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The Insajder front page focuses heavily on Serbian domestic politics, particularly the recent student list election victory and its implications. International news includes an Israeli election update and a report on a train crash in Spain. There are also updates on a local municipal service in…
The Dean of the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, Maja Kovačević, stated that the victory of the Student List in the parliamentary elections was contributed to by citizens strongly supporting the rule of law and the rebuilding of institutions.
This review covers the Student List's victory, celebrations at Slavija Square, changes in the media, destruction of documents, and mass protests in France.
Vladimir Mihić discusses the social and political psychology in Serbia following the recent elections.
The Republic Electoral Commission's data after repeated voting shows the Student List secured 53.01% of the votes, and United Serbia received 38.98%.
JKP Informatika Novi Sad has announced that its account at Alta Bank is no longer active and provided a new number for payments.
The weather forecast for today indicates cloudy and cold conditions, with occasional rain and snow expected in the mountains.
Iliana Yotova commented on the election victory in Bulgaria, stating that citizens opted for dialogue over division.
The Israeli Election Commission has stated that the elections were conducted properly and found no evidence to warrant annulling the results.
The organization CRTA reported that the repeated voting led to a change in the distribution of parliamentary mandates, with SPP securing its entry into the Serbian Parliament.
Sixty-six out of the 69 people who died in a train accident in Spain have been identified.
The number of children born in Croatia has seen an increase.
