#ana brnabić
Beograd, 22.11.2024.- Tisu?e ljudi u gradovima diljem Srbije u petak je simboli?nom petnaestominutnom ?utnjom i privremenom blokadom prometa odalo po?ast poginulima u padu nadstre?nice na ?eljezni?kom kolodvoru u Novom Sadu, u gesti koju je predsjednica parlamenta nazvala "maltretiranjem gra?ana". Na slici komemorativna akcija "Srbijo, zastani" u Kragujevcu.foto HINA/ FoNet/ Branko Vu?kovi?/ ua
Brnabić optužuje aktiviste
Komemoraciju "Zastani Srbijo" pratili incidenti
epa10678381 Serbia's Prime Minister Ana Brnabic talks during a press conference with President Aleksandar Vucic in Belgrade, Serbia, 07 June 2023. Following weeks of opposition protests against violence in Serbian society, President Vucic and Prime Minister Brnabic said that an early parliamentary election could be held by the end of the year. EPA/ANDREJ CUKIC
Srbijanski parlament
Brnabić na udaru: Uz bojkot oporbe usvojen proračun
epa11739998 Members of the Serbian Parliament take part in a scuffle in Belgrade, Serbia, 25 November 2024. A discussion on the proposed 2025 budget was scheduled to be on the agenda of the Serbian Parliament on 25 November. Tensions escalated into physical altercations among parliament members and some ministers when the opposition demanded a debate on the ruling establishment's accountability for the 15 deaths that occurred following the Novi Sad train station accident. EPA/NEMANJA JOVANOVIC
ISPADI TIJEKOM SJEDNICE
Incidenti na sjednici Skupštine Srbije dodatno produbili političku krizu u zemlji
epa11715234 Protesters march during a rally of support for the victims of the Novi Sad railway station accident, in Belgrade, Serbia, 11 November 2024. Opposition parties rallied in support of the victims of a recent accident in Novi Sad. Fourteen people lost their lives in the collapse of the Novi Sad Railway Station canopy on 01 November 2024. The station building, which had been renovated and reopened on 05 July 2024, was undergoing further renovations shortly before the collapse. EPA/ANDREJ CUKIC
"SRBIJO, ZASTANI!"
Srbija 15-ominutnom šutnjom odala počast stradalima u Novom Sadu
epa11697660 People mourn during the vigil for the victims of the collapse of the canopy at the railway station in Novi Sad, Serbia, 02 November 2024. Fourteen people lost their lives in the collapse of the Novi Sad Railway Station canopy that occurred on 01 November, as stated by Interior Minister Ivica Dacic. The mayor of Novi Sad, Milan Djuric, reported over 30 injuries in the incident, which occurred just before noon. The recently renovated station building, reopened on 05 July 2024, was undergoing another renovation shortly before the collapse. EPA/ANDREJ CUKIC
BRNABIĆ KRITIZIRALA PROSVJED
Devet privedenih nakon prosvjeda u Novom Sadu