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Serbia’s student movement defeats Vučić as 141-seat projection signals political upheaval
Aleksandar Vučić has conceded defeat in Serbia's parliamentary election as projections give the student-backed opposition a governing majority after nearly two years of anti-corruption protests.
Serbia election tests Vučić’s grip on power as student movement challenges ruling party
Serbian voters are choosing a new parliament on October 25 after nearly two years of student-led protests, with the movement challenging the country's established ruling party in a closely contested election.
Aleksandar Vučić to resign as Serbia president September 27 and seek return as prime minister
Aleksandar Vučić plans to resign as Serbian president on September 27 ahead of the October 25 parliamentary election, setting up his strongest electoral challenge in more than a decade.
Ratko Mladić dies in UN custody as Srebrenica genocide legacy again divides the Balkans
Ratko Mladić dies serving a life sentence for the Srebrenica genocide as Serbia criticizes the UN court and Balkan divisions endure.
Serbia wildfire emergency brings EU helicopters days after Russian Il-76 deployment
Serbia has activated the European Union Civil Protection Mechanism after weeks of wildfire pressure, adding European helicopters and firefighters to a response already supported by a Russian Il-76 aircraft.
Zelenskyy visits Russia-friendly Serbia as Kyiv strikes deepen Moscow’s oil infrastructure crisis
Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s first official visit to Serbia has produced pledges for closer trade, energy and infrastructure cooperation even as Aleksandar Vučić refuses sanctions on Russia and new Russian strikes kill civilians around Kyiv.
Can Sitetracker turn EuroTeleSites’ tower buildout into faster growth and lower debt?
EuroTeleSites has standardised tower-project management across six countries as its capital programme accelerates, but measurable cost, delivery and debt benefits remain the real test.
Why Europe’s deadly heat wave could expose a deeper climate-readiness crisis
Europe’s deadly heat wave is exposing urgent risks for public health, transport, energy systems, wildfire response and climate adaptation.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić says he will resign as early elections loom
Aleksandar Vučić says he will resign within weeks as Serbia prepares early presidential and parliamentary elections after sustained student protests.
Serbia protests intensify as students demand snap elections after Novi Sad disaster
Thousands of people gathered in Novi Sad on June 20, 2026, demanding snap elections and accountability for the…