Članci na temu Srpska radikalna stranka

Politika & Kriminal

Foto. Genijalna akcija mladih aktivista: pred Šešeljevu kuću u Hrtkovcima postavili znakove opasnosti

Ovako upozoravaju da je kandidat na izborima osuđeni ratni zločinac
Piše Karlo Došen 15 preporuka 27. 11. 2023.
Politika & Kriminal
Šešelj i SRS, unatoč zabrani, planiraju miting povodom godišnjice mitinga koji je pokrenuo protjerivanje Hrvata
Piše Telegram 34 preporuka 06. 05. 2018.
Politika & Kriminal
Deset vijesti koje su obilježile današnji dan
Piše Tajana Vlašić 03. 03. 2017.
Serb ultranationalist leader Vojislav Seselj waves at supporters on November 12, 2014 after arriving at his Radical Serb Party (SRS) headquarters in Zemun, near Belgrade . Ailing Serb leader Seselj, who has been released from the UN Yugoslav war crimes tribunal, arrived on November 12 from the Netherlands to Serbia. The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) last week ordered Seselj's release so he could return home for cancer treatment as he awaits a verdict on alleged war crimes during the Balkan wars. Seselj, accused of leading ethnic Serb volunteers in persecuting Croats, Muslims and other non-Serbs during the 1990s wars, underwent colon cancer surgery in December. AFP PHOTO / ANDREJ ISAKOVIC
Politika & Kriminal
Čelnik radikala već je više od godinu dana na privremenoj slobodi
Piše Dubravka Blaško 9 preporuka 12. 02. 2016.
Posebne pogodnosti

Specijalni newsletteri za Telegramove pretplatnike.

Najbolje od Telegrama, svaki dan u vašem inboxu.
Kolekcija Telegramovih newslettera
Prijavite se
Odaberite tematske i autorske newslettere koje želite primati.
Serbian ultra-nationalists hold a banner showing Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Seselj reading "We don't want to join the EU" during a protest against the Pride Parade in Belgrade on September 28, 2014. Serbian gays and lesbians staged their first Belgrade Pride Parade in four years on Sunday, in what is seen as a test of the EU hopeful's commitment to protecting minority rights. With tight security, the march went off without incident, led off from the main government building, with hundreds of participants carrying rainbow-colored balloons and flags, and banners proclaiming "Pride", "Peace" and "Love". AFP PHOTO / ALEXA STANKOVIC
Politika & Kriminal
Prema istraživanju Ipsosa, za stranku premijera Vučića glasovalo bi 50% ljudi
Piše Raif Okić 26. 05. 2015.