What's happening in Europe?
Serbia
The news from Insajder focuses heavily on the upcoming Serbian parliamentary elections on October 25th, with multiple stories detailing the campaign, debates about Serbia's geopolitical alignment, and controversies surrounding voting procedures for citizens abroad. Other prominent stories include…
The upcoming parliamentary elections on October 25th feature a direct contest between Aleksandar Vučić's list and a student list, with an uncertain campaign finale where every vote could be crucial.
An Insajder election debate discusses whether Serbia aligns more with Eastern or Western influences, or if it maintains its own distinct path.
RIK member Dinčić stated that the request to postpone the decision on diaspora voting was ignored, leading 13 members to leave the session due to political violence.
A retired police inspector commented on the Veselin Milić case, suggesting that conflicts of interest within groups are spilling over into the Ministry of Internal Affairs, with police officers acting as pawns.
An Israeli historian told Insajder that Israel faces a perilous future if it fails to recognize the existence and rights of Palestinians.
Tanasije Marinković from the Republic Electoral Commission stated that there is still time to change and supplement the list of voting places for the diaspora.
Students have filed a complaint with the Republic Electoral Commission regarding voting abroad, alleging that electoral rights for thousands of voters outside Serbia have been severely obstructed.
The identity of those who attacked Nikola Jovanović in front of the Arena remains unknown, with lawyer Janković asserting that unresolved cases undermine the system rather than protect it.
Nine member states of the European Union adopted a declaration in Split, stating that the glorification of war crimes and genocide is an obstacle to EU accession.
A seven-story building in Istanbul partially collapsed, leaving seven people trapped under the debris.
A Ukrainian attack on Russia impacted a factory and the vicinity of a refinery, causing a power outage for the Yandex service.
Dragan Đilas of European Serbia announced the potential cancellation of the EXPO 2027 event in the event of a change in government.
Smederevac reported that the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) has initiated more than 10 investigative procedures against various media outlets.
According to Putevi Srbije, trucks at border crossings with Hungary and Croatia are experiencing waiting times between three and seven hours.
