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Political science professor Dušan Vučićević discusses the impact of Aleksandar Vučić's resignation as president on the upcoming election race, suggesting that his influence will persist in a different capacity.
Aleksandar Vučić's pardons and amnesties have sparked criticism from those affected, raising questions about their use as a pre-election tactic.
A dispute arose during the Veljko Belivuk trial over a Sky app message, with the defense requesting the prosecutor's recusal, who in turn claims his words were misattributed.
An inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the death of a worker in Žička street.
The trial has commenced for the attack on an Insajder journalist, where the accused stated they believed they were carrying explosives and the victim was asked to delete photos from her phone.
The Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) has not reached an agreement on monitoring the outlet Informer, with a representative stating that while discussions occurred, no consensus was achieved.
This article examines the practical feasibility of deploying 'controllers' on election day to safeguard each vote, a promise made in the context of the upcoming 2026 elections.
Five individuals suspected of terrorism have been released by British police.
Hungary's parliament has voted to remove immunity from three officials, one of whom is Peter Magyar, in connection with an ongoing investigation.
Magdalena Andersson has withdrawn from the process of forming a government, raising concerns about a potential political blockade in Sweden.
By decree of Vladimir Putin, without explanation, the assets of the German retail chain Metro have been placed under temporary Russian administration.
During a visit to Petrovac na Mlavi, Aleksandar Vučić telephoned a minister to request the completion of the House of Culture project by mid-October.
Bojan Karić of the Progressive Party of Serbia (PSS) stated that Serbian farmers should not be left to chance and pledged to secure irrigation systems.
