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The front page of Insajder is dominated by news regarding the parliamentary elections in Serbia, with live updates on voter turnout, polling station information, and visual reports from the start of the day. Other stories include demographic trends in Serbia, an update on Brazilian presidential…
Live updates cover the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, with polling stations open from 7 AM to 8 PM. A total of 6,450,523 voters are eligible to cast ballots at 8,392 polling stations, with 18 electoral lists and 2,418 candidates.
A visual report shows the opening of polling stations on election day, with citizens lining up to cast their votes.
Queues of citizens were observed at polling stations as they opened, with notable crowds reported from Belgrade to as far as Los Angeles and Toronto.
According to data from Cesid and Ipsos, 12% of registered voters had cast their ballots by 9 AM on election day.
Police have closed traffic in a section of King Milan Street, near the Republika Electoral Commission and the Presidency of Serbia, likely due to the ongoing elections.
The story discusses the aging population and declining birth rates in Serbia, questioning whether this demographic trend can be reversed.
Citizens of Brazil are participating in the second round of their presidential elections.
This article provides practical information for voters, detailing the necessary documents, ballot procedures, and prohibited actions during the election.
Saudi Arabian forces have intercepted two ballistic missiles that were launched in the direction of the holy cities of Mecca and Medina.
Senator Marco Rubio has urged Cubans to collaborate with the CIA in efforts to bring about a change in government on the island.
Serbia has switched to winter time, with clocks being set back by one hour.
A commemoration event, the 'Great School Day,' was held in Šumarice, Kragujevac, to remember the 2,796 Serbian civilians killed by German occupiers on October 21, 1941.
