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The news from Insajder focuses on elections and political developments in Serbia and the surrounding region, alongside international news including unrest in Paris, geopolitical statements from Russia and Ukraine, and US-Danish cooperation. Domestic stories cover election silence, the significance…
Exit polls are not conducted in Serbia, but they have been a part of election day in Croatia for a long time, with pollsters suggesting the winner as they are very precise.
Election silence, a period during which campaigning is prohibited, has started and will continue until Sunday at 8 PM.
A curfew has been imposed in parts of Paris and will remain in effect until Monday after incidents of violence and looting.
The President of Kosovo has sent the Law on Specialist Chambers back to the Parliament for further consideration.
Vladimir Putin expressed confidence that Russia and Ukraine are capable of reaching an agreement.
An 80-year-old woman passed away while crossing Mihajla Pupina Boulevard, according to the ambulance service.
The weather forecast predicts a cloudy morning followed by a sunny afternoon, with temperatures ranging from 15 to 20 degrees Celsius.
Citizens in Venezuela are holding major opposition protests, the first in almost two years, demanding elections.
The United States and Denmark have signed a memorandum of understanding concerning maritime cooperation.
The Institute for Blood Transfusion of Serbia is urging citizens to donate blood, as current reserves are only enough for one and a half days.
A magnitude seven earthquake has struck Tibet, resulting in the collapse of at least 339 houses.
Greece is implementing an age restriction for social media use, prohibiting access for individuals under the age of 15.
A memorial event, the Great School Day, was held in Šumarice, Kragujevac, commemorating the 2,796 Serbian civilians executed by German occupiers on October 21, 1941.
