Turkey
Ekrem Imamoglu, although arrested, will be a candidate for the presidency of Turkey
Ekrem Imamoglu was the only candidate of the Republican People's Party, and he was elected at the party meeting held on Sunday.
President of Serbia
Vučić: There can only be a Transitional Government if SNS does not listen to me
"In our country, decisions are made in elections, not on the street. They use student blockaders. Many of them would like to be in it, but they know that they become Đilas's pawns," Vučić said.
Rumunija
Pro-Russian candidate in Romania under investigation: Did TikTok influence the election?
In the context of the political crisis in Romania, US Vice President Jay Dee Vance and Trump's advisor Elon Musk accused the EU of suppressing freedom of speech and other civil rights.
Bundestag elections
How TikTok Launched Germany's Left via Census
On social networks X and TikTok, Heidi Reichinek has become the new star of German politics. Her sharp speeches in the Bundestag and digital campaign helped the Left win the trust of young voters and become one of the biggest winners of the election
Elections
What do the election results in Germany say and what will the new government look like?
After the parliamentary elections in Germany, the CDU/CSU found itself in the lead, but with a weak result in a historical context. The AfD doubled its vote share but remains isolated, while the SPD sinks towards the opposition. Coalition negotiations before the CDU/CSU will be crucial for the country's political future.
Germany
The victory of the Christian Democrats, Merca awaits the painstaking formation of the Government
As expected, the Christian Democrats won the elections in Germany and the coalition poker is already starting. The next chancellor will almost certainly be the conservative Friedrich Mertz
Pearls of the German elections
German Rejuvenation Party: Wants 1.000 years of age and human revival
In addition to traditional political parties, unusual parties also ran in the German parliamentary elections, such as the Party for the Protection of Animals, the Marxist-Leninist Party and the Party for Rejuvenation Research, which advocates extending human life to a thousand years
Uncertain fight
Germany elects a new Bundestag: Extraordinary parliamentary elections have begun
More than 59 million German citizens elect a new convocation of the Bundestag, which will decide on a new chancellor and government. An uncertain fight and a complicated government formation are expected, while migration was a key theme of the campaign
Germany
Magic of German elections: The result is known at 17:45
On Sunday, Germans go to the polls. That day usually passes peacefully, without friction and Bulgarian trains, and the whole nation already knows what it is up to in the evening.
The fight for the Bundestag
Russian Influence on German Elections: Disinformation, Sabotage, and Hybrid Attacks
Ahead of parliamentary elections in Germany, intelligence services and politicians are warning of an increase in hybrid attacks. Disinformation campaigns, infrastructure sabotage and Russian attempts to influence voters threaten the democratic process. Are German institutions ready to respond to these problems?
Montenegro
That there are eternal elections
Kotor and Šavnik are the two remaining places in Montenegro where local elections last for months or years. And who knows if it will end
Elections in Germany
Get ready for 2029.
Prices are going wild, the economy is in recession, wars are all around - but before the elections in Germany, the only talk is about migrants. Chancellor favorite Friedrich Mertz is running with the radical right Alternative for Germany
Migrations
Kosovo before the elections: The elderly are preparing to vote, the young to leave the country
Before the elections in Kosovo, the headlines are full of topics related to relations with Serbia. But the young Kosovars interviewed by Deutsche Welle journalists have other concerns. More and more of them are packing their bags
Elections in Kosovo
Srpska lista, a counter that distributes money from Belgrade
The Serbian community in Kosovo faces a political monolith created by the Belgrade-controlled Serbian List. Although the citizens are dissatisfied, there is little room for change because the opposition lists are marginalized, and the economic dependence on Serbia further complicates the choice.
President of Serbia
Vučić can still count on the support of the poor, and there are many of them
Who can Aleksandar Vučić still count on? On the elderly, poorer and less well-educated, although that could also be shaken considering the high inflation
Government resigns
Marko Đurić: We are closer to new elections than to a new government
While there is still speculation in Serbia as to whether someone new will receive the mandate to form the government or whether extraordinary parliamentary elections will be held, the head of diplomacy, Marko Đurić, told foreign journalists a little more
Two options on the table.
Vucevic: In the next 10 days, a decision will be made about the elections or the new government
The outgoing Prime Minister stated that they are considering the options of electing a new Government or holding new elections, and everything will depend on consultations with parties within the SNS and coalition partners.
Government calculation
New Government or New Elections
Retired Prime Minister Miloš Vucevic said on Thursday evening (January 30) that the ruling coalition is closer to a decision to form a new government, but that he cannot rule out calling for elections, adding that the final decision will be made in ten days.
Comment
The opposition in the dark province chooses to be apolitical
The Serbian opposition is well on its way to miss an opportunity by not engaging in politics, not knowing how to come to an agreement and repeating the disastrous formula "first to fulfill student demands"
Resignation of the Prime Minister
How to get a new government: Aleksandar Vučić's room for maneuver
Aleksandar Vučić and the Serbian Progressive Party are swimming in the special elections like a fish in water, "Vremena" interviewees agree.
Reaction to the election announcement
ProGlas: Accepting the election under these conditions means betraying the student rebellion
In its announcement, ProGlas assesses that the government that caused the problems cannot be the solution and that the election of a new government from the same party would lead to even greater instability
Belarus
Lukashenko and Belarus: Until death do them part
Belarusians will go to the polls, but that doesn't even matter - Alexander Lukashenko will win, for the seventh time. There is no opposition. Lukashenka's biggest problem is his visibly impaired health
Elections in Croatia
Zoran Milanović remains the president of Croatia
According to the just published exit polls, Zoran Milanović won 77,86 percent of support, and his opponent Dragan Primorac 22,14 percent. Milanović said that these elections will be a referendum against Plenković
Germany
Elon Musk's brokering in Germany: "Frontal attack on democracy"
The conversation between Elon Musk and the leader of the AfD, Alice Weidel, on the X platform further inflames the controversy about Musk's political engagement in Europe.
Rumunija
Repeat elections due to "irregularities and foreign interference"
After Romania's Constitutional Court annulled the results of the November 2024 presidential election due to irregularities, political parties agreed on new voting dates. The first round is scheduled for May 4, and a possible second for May 18
Croatia
Presidential elections: Still the second round
In the second round of the presidential elections in Croatia, votes will be cast for the current president of Croatia, Zoran Milanović, that is, for Dragan Primorac
After the collapse of the ruling coalition
Germany before special elections: What does the dissolution of the Bundestag bring?
Chancellor Olaf Scholz knowingly requested a vote of confidence in the Bundestag to enable snap elections. With the support of President Steinmeier, the date has been proposed for February 2025. The dissolution of parliament comes at a time of political gridlock and growing problems