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Šoškić mentioned as candidate for Serbian prime minister
The former governor of the National Bank of Serbia and professor at the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade is reportedly in the running to form a new government.
Australian MPs call for greater civility after attack on colleague
Independent MPs and the opposition in Canberra are debating politician safety and social media accountability following the attack on Helen Haines.
Lula defeats Flávio Bolsonaro to win fourth term
With nearly 99 per cent of votes counted, Lula secured 51.75 per cent, while Flávio Bolsonaro received 48.25 per cent and announced a legal battle.
Student List ends 14-year SNS rule in Serbia
Aleksandar Vučić has admitted defeat in the snap parliamentary elections; the movement born from protests has won an absolute majority.
Student List wins 138 seats, SPS left without MPs
According to initial results, the Student List won 138 of 250 mandates, while the SPS fell below the electoral threshold for the first time since 1990.
Vučić admits defeat in Serbian parliamentary elections
According to preliminary estimates, the Student List won 52 per cent of the vote, while Vučić's United Serbia list secured 39.3 per cent.
Serbia elections: 67.8 per cent turnout, incidents and police in central Belgrade
By 19:00, 67.8 per cent of voters had cast their ballots, while pressure on voters and committee members was recorded at 29 per cent of polling stations.
Elections in Serbia: Higher turnout and incidents at polling stations
SNS bans N1 and other media from following election night; attacker on Angelina Vučić arrested; observers report assault.
Janša speech in Koper interrupted by protesters, police intervene
Protesters gathered on Ukmar Square during the main state celebration of Independence Day, while police urged them to leave.
Vucic votes in Belgrade: These are Serbian, not Croatian, elections
Serbia elects a new parliament with high turnout, while Vucic expects the first estimates of the results between 22:00 and 23:00.
Serbia elects new parliament with record turnout
By 10:00, around 19.5 per cent of voters had cast their ballots, nearly double the figure from the 2023 elections.
Polls open in Serbia; 19.8 per cent of voters have cast ballots by 10am
On the extraordinary parliamentary elections, a new term of the National Assembly is being elected, with 6,451,292 voters entitled to vote at 8,392 polling stations.
Polls open in Serbia with high turnout and incidents
6,450,523 voters are eligible to vote, with 18 lists and a total of 2,418 candidates competing for 250 seats.
Eastern Australia on alert for severe storms
Meteorologists warn of hail, storm-force winds and flash flooding, with further storms expected on Monday.
Serbia holds snap elections for new National Assembly
Polls are open from 07:00 to 20:00, with 6,451,292 eligible voters and 2,418 candidates on 18 lists competing for 250 parliamentary seats.