A review of contracts and public procurement, as well as a detailed analysis of spending and money flows related to major projects such as EXPO 2027, Rio Tinto, the Miloš Veliki highway and Belgrade Waterfront, are among the Student List’s priorities, its representatives said at a news conference Thursday in Belgrade’s Pionirski Park.

Fiscal Council member Marko Milanović told Forbes Serbia that the entire investment cycle of major state projects, including the Morava Corridor, the Iron Gate 3 hydropower plant and the Belgrade–Zrenjanin–Novi Sad highway, needed to be examined, from initial estimates and the selection of solutions to contracting, implementation and final costs.

Aleksandar Vučić, a member of the presidency of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and leader of the “United Serbia” electoral list, on Thursday accused the new authorities of carrying out what he called “revolutionary terror in the streets, institutions and media,” citing the storming of TV Informer, the disruption of religious ceremonies on the day of the party’s patron saint, St. Petka, and the detention of Radivoje Stojković, principal of Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad.