claims of inequality.
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Vecernje novosti Government-leaning Oct 7, 2026
BRNABIĆEVA OBELODANILA SVE: Podsetila kako su profesori i dekani blokaderi diskriminisali srpske studente (VIDEO)
- Ana Brnabić claimed that Serbian students were discriminated against by professors and deans during the blockade.
- She stated that only students who could afford foreign programs at Serbian universities were not affected by the blockade.
- Brnabić accused the "student list" of being a fraud and said Serbian citizens cannot be deceived.
Pink Strongly pro-government Oct 7, 2026
BRNABIĆ PODSETILA KAKO SU PROFESORI DISKRIMINISALI POJEDINE STUDENTE 'Oni koji su mogli da plate strane programe pohađali su nastavu i dobili diplome' (VIDEO)
- Ana Brnabić stated that some students were discriminated against by professors during faculty blockades.
- She claimed that students who could afford to pay for foreign programs at the University of Belgrade's Economic Faculty attended classes and received diplomas.
- Brnabić accused professors of not blocking foreign programs, leading to discrimination against local students.
Kurir Neutral Oct 7, 2026
BRNABIĆ PODSETILA KAKO SU PROFESORI DISKRIMINISALI POJEDINE STUDENTE "Oni koji su mogli da plate strane programe pohađali su nastavu i dobili diplome" (VIDEO)
- Ana Brnabić, vice-premier of Serbia, stated that some professors discriminated against students during university blockades.
- She mentioned that students who could afford to pay for foreign programs at the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Economics continued attending classes and received diplomas.
- Brnabić claimed that no one thought to block foreign programs, leading to discrimination against local students compared to those in foreign programs.
B92 Government-leaning Oct 7, 2026
Ana Brnabić o neodgovornom ponašanju profesora blokadera: "Diskriminisali ste srpske studente" VIDEO
- Ana Brnabić accused professors of discriminating against Serbian students during the blockade by offering better opportunities to those who could afford foreign study programs.
- She claimed that Serbian universities continued to operate normally for students in foreign programs, such as those with the Open University of Berlin.
- Brnabić questioned whether Serbian students were discriminated against while foreign students in these programs were not affected by the blockade.
