for example:
vreme.com/vesti/blog-p...

And I haven’t even started to talk about knives and axes found inside the supporting tractors, cobblestones lying mysteriously around the city, or persistent hit and run situations.

And just when you think that he’s done everything to prevent people from coming to Belgrade – gas stations are starting to put up signs saying that there’s no service on weekends.

filled not with students or supporters of the president, but people with criminal milieu.
All transport towards the city of Belgrade has been suspended, as well as that of the city itself.

that the president dragged the tractors from various locations in Serbia, and under the cover of darkness – lined them up.
Some of the vehicles have no licence plates on them and the park (neighbouring the parliament building) is

"Tractors brought in by supporters of the Serbian president, Aleksandar Vučić, lined up in front of the parliament building in Belgrade on Friday."
Hey, Guardian, this isn’t what happened. What did happen, however, is

Korišćenje engleske reči „strike“ za opisivanje protesta prekida rada prvi put je zabeleženo 1768. godine, kada su mornari, u znak podrške demonstracijama u Londonu, „razvalili“ - iliti skinuli gornja jedra trgovačkih brodova u luci i, na taj način ih onesposobili.

sve moje emocije skrcane u jedno. ufff.

sirota, al držeća. i energična. i rečita. i samo oće Dide kući!