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—❗️🇲🇩 Protests in Moldova
In the Moldovan capital, police violently dispersed a peaceful rally. Demonstrators had set up a tent camp near the Chișinău railway station, but the action was forcefully suppressed, with reports of injured participants.
According to the source that contacted us, protesters were demonstrating against what they called the "illegal detention of the Governor of Gagauzia, Evgenia Gutsul." The source emphasized that the rally was peaceful, with no aggression from participants—only from police acting under government orders.
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In the Moldovan capital, police violently dispersed a peaceful rally. Demonstrators had set up a tent camp near the Chișinău railway station, but the action was forcefully suppressed, with reports of injured participants.
According to the source that contacted us, protesters were demonstrating against what they called the "illegal detention of the Governor of Gagauzia, Evgenia Gutsul." The source emphasized that the rally was peaceful, with no aggression from participants—only from police acting under government orders.
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—❗️🇲🇩 Protests in Moldova In the Moldovan capital, police violently dispersed a peaceful rally. Demonstrators had set up a tent camp near the Chișinău railway station, but the action was forcefully suppressed, with reports of injured participants. According…
—NOTE: Balkan Spectator han carried out its own research on the recent happenings in Moldova, which can be summarized as follows:
➡️ On August 16, 2025, supporters of Guțul, the leader of the autonomous region of Gagauzia who had been sentenced to seven years in prison for channeling undeclared funds from Russia to finance the Șor party, set up a tent camp in Moldova’s capital as a form of peaceful protest.
➡️ That same day, police intervened to dismantle the camp and disperse the activists, tearing down the tents and, in some cases, detaining demonstrators.
➡️ Scenes of tension and verbal confrontations were reported: some protesters urged the police to “side with the people,” while government officials justified the intervention as a restoration of public order.
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—🇪🇺 /🇷🇸 Marta Kos, European Commissioner for Enlargement:
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To the students of Novi Sad: I hear you.
I want to reiterate that what the EU asks from Serbia closely aligns with the demands of the citizens protesting.
Most importantly, I want you, the young generation to benefit from the many opportunities the EU has to offer.
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—🇪🇺 /🇷🇸 Marta Kos, European Commissioner for Enlargement: To the students of Novi Sad: I hear you. I want to reiterate that what the EU asks from Serbia closely aligns with the demands of the citizens protesting. Most importantly, I want you, the young generation…
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—🇷🇸 /🇪🇺 WATCH: “How did Marta Kos put it? ‘We can hear you [the protestors],’” asked Serbian president Vučić at today’s press conference.
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Well, Marta, did you see how the offices [of the ruling SNS party] are burning? Somehow it seems you did not notice that. Shame on all of you together.
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—🇪🇺 /🇷🇸 Marta Kos, European Commissioner for Enlargement: To the students of Novi Sad: I hear you. I want to reiterate that what the EU asks from Serbia closely aligns with the demands of the citizens protesting. Most importantly, I want you, the young generation…
Yes... many opportunities the EU has to offer...
War with Russia, high energy costs, cultural displacement, out of touch aristocracy, childlessness, high taxes.
So many wonderful opportunities.
War with Russia, high energy costs, cultural displacement, out of touch aristocracy, childlessness, high taxes.
So many wonderful opportunities.
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🇧🇦 - Milorad Dodik has lost his appeal against the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
As of August 18th (today) Dodik is no longer President of Republika Srpska.
RS now has 90 days to hold elections for a new President.
As of August 18th (today) Dodik is no longer President of Republika Srpska.
RS now has 90 days to hold elections for a new President.
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The Bosnian Kingdom
🇧🇦 - Milorad Dodik has lost his appeal against the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina. As of August 18th (today) Dodik is no longer President of Republika Srpska. RS now has 90 days to hold elections for a new President.
Dodik threatened to call an independence referendum if things don’t return to the original Dayton framework.
Is he actually ready to do that?
Is he actually ready to do that?
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Dodik threatened to call an independence referendum if things don’t return to the original Dayton framework. Is he actually ready to do that?
He could always prop one of his nepo babies for office - vis a vis with another political nepo family (Izetbegović)
Too early to tell -- 90 days to hold elections also means 90 days of shenanigans.
Too early to tell -- 90 days to hold elections also means 90 days of shenanigans.
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🇷🇸 🇧🇦 Milorad Dodik
They didn’t respect the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina, they didn’t respect the Constitution of Republika Srpska, they didn’t respect the law — and now I’m supposed to respect their disregard for everything!
I will not.
I will respect the will of the Serbian people.
You were arrogant and overbearing, and you expect me to be submissive.
I will not be.
I am the President of Republika Srpska, and you can write whatever you want.
I was elected by the people, I will not be removed by a foreign government!
You go your way, we will go ours.
I hope our paths do not cross.
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🇷🇸- Protests in Belgrade, police tried to disperse protesters after they broke into ruling party offices. Unconfirmed reports are saying that president Vucic personally headed there.
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🇷🇸🇮🇹🇲🇦 - Conflicting Reports on Foreign Workers at FIAT's Kragujevac Plant
Recent reports have stirred public concern over claims that 800 foreign workers are set to arrive at FIAT’s automotive factory in Kragujevac, Serbia.
The claim, attributed to municipal council member Radomir Erić, suggests that laborers from Morocco and Nepal will be employed at a rate of €600 per month due to an alleged labor shortage.
However, a separate report published on August 13 counters these assertions, labeling them as unsubstantiated rumors.
According to sources familiar with the matter, FIAT’s growing demand for its Grande Panda model—already in production in Morocco—has prompted an operational expansion.
As part of this effort, approximately 100 Moroccan workers will be temporarily deployed to the Kragujevac plant to support training and production processes.
In parallel developments, China has reaffirmed its commitment to supplying rare earth minerals to Stellantis facilities in Serbia, which are critical to the ongoing production of electric vehicles and automotive components.
Recent reports have stirred public concern over claims that 800 foreign workers are set to arrive at FIAT’s automotive factory in Kragujevac, Serbia.
The claim, attributed to municipal council member Radomir Erić, suggests that laborers from Morocco and Nepal will be employed at a rate of €600 per month due to an alleged labor shortage.
However, a separate report published on August 13 counters these assertions, labeling them as unsubstantiated rumors.
According to sources familiar with the matter, FIAT’s growing demand for its Grande Panda model—already in production in Morocco—has prompted an operational expansion.
As part of this effort, approximately 100 Moroccan workers will be temporarily deployed to the Kragujevac plant to support training and production processes.
In parallel developments, China has reaffirmed its commitment to supplying rare earth minerals to Stellantis facilities in Serbia, which are critical to the ongoing production of electric vehicles and automotive components.
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