Serbian President Vučić has announced the date for early parliamentary elections in the country. The head of the Permanent Electoral Authority also provided an estimate for the cost of organizing these anticipated elections.
Devastating wildfires have swept through Omiš, Croatia, leaving a trail of destruction and prompting a search for missing persons, including a British tourist. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fires, with one fire chief suggesting arson.
Kadingilan, Bukidnon, marked the opening of its 55th founding anniversary with the sacred Pamuhat ritual, honoring its indigenous roots. The celebration precedes modern festivities in the municipality.
Political analyst Đorđe Vukadinović stated that the student list's support has grown to nearly 40%, while the ruling coalition's support stands between 42% and 44%.
Almira Vukadinović and Zoran Perović have been arrested by the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SPO). The arrests were confirmed by multiple reports.
Students blockading the University of Belgrade reported that photographer Gavrilo Andrić, his colleague Marija, and an architecture student were arrested in an apartment from which a protest banner was displayed.
Irish leader Harris stated that any new fuel protests do not have the right to blockade critical infrastructure, warning that such actions could disrupt Ireland's upcoming EU presidency.
Protesters are demanding a revote over ballot shortages during local elections, blockading a vote counting center for the sixth day. An investigation revealed that the election watchdog reduced the number of ballots without a formal review process, raising questions about procedural lapses.
Foča has officially been granted city status, a development confirmed by Mayor Milan Vukadinović, who also announced plans for major infrastructure projects in the newly designated city.
Julia Kadin Funge, a health advisor for Sex og Samfund, provides guidance on how parents can discuss consent with their teenagers, emphasizing the crucial details that need to be communicated.
Đorđe Vukadinović, editor of Nova Srpska politička misao, stated that domestic opposition actors do not participate in determining the date of elections, but he does not foresee summer elections.
US-Iran negotiations are marked by President Trump's threats of military action if a deal isn't reached, while Iran sends mixed signals due to internal divisions. Regional states and international bodies express concerns, including for freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Donald Trump removed an image depicting him as Jesus after facing indignation from the religious right, further escalating a public dispute with Pope Leo. The controversy saw Pope Leo respond to Trump's criticisms, while Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni also condemned Trump's remarks.
The US Navy is actively blockading the Strait of Hormuz to restrict Iran's ports, while the United States simultaneously considers a second round of in-person talks with Iran to de-escalate tensions.
President Trump is reportedly considering resuming limited military attacks on Iran while not ruling out diplomacy, with discussions also focusing on a potential naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to cut off Iranian revenue. The UK has stated it will not join Trump's proposed blockade of Iran's ports.
Donald Trump miał przekazać sekretarzowi generalnemu NATO Markowi Ruttemu, że oczekuje konkretnych deklaracji dotyczących wsparcia militarnego, jakiego europejskie państwa Sojuszu mogą udzielić USA w…
Fuel protesters have been cleared from O'Connell Street in Dublin, and most vehicles blockading the main thoroughfare have departed following a significant police operation overnight.
Đorđe Vukadinović, editor of Nova srpska politička misao, stated that recent elections in ten municipalities and cities indicate a decline in government support, which is more significant in percentage terms than in absolute numbers.
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The ongoing Middle East war is causing significant global economic fallout, including a fuel shock impacting Australians and millions in South-East Asia, with economists highlighting the impact on transportation and the US economy's insulation.
Borko Stefanović, Deputy President of the Party of Freedom and Justice, condemned Minister for Public Investments Darko Glišić's statement about parents not enrolling students, calling it the "most horrific statement to date in Serbian politics." Glišić had controversially advised citizens not to enroll children in what he called "blockading faculties," stating they would be returned "in a coffin," leading to calls for his prosecution.
Jasmina Mirović Vukadinović, a candidate from the 'Glas mladih opštine Kula' list, stated that elections in Kula municipality must be repeated in at least three polling stations due to identified irregularities.
Jasmina Mirović Vukadinović, a candidate for councilor from the "Voice of Youth of Kula Municipality" list, stated that the majority of Kula residents support list number three for the elections on March 29.
Vukadinović states that the rejection of opposition election lists will not be the regime's primary instrument, emphasizing that a much greater problem and danger is the fraud occurring before election day.
The results of the public opinion poll by the New Serbian Political Thought (NSPM) showed that 23.5 percent of citizens still do not know who they would vote for.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that he will call snap parliamentary elections in a few days, expected to be held on October 18 or 25. This announcement comes amidst ongoing protests and also includes updates on infrastructure projects and potential labor law changes.
Public opinion in Serbia is divided on what will decisively influence the outcome of the upcoming elections, with discussions focusing on undecided voters versus specific issues, as viewed by Vukadinović and Spasojević.
A professor has sent a new letter to students involved in a blockade, warning them against repeating the mistakes of those who previously led Serbia to defeat.
Polls indicate that the student list has grown to nearly 40% of the vote, while the ruling bloc holds approximately one-third of the electorate, raising questions about potential surprises on the SNS list.
Montenegro's Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) has launched an investigation against Technomax, Petranović, and Vukadinović on suspicion of money laundering. Petranović and Vukadinović are accused of using real estate to conceal criminally acquired assets.
Vukadinović analyzed recent election polls, suggesting that 10% of voters will determine the outcome, creating a situation similar to the 2023 Belgrade elections. His analysis highlights the tight race and the importance of undecided voters.
