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The front page of Klix.ba features a strong focus on elections in Serbia, with multiple stories detailing the voting process, turnout, and related incidents. International news covers potential attacks on US diplomats by Iran, Donald Trump's comments on Iran and Somalis, and Israel's closure of…
Voters formed long lines at polling stations in Serbia and internationally, with a notable turnout in Chicago despite it being early morning.
Voter turnout in Serbia was significantly higher this election compared to the previous year, with 12% casting ballots by 9 AM.
Donald Trump stated that he might attack Iran before the elections but also expressed the possibility of reaching a significant agreement.
Individuals disrupted a polling station in Šabac by placing election materials and assaulting an election board member.
Bosnian football players are scheduled to compete in 21 matches today, with a notable derby featuring Bajraktarević.
The Israeli military has imposed a closure on the West Bank for election day, prohibiting Palestinians from entering settlements.
A baby in Austria has been unable to obtain a birth certificate for weeks because the parents chose a name with perceived Serbian or Croatian origins, which is reportedly not accepted.
Serbia is holding elections today following two years of protests and an intense campaign, with the primary contest being between the SNS party and the Students' List.
According to the New York Times, two Iranian officials have confirmed that Tehran is planning attacks targeting American diplomats.
Donald Trump made derogatory remarks about Somalis, questioning the necessity of accepting immigrants from certain countries.
The Health Fund of Republika Srpska plans to reduce payments to hospitals for C-sections performed above a 35% limit.
Serbian citizens are voting today in Bosnia and Herzegovina at 28 designated polling stations, which will remain open until 8 PM.
Traffic conditions are affected by wet roads, leading to long queues at eight border crossings.
The real estate company Heimstaden is halting investments in Germany following Berlin's initiative to acquire a large number of apartments.
Worldwide computer shipments have seen a significant decline of 22.4%, reaching their lowest point since early 2023.
Germany is selling diesel, heating oil, and crude oil from its strategic reserves, marking the first such action since a G7 agreement.
Volkswagen plans to eliminate an additional 12,000 jobs by 2030, leading to potential strike threats from labor unions.