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The Slovak prime minister vowed that his country will not recognise Kosovo

Vučić’s coalition faces a strong student challenge amid concerns over “false tickets,” electoral roll integrity, and opposition fragmentation

Most demands stem from the 1990s war and are tied to closing key EU negotiation chapters

ANEM says staffing and commercial moves at the portal form part of efforts to tighten control over critical outlets before the 25 October vote

Preliminary results give the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats nearly 39% in the entity assembly

Putin spoke about the elections in Serbia and Zelenskyy’s visit to Belgrade, and also touched on the NATO bombing: “It all started like this…”

The former President and SNS together accounted for 90.5% of the recorded time, while the Students’ List accounted for about 6.2%

Andrija Mandić keeps the speakership, but his condolences to the Mladić family have split the ruling majority and put Montenegro’s final EU reforms at risk

After 16 months of secrecy, all 250 names are out. Missing rebel stars, social-media smears and a program that avoids “high politics” now frame the campaign against Vučić

The Student List, which grew out of the “Students in Blockade” movement, is widely seen as the main challenger to the ruling SNS 

The presence of senior state and church officials, the involvement of the Armed Forces and a gun salute carry a strong state imprint

President accuses foreign intelligence of driving Serbia’s student unrest