Serbia
The former president of Serbia allegedly planned to annul the election results by force and deployed 4,000 police officers and 3,000 mercenaries to Belgrade. After receiving warnings, he abandoned the plan.
An unidentified man armed with two knives attacked a Serbian police officer near the Israeli embassy. The attacker was shot dead, and the threat level was raised to the highest level.
"Student List" plans to halt arms exports to war zones and not join EU sanctions against Russia.
Opposition supporters in Belgrade are celebrating the defeat of Aleksandar Vučić's party. The opposition "Student List" may secure a majority in parliament.
Aleksandar Vučić acknowledged his party's defeat in the parliamentary elections. The Serbian Progressive Party may win 105 out of 250 seats.
In Belgrade, a group of people attacked Angelina Vučić, who was returning from the polls, and cut her hand. The attackers have not yet been detained.
Serbs are choosing a parliament between Aleksandar Vučić's SNS and the "Student List. " As of 11:00, turnout stood at 27.3%.
MOL has agreed to purchase Russia’s stake in Serbia’s NIS. The deal is awaiting approval from antitrust authorities, while Serbia’s stake\r\nwill increase to 35%.
Protests in France, Spain, Italy and Albania have been driven by prices and problems with housing, education and public services. Some demonstrations have escalated into riots.
Bosnians are electing the presidency, parliament and local authorities amid interethnic tensions. The elections are accompanied by glitches in the new electronic system.
September brought diplomatic initiatives, strikes on energy infrastructure, and budget decisions. In October, new rules, negotiations, and events are expected.
The European Commission proposes gradually integrating candidate countries into the EU single market. Access will depend on reforms and support for the bloc's goals.
After resigning, Vučić will run in the parliamentary elections on October 25. He will face a student movement that emerged amid the protests.
The European Commission is planning clear schedules for reforms and negotiations for Ukraine, Montenegro, Moldova and Albania. They will not be offered to other candidates for now.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced his resignation. He plans to take up the position of prime minister.
German intelligence services suspect that weapons for sabotage against a defense company have already been hidden in Bavaria. The investigation is classified.
Former MP and businessman Vadym Novynskyi obtained Serbian citizenship through a special procedure. In Ukraine, he is wanted on suspicion of high treason.
Serbia's gas agreement with Russia expires on September 30. Vučić expects supplies to continue at a price of €318 per thousand cubic meters.
Iryna Lutsak and Pavlo Illiusha won bronze medals at the European Championships in Sofia. Both Ukrainians lost to their opponents in the semifinals.
Czech police questioned two Russians who were filming a documentary and working in the interests of “Rybar. ” They were ordered to leave the country.
After three rounds of voting, no favorite has emerged in the UN secretary-general election. New contenders mentioned include Nusseibeh, Kaag, Tokayev and Orbán.
The Carpathian countries have combined around 100 projects into a portfolio worth nearly €40 billion. More than 50 agreements have been prepared for signing.
Zelenskyy met with the leaders of Romania, Serbia and Poland. They discussed security, European integration, joint production of drones and a new aid package.
At the Carpathian Eight summit, Zelenskyy said there was a need to modernize transport and increase Ukraine's freight capacity. He also called for investment in the region.
The C8 summit has begun in the Carpathians, with the participation of Ukraine, seven European countries, and the EU. The format will strengthen cooperation in security, energy, and logistics.
The Hague court found Hashim Thaçi guilty of killings, torture and unlawful detention of people during the war in Kosovo. He may appeal the verdict.
German investigators suspect Russian and Belarusian citizens of attempting to blow up a Ukrainian aircraft with a drone. One of them may be linked to the GRU
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said he would resign on September 25 or 26 after returning from New York. He plans to take part in the campaign ahead of the October 25 elections.
An intelligence leak links Western special forces veterans to training Russians in Bulgaria and Serbia. Alfa-Metal denies the allegations.
The President of Serbia scheduled parliamentary elections for October 25 following prolonged protests and political tensions. The regular vote had been planned for December 2027.