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The news from Vreme focuses heavily on domestic Serbian politics, particularly the aftermath of recent elections and allegations of plans to forcefully retain power. There are reports on a police inspector's alleged role in preventing such actions, student protests celebrating victories, and…
Ahead of the elections, there were plans to forcefully retain power, and police inspector Slobodan Milenković is credited by Students' List candidate Radomir Saičić with helping to prevent this.
Students' List candidate Radomir Saičić claims there were plans to violently hold onto power before the elections and names inspector Slobodan Milenković as someone who helped the Students' List.
Election results in Serbia and Brazil indicate that voters can bring surprises, even when outcomes appear predetermined, according to The New York Times.
Students called for a peaceful dispersal after celebrations on Slavija Square, stating they do not support media or institutional takeovers and will fight for media freedom through the Parliament.
Citizens gathered in front of the TV Pink building in Belgrade, singing and throwing eggs, before police formed a cordon leading to clashes.
Informer staff were evacuated from their building after a group of citizens entered the newsroom during a live broadcast, leading the editor to call for police intervention.
RTV has apologized to viewers for not airing the Students' List victory celebrations live.
In Israel, voters went to the polls on Tuesday in what are considered the most significant elections in the country's history, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seeking a sixth term.
The Students' List has won the majority in the elections.
