Serbian Progressive Party

Veernje novosti reports that it is quite realistic that Serbia will get a new executive power no later than the fourth week of August.

MP of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) Vladimir Orlic was elected parliament speaker in an open ballot, with 154 votes in favor and 76 opposed, out of 230 MPs present.
"154 voted in favor, 76 opposed, while there were no abstentions," MP Vladeta Jankovi announced at 9:30 p.m. as the chairman of the constitutive session of the parliament.

First results suggest an ethnic Albanian coalition has secured a seat in Serbia's parliament, ending a marathon battle that began with the April Serbian general elections.

She stated that it was the job of the prosecution.
"It used to be that the parties decide who will be arrested, convicted and blackmailed. The SNS is not that party, but a party that is here to build institutions of the Republic of Serbia and implement reforms in the field of rule of law," Brnabic said.

"Both constructive [proposals] and criticism, we will listen to them - you can get a message from criticism and become better," Belgrade mayor Aleksandar Sapic told public broadcaster Radio-Television Serbia, RTS on Tuesday in his first interview after being elected

Aleksandar api was elected mayor of Belgrade with a tight majority.
57 councilors voted for the election of api, who headed the list "Aleksandar Vui - Together we can do everything".
api won the votes of 57 of the 110 Belgrade City Assembly members in a secret voting.

The candidate for that position is Aleksandar api, the first on the list "Aleksandar Vui - Together we can do everything" in the April elections.
On the agenda of the session, in addition to the election of the mayor, is also the election of his deputy, as well as the members of the City Council.

A session of the SNS Presidency will be held on Thursday, at which, among other things, there will be talks about who will definitely be proposed in front of the SNS for the mayor of Belgrade.
According to the media, the mayor of New Belgrade and the candidate for mayor, Aleksandar api, will definitely be SNS' candidate for the first man in the capital.

Aleksandar Vucic said on Sunday evening that if the largest opposition coalition in Belgrade, United for Serbia, wants to have new elections in the capital, he will propose it to the main board of his ruling Serbian Progressive Party, SNS.

Basking in the glow of another election win on April 3, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic told Serbs he was "the proudest man in the county."

The reason for such pride was the 59.3 per cent he notched up in the presidential election, or roughly 800,000 more than all the other candidates combined.