Municipalities and cities of Serbia

BELGRADE - Repeat parliamentary elections will be held at eight polling stations in five Serbian municipalities on Tuesday.

The national electoral commission has said 5,352 people were eligible to vote and that the repeat elections would take place at two polling stations in Backi Petrovac, three in Bela Palanka and one each in Beocin, Mionica and Petrovac na Mlavi.

In the proposal for the dissolution of the parliament, it is stated, among other things, that recently there have been requests from a section of the public to call for new, extraordinary elections for MPs, and that on September 11, 2023, part of the opposition political parties submitted such a request to the President of the Republic.

Kosovo Police said on Wednesday that they have arrested a Kosovo Serb male, identified only by the initials D.S., in the Serb-majority municipality of Gracanica, on suspicion of committing war crimes during the Kosovo war in 1998-99.

BELGRADE - The head of the Serbian parliamentary committee on Kosovo-Metohija Milovan Drecun said on Monday Pristina was using institutional violence and that last week's local elections in the north of Kosovo-Metohija were a "simulation."

The streets of North Mitrovica were still this morning full of cars with license plates issued by the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia.
What citizens most often say is that they do not follow the statements of officials from Pristina, but what official Belgrade tells them.

A few hours after Aleksandar Vulin said that no one will be protected in the fight against crime, and that President Aleksandar Vui "is going to the end", president of Belgrade Palilula municipality got arrested.

The Kosovo Prosecution told BIRN on Tuesday that the files found on the two Serbian citizens who were arrested last week for alleged espionage contained work-related documents about the head of the municipality of Kllokot/Klokot, including diplomas and contracts.

The Albanian language daily published in Pristina says that the Serb List will participate in elections for mayors in the four Serb majority municipalities - but that mayors elected this way "will resign immediately after election (results) have been confirmed."

In that city he attended the presentation of projects supporting Serbia's development through the program "Norway for You."

The goal of the project is to contribute to a balanced socio-economic development in Serbia through increasing employment opportunities, especially of vulnerable and marginalized groups in 91 local self-governments.

People marched through the main square of Kosovo’s capital Pristina on the International Day of the Disappeared to commemorate the people who are still missing from the 1998-99 war.