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The Vreme news website from Serbia focuses on domestic political developments, particularly concerning the upcoming 2026 elections. Key figures like Aleksandar Vučić and Branimir Nestorović are featured, along with discussions on election irregularities, propaganda, and political statements…
Aleksandar Vučić stated he does not anticipate unrest during the elections on October 25th and the following day, but warned of 'tricks' and 'hysteria,' adding that any disturbances would be swiftly concluded.
Aleksandar Vučić's campaign frequently mentions women, with him explaining that women are responsible for their households, children, and parents, revealing his perception of women and those who diverge from it as enemies.
The Kreni-Promeni movement reported that Aleksandar Šapić allegedly carried two pistols, which were confiscated by the police, on the night he is accused of assaulting their councilor Tanja Mićić; Šapić claims self-defense, and prosecutors are investigating.
Branimir Nestorović, leader of the 'We are the Strength of the People' movement, has returned home after hospital treatment, with his stay coinciding with a major party crisis and unresolved internal disputes over elections.
The European Parliament will send a delegation to observe the elections in Serbia, despite the invitation arriving after the deadline, with MEP Prebilič interpreting the delay as a deliberate message.
Montenegro has closed three more chapters in its EU accession negotiations in Luxembourg, bringing its total to 21 out of 33, with Commissioner Marta Kos supporting the goal of concluding all chapters by year-end, contingent on government and opposition cooperation.
Vučić claimed to have traveled to Kragujevac by 'Škoda,' while the Ministries of Interior and Defense deny the use of their units' helicopters, leaving questions about the origin of a helicopter seen in a social media video and its connection to pre-election activities.
According to Stefanović, the consequences regarding the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) will be significant because they are gambling with it.
Ilon Musk invested $366 million during the American midterm election cycle.
The catch and packaging of sardines were once the sole livelihood for many coastal communities in Croatia.