The UnderhillFest in Podgorica is set to open tonight with Olivera Vukadinović's short documentary 'Milica, u majke', directed by Sead Šabotić, followed by other films.
Mali has banned the use of motorcycles outside major cities, citing their use by jihadist groups. The country is currently experiencing a security crisis, with jihadists blockading the capital, Bamako.
Norway's Police Security Service (PST) is raising alarm about increasingly younger children being drawn into extreme and violent online communities where violence, humiliation, and self-harm are normalized.
US Secretary of State Rubio announced the conclusion of "Epic Fury" combat operations against Iran, stating that the US priority is now to ensure the free passage of commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. He emphasized that the aggressive phase of the conflict has ended and the strait should return to its previous status.
The International Monetary Fund has lowered its global growth forecast and issued a warning about a potential worldwide recession. This outlook is largely attributed to the escalating conflict in the Middle East and its impact on energy markets.
A port boss was severely criticized by a minister for his family firm's support of fuel protesters who were blockading a critical infrastructure facility.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have warned that military vessels approaching a key strait would be considered a ceasefire breach, while the U.S. military announced a naval blockade of Iranian ports is set to begin. This follows threats from former President Trump regarding blockading the same strait.
Kadin Savikataaq, 20, has been missing for a year and a half since August 2024, with her family still searching despite her truck being found submerged in Hudson Bay and RCMP suggesting she likely drowned.
The United States is reportedly concentrating its foreign policy efforts on Iran, while China's President Xi Jinping faces limitations regarding actions concerning Taiwan.
Local elections in ten Serbian municipalities on March 29 were marked by observations of voter transport irregularities and allegations of intimidation and vote buying. While SNS President Miloš Vučević declared a great victory, political analyst Boban Stojanović noted a decline in SNS support in nine out of ten municipalities, and the Commissioner for Protection of Equality highlighted high turnout but also pressures and sharp rhetoric. SPO President Aleksandar Cvetković further criticized the state of democracy, questioning the President's role in announcing local election results.
The verdict in the Klikovac murder case has been overturned, with Vukadinović, Šuković, and Marković acquitted of charges for creating a criminal organization, leading to a new trial for that specific part of the indictment.
On the last winter evening in Kaunas, Natalija Bunkė staged the most spectacular show of her career. The performer captivated the packed "Žalgiris" arena with a performance lasting almost 2.5 hours.
Political scientist Đorđe Vukadinović assessed that the opposition is somewhat more prepared for the upcoming local elections in nine local self-government units, but the SNS still holds an advantage.
Vukadinović stated that the upcoming elections will shock everyone and that Vučić, while not entering on a white horse, is in a better position than a year and a half ago. These comments offer insights into the political landscape and expectations for the Serbian elections.
Political analyst Vukadinović stated that the outcome of the upcoming elections will depend on undecided voters. He emphasized their crucial role in determining which party or candidate will achieve victory.
Detention has been ordered for Perović, Božović, and Vukadinović on suspicion of involvement in the murder of Saša Klikovac, with charges including creating a criminal organization and co-perpetration of the crime.
The shutdown of NMG Uganda, with armed military personnel blockading its premises, is reportedly part of a probe ordered by President Museveni, according to the ICT Minister.
A Montenegrin official, Šaranović, met with pilots Boris Bošković and Draško Vukadinović, and mechanic Nikola Milić from the Ministry of Interior's Aviation-Helicopter Unit, commending their knowledge, experience, discipline, and professionalism.
Students blockading the University of Belgrade announced that their colleagues were attacked last Wednesday, May 20, in New Belgrade while putting up posters.
Students blockading the Faculty of Law in Belgrade have appealed for help on social media, reporting that Slavija Square is surrounded by 'thugs' preventing them from setting up stands.
Political analyst Vukadinović has outlined the reasons why summer elections will not take place. His commentary provides insight into the current political landscape and electoral timing.
The US Navy has reportedly enforced a naval blockade on Iran since April 13, intercepting and seizing vessels, escalating pressure after peace talks failed.
On the anniversary of the Macut Government's work, critics like Vukadinović allege that Serbian government ministers are acting as mere support staff, primarily focused on building President Vučić's personality cult.
After US-Iran negotiations collapsed in Islamabad, President Trump ordered a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to eliminate Iranian ships approaching the blockade zone. NATO allies refused to join, and oil markets surged on supply fears.
Analyst Đorđe Vukadinović stated that recent elections in ten Serbian municipalities and cities indicate a decline in government support, with the drop being more significant in percentages due to increased voter turnout.
Vukadin Damjanović, president of the Pljevlja Pensioners' Association, stated at a recent assembly that more than half of the pensioners in Pljevlja are living in poverty, especially those without housing solutions.
Prabowo Subianto has led a delegation, including representatives from Danantara Indonesia and Kadin, to a business forum held in Tokyo. The forum aims to foster economic cooperation and investment opportunities between Indonesia and Japan.
Đorđe Vukadinović, editor of Nova srpska politička misli, suggests that upcoming local elections are merely a pretext for a large SNS and government rally in Belgrade Arena, with a different underlying agenda.
Đorđe Vukadinović stated that the main instrument of the regime will not be the overturning of opposition election lists, but rather what has been happening and will happen in municipalities where elections are scheduled in the next three weeks.
A political scientist states that the ruling party will undoubtedly perform worse in the upcoming local elections than in previous ones, with three specific locations expected to be particularly challenging.