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The Vijesti front page highlights a major political development in Serbia, where a student list has reportedly defeated the incumbent party in parliamentary elections, signaling a potential shift in Serbian politics. Other top stories include domestic news about temporary contracts within a…
Student electoral lists have reportedly achieved victory in Serbian parliamentary elections, with preliminary results indicating they have won over 52% of the votes, potentially marking a significant change in the country's political landscape.
Political figures, including Mandić and NSD, have congratulated the Students' list on their victory in the Serbian parliamentary elections, with some expressing hopes for closer ties and offering support for Serbia's EU aspirations.
Montenegro's Ministry of Public Administration (MJU) has engaged eight individuals on temporary contracts for permanent needs, with some of these work contracts being renewed even after June.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has secured his fourth presidential term in Brazil, while incumbent Jair Bolsonaro has reportedly refused to acknowledge the election defeat.
The Gorski Hotel on Kopaonik is suggested as an excellent destination for the upcoming Njegos' Days holiday period.
This entry links to the front page of the newspaper 'Vijesti' dated October 26, 2026.
A workshop focused on the application of artificial intelligence in public procurement processes is being advertised.
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić has been seen interacting with citizens on the streets of Belgrade.
Citizens have taken down a poster of Vojislav Šešelj from a building in Novi Sad, Serbia.
