Politics Oct 7, 2026 Updated Oct 7, 2026
Serbia's prime minister criticizes Students' List for avoiding dialogue and insults
- Ana Brnabić, prime minister of Serbia, criticized the "Students' List" for avoiding dialogue with media that do not support them and responding to criticism with insults and threats.
- She stated that the "Students' List" does not bring new ideas or people, but continues the political tradition that includes the predecessor of DOS.
- Brnabić emphasized that Aleksandar Vučić plays a key role in Serbia due to his self-criticism and demand for better work from colleagues, while the "Students' List" risks halting progress.
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Vecernje novosti Government-leaning Oct 7, 2026
BRNABIĆ JASNO PORUČILA: Današnja „Studentska lista“ nije ništa novo na političkom nebu Srbije
- Deputy Prime Minister of SNS Ana Brnabić stated that today's "Students' List" is not new in the political landscape of Serbia.
- She claimed the "Students' List" has no new faces or ideas and is similar to past groups like "Srbija protiv nasilja" and "DOS."
- Brnabić argued that Aleksandar Vučić is important for Serbia because he constantly self-evaluates and holds himself and others to high standards.
Pink Strongly pro-government Oct 7, 2026
'NA VUČIĆEVE PORUKE ODGOVARAJU SAMO UVREDAMA I PRETNJAMA' Brnabićeva o Studentskoj listi: Ništa novo na političkom nebu Srbije, prapreteča im je DOS!
- Ana Brnabić stated that Aleksandar Vučić's messages to the Students' List are only insults and threats.
- Brnabić claimed the Students' List has not brought anything new to Serbian politics and is a continuation of past groups like DOS.
- She said the Students' List isolates itself and avoids dialogue, responding to Vučić with insults and threats.
Kurir Neutral Oct 7, 2026
"NA VUČIĆEVE PORUKE ODGOVARAJU SAMO UVREDAMA I PRETNJAMA" Brnabićeva o Studentskoj listi: Ništa novo na političkom nebu Srbije, prapreteča im je DOS!
- Ana Brnabić criticized the Students' List, saying it avoids dialogue and responds to criticism with insults, mockery, and threats.
- She claimed the Students' List is not a new political force but a continuation of previous opposition movements, including DOS.
- Brnabić argued that the Students' List isolates itself and refuses to engage with media that does not support it unconditionally.
