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The news website Insajder focuses on Serbian domestic politics and its relationship with the EU, including a comparison with Georgia's democratic backsliding. Other domestic news includes student protests for upcoming elections, a traffic accident, and a commemoration of Belgrade's liberation…
A new analysis from the EU Institute for Security Studies (EUISS) suggests that while the EU aims to strengthen ties with surrounding countries, Georgia and Serbia are moving in the opposite direction, with Georgia cited as an example of delayed reaction to democratic backsliding in candidate…
Students from Novi Sad have begun a march to Belgrade to attend the final rally for the 'Student List - Students are Winning' election campaign.
A traffic accident occurred on the Smederevo road, resulting in one person sustaining minor injuries.
Belgrade is marking the 82nd anniversary of its liberation during World War II.
Dr. Katarina Stanković of the 'Student List - Students are Winning' coalition expressed confidence in winning the upcoming elections, attributing it to poll results and the importance of high voter turnout for defending the results.
The 42nd Belgrade Jazz Festival is set to begin, featuring 13 concerts scheduled between October 21st and 24th.
Brankica Janković stated that the number of women holding positions does not equate to their power, as political priorities are determined within a narrow circle, particularly concerning women's rights and political representation.
Protests took place in Tirana, Albania, characterized by tensions and confrontations between protesters and police forces.
France's Minister of Justice reported that 2,513 individuals were detained and 67 were imprisoned over the weekend, likely in response to recent unrest.
Preliminary results from a non-binding referendum in Alberta indicate that residents have voted in favor of remaining part of Canada.
The Parliament of Montenegro has voted to amend the Constitution to introduce integrity checks for high-ranking state officials.
Jelena Milošević Tepić of the 'European Serbia' party stated that the upcoming vote is not solely about removing President Vučić but also about defining Serbia's future path after his departure.
The government led by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has announced a firm state response to recent youth riots in Milan.
