Wall Collapse Prompts Evacuations, President Addresses UN Amidst Election Talk
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A retaining wall collapsed in Belgrade's Voždovac municipality, leading to the evacuation of residents and ongoing investigations into the incident. The Kreni-Promeni organization is reportedly examining the cause of the failure in Vojvode Vlahovića street, where a road was engulfed by earth.
On the political front, President Aleksandar Vučić addressed the UN General Assembly, speaking on the state of the international system, challenges faced by Serbs in Kosovo, and Serbia's EU accession prospects. Domestically, discussions have emerged on crucial economic reforms a potential new government would need to implement, alongside a political scientist's prediction of increased Bosniak representation in the upcoming parliament.
The election campaign continues to be a central theme, with actor Milan Marić weighing in on the societal climate, and analyses questioning the influence of students in various regions on voter demographics. Meanwhile, the country reflects on the third anniversary of the Banjska incident in northern Kosovo, a pivotal moment in Belgrade's policy towards the region.