Belgrade's strongest fortresses betrayed Vučić: He was let down by those he… ↗
Front page leadA report from Novi Sad details how Aleksandar Vučić was unexpectedly defeated, with his staunchest supporters reportedly turning against him.
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The front page of tportal.hr is dominated by the aftermath of elections in Serbia, with multiple stories focusing on the results, reactions from various political figures and media outlets, and the implications for Serbia's relationship with the West. There are also secondary stories on lifestyle…
A report from Novi Sad details how Aleksandar Vučić was unexpectedly defeated, with his staunchest supporters reportedly turning against him.
Russian media outlets are analyzing Aleksandar Vučić's electoral defeat, highlighting three significant risks that lie ahead.
A comparison of Serbian newspaper front pages reveals significant variations in how Aleksandar Vučić's election loss is being reported.
The European Union's representatives in Brussels have congratulated the victors of the Serbian elections, expressing optimism.
A student, whose situation was linked to Aleksandar Vučić, is now in Zagreb, signaling a potential shift in relations between Serbia and Croatia.
The electoral outcome in Serbia is described as a seismic event, with students celebrating their apparent success and questions arising about the future political landscape.
Following Aleksandar Vučić's electoral setback, students have outlined an 11-point plan focusing on reforms of state media, police, and the judiciary.
A lifestyle piece details a personal experiment of not ordering food delivery for five days, outlining the meals consumed and the associated costs.