Serbia set to get new government amid protests

The parliament in Belgrade took note of the composition of the new government led by doctor Đuro Macut, the pro-Russian opposition welcomed the restraint towards the EU.

The Serbian parliament is holding a session, boycotted by part of the opposition, where deputies are deciding on the program and proposal for the formation of a new government. Prime Minister-designate Đuro Macut, presenting the program, said that Serbia is tired of divisions and blockades, and called on students to engage in dialogue, saying that the current situation must be ended.

The Speaker of the National Assembly of Serbia, Ana Brnabić, has convened a session of the Assembly on the election of the new Government for today, starting at 10 a.m.

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The head of the Serbia Center (SRCE) parliamentary group, Zdravko Ponoš, said today that the interim government proposed by the opposition is a way for the country to get out of the crisis, and that the authorities are closing the doors that they had open for that possibility, and soon the window. We are proposing an interim government in the name of common sense, because it is a way for the country to get out of the crisis. I think that the ti…

Serbia set to get new government amid protests

Serbia is likely to get a new government Wednesday led by a political novice that closely resembles the previous administration, which was brought down after months of student-led anti-corruption protests. The Balkan nation has been in political turmoil since former Prime Minister Milos Vucevic and other senior officials resigned in January, amid marathon protests sparked by a railway station disaster that left 16 people dead. “Serbia is tired o…