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The front page of Insajder focuses heavily on the recent "Izbori 2026" (Elections 2026) in Serbia, detailing results, reactions from political figures, and public celebrations. Other news includes a weather report, mandatory winter tire regulations, and an international report on a fire fatality…
Professor Milan Jovanović stated that citizens will expect the new authorities to quickly take over the reins of power, emphasizing that public expectations are high due to several programmatic points.
Based on 8,077 processed polling stations, the 'Students' List' has secured 52.54% of the votes, while 'United Serbia' has garnered 39.29%.
In Novi Pazar, the 'Students' List' received more votes than the combined total of the Party of Democratic Action of Sandžak, Social Democratic Party, and the Party of Peace and Progress.
The Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Serbia announced that winter tires will be required on vehicles when winter conditions are present, starting November 1st.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service forecasts scattered rain in the morning followed by mostly sunny skies in the afternoon, with temperatures reaching up to 16 degrees Celsius.
Thousands of citizens took to the streets across Serbia to celebrate the victory of the 'Students' List', with major intersections like Slavija and Republic Square being blocked by celebratory crowds.
Šoškić emphasized the significance of Serbia maintaining peace and dignity throughout the election night period.
Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa sent congratulations to the 'Students' List' for their victory in the Serbian elections.
Peter Magyar congratulated the representatives of the 'Students' List' on their win and assured them of Hungary's support.
Željka Cvijanović and Nenad Karan sent their congratulations to the 'Students' List' following their electoral success.
A sixth person has died as a consequence of a major fire that occurred in Omiš earlier this summer.
The Republic Electoral Commission reported that the 'Students' List' won 55.53 percent of the votes in Zrenjanin.
