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The front page of Insajder, a Serbian news website, focuses heavily on upcoming elections in 2026, discussing minority lists, electoral advantages, and reactions from international bodies. Other stories include the passing of former SRJ Prime Minister Milan Panić, a report on the electricity…
The article discusses the presence of minority lists in upcoming elections, detailing who benefits from electoral advantages and how new rules might impact them, with specific mentions of various minority parties.
A permanent member of the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) states that the commission lacks investigative powers and that opposition proposals are frequently outvoted.
Nemanja Todorović Štiplija states that the preliminary report from ODIHR will serve as the foundation for reactions from the EU and its member states regarding the elections in Serbia.
Former Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Milan Panić, has passed away in California.
The EMS spokesperson states that the transmission system is prepared for winter and that reduced electricity consumption was observed due to lower temperatures.
An earthquake measuring 2.2 on the Richter scale was registered in Trstenik at 6:18 AM.
The SPP party announced that European Parliament member Andreas Schieder has expressed support for their "European Serbia" electoral list.
US Congressman Joe Wilson has urged the European People's Party (EPP) to remove the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) from its membership prior to the elections in Serbia.
A structural engineer discusses potential causes for building collapses in the Vojvode Vlahovića area and the factors influencing remediation efforts.
A new research study sheds light on the 'Tower of Heads,' revealing its significance and offering new insights.
The White House reportedly prohibited CNN from accompanying Donald Trump on his visit to Tennessee, according to the television network.
