Resolution of the European Parliament on Events in Serbia: Better Late Than Never. Written by Dr Svetluša Surová. Originally published in the Slovak magazine .týždeň on 27 November 2025.

One Year after the Tragic Events in Novi Sad and the Protests in Serbia: Achievements, Failures and Expectations. Written by Dr Svetluša Surová (Minority Issues Research Institute- MIRI)

This article is based on the Minority Issues Research Institute (MIRI) Seminar on Current Affairs, from September 5, 2025, titled “Anti-government protests in Serbia: their impact, challenges and minority perspective.” The participants were Dr Sabina Pačariz (Northeastern University London) and Dr Aleksandar Pavlović (University of Belgrade), both political scientists with a regional focus on Southeastern Europe.

Our director and senior researcher, Dr Svetluša Surova, has also published an article summarizing the main points of the European Parliament Resolution on the polarization and increased repression in Serbia, one year after the Novi Sad tragedy in the Slovak weekly magazine .týždeň.

Our director and senior researcher, Dr Svetluša Surova, has just published an article in the Slovak weekly magazine .týždeň reflecting on one year after the tragic events in Novi Sad and protests in Serbia and their successes, failures, and expectations.