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The front page of Plusinfo features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include reports on the Serbian elections where a student list claimed victory over Aleksandar Vučić, diplomatic efforts between North Macedonia and Bulgaria, and a domestic political story questioning the…
Ambassador Le Rigoler stated that France is committed to assisting North Macedonia in overcoming its deadlock with Bulgaria, emphasizing that justice must be served in the case of Ivana Mihailova.
Following Aleksandar Vučić's announcement of election results, the Student List claimed victory with approximately 2.2 million votes compared to his 1.7 million.
Aleksandar Vučić declared defeat in the elections, stating that the Student List secured victory, with preliminary seat counts showing the student list with around 130 mandates and his SNS party with 105.
Questions are raised about Venko Filipche's asset declarations, with the article suggesting that politicians who lie about their wealth have no place in politics.
Europe congratulated Serbia on opening a new chapter in its EU accession process, indicating that the doors to the European Union remain open for the country.
MEP Joveva congratulated the Serbian students, expressing support for their movement and stating that the European Parliament advocates for such initiatives.
The article discusses the tight presidential race in Brazil between incumbent Jair Bolsonaro and former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
Reports suggest that Donald Trump is considering Viktor Orbán for the position of Secretary of State.
