Serbian opposition anti‑corruption campaign

In late July 2026, opposition leader Dragan Đilas denounced the Serbian government as an organized criminal group and announced a sweeping anti‑corruption agenda, including dissolving the Security Information Agency, reinstating professional staff, and creating a special prosecutor modeled on Romania’s anti‑corruption office.

A few days later, Đilas shifted focus to alleged electoral fraud, claiming the Interior Ministry was withholding address data for over 130,000 new citizens granted citizenship between 2020 and 2025. He argued the data would reveal fictitious residences used to manipulate the voter register and warned that criminal complaints would follow if the allegations were confirmed. The opposition pledged to continue pressing the ministry for the information.

Together, the snapshots trace Đilas’s move from broad institutional reform proposals to concrete accusations of voter‑list manipulation, underscoring an escalating anti‑corruption and electoral integrity drive by the Serbian opposition.