After the landslide victory of the Students' List, Serbia's judiciary springs into life after years of stalled and unresolved cases and investigations

The landslide victory of the Students' List in Serbia's general election seems to have removed a blockage in the justice system: Cases that were long stalled are now suddenly moving forward. How can this be?

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After the landslide victory of the Students' List, Serbia's judiciary springs into life after years of stalled and unresolved cases and investigations

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