Movement of Free Citizens

BELGRADE - Representatives of the Serbia Against Violence coalition on Wednesday submitted to the national electoral commission an electoral list of the same name, supported by around 20,000 signatures.

The conservative movement Nai gives full support to the state authorities of the Republic of Serbia in the decision not to hold "Europride" scheduled for November 17 in Belgrade.

Uljarevic told Prva TV that the rating of Serbia's president and SNS leader has increased by six percent, adding that the protests of the opposition have led to the decline of the rating of the Alliance for Serbia (SzS).

According to the Faktor Plus poll, the Socialists (SPS), also members of the ruling coalition - would receive 9.4 percent - and these would be the only two parties to cross the five-percent threshold and gain seats in the National Assembly.

Last weekend's Belgrade elections left 20 of the competitors without seats in the capital's municipal assembly, among them the former ruling Democratic Party and the Serbian Radical Party, demonstrating that there is a crisis within the political opposition, experts told BIRN.

BELGRADE - European Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn spoke with officials of a number of Serbian opposition parties at the seat of the EU Delegation to Belgrade on Thursday.

BELGRADE - If early parliamentary elections were to be held now, the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), which leads Serbia's ruling coalition, would win 53 pct of votes, shows an indicative survey conducted by the Politika daily and the Faktor plus opinion poll agency.

This is according to a poll conducted by the Politika daily and the Faktor Plus pollster, published on Wednesday, and cited by Tanjug.

Respondents were also asked to rate prime minister Ana Brnabic and members of her cabinet, and gave Brnabic the second highest mark - 3.1.

Sasa Jankovic, Serbia's former ombudsman, now leader of the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG), said this in an exclusive interview for the weekly Nedeljnik.

According to him, "every newspaper article, interview or tweet about it" draws attention from "the effects on the society produced by the authorities of Aleksandar Vucic and those who participate in them."

Turbulence inside the Movement of Free Citizens, PSG, led by Serbia's former Ombudsman and the runner-up in the April 2 presidential elections, Sasa Jankovic, will probably inflict serious damage on his campaign in the local elections in the Serbian capital next spring, experts are warning.