A scandal has erupted in Čačak concerning the alleged leakage and submission of personal data belonging to citizens, journalists, students, and activists to the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) for their election campaign. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about data privacy and election manipulation.

Nova: Čačak Scandal: Personal Data of Citizens Leaked and Submitted to SNS for…

A scandal is shaking Čačak as personal data of citizens, journalists, students, and activists have been published and delivered to the SNS party for use in their campaign.

Questions regarding election integrity have been raised, specifically concerning 30,000 diaspora votes that may not have assigned polling stations, prompting inquiries to the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Republic Electoral Commission. The Commission also announced that Serbia currently has approximately 6.5 million registered voters.

Danas: Diaspora Asks Ministry and RIK About Unassigned Voting Places for 30,000…

Olivera Miladinović from Boston is asking the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Republic Electoral Commission why 30,000 diaspora votes may not have assigned polling stations.

N1: Serbian Republic Electoral Commission Determines Serbia Has Around 6.5 Million…

The Republic Electoral Commission stated Serbia has approximately 6.5 million voters, with some members noting the country has nearly the same number of inhabitants.

Student groups have announced their final pre-election rallies in Belgrade, with a large protest planned for Slavija on October 22, aiming to oust the current authorities. Politologist Aleksandar Ivković discussed the upcoming elections, framing them as a fundamental choice between maintaining or changing the current power structure.

Vreme: Student List's Final Rally in Belgrade on October 22: Let's See Their Backs

Students invited citizens to a gathering, stating it is their final rally before the current authorities are ousted.

Insajder: Politologist Ivković: The Main Election Question is Staying or Changing Power

Politologist Aleksandar Ivković states that the primary question in the upcoming elections revolves around whether the current government will remain or be replaced.

Nova: Students Announce Large Protest Rally in Slavija on October 22

Students have announced a large protest rally in Slavija on October 22, stating 'Victory calls' to conclude their campaign.

Milan Radoičić, former president of Srpska Lista, was once again observed at a pre-election rally of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), this time in Kragujevac, where he was filmed alongside Aleksandar Vučić's son, Danilo Vučić.

Vreme: Milan Radoičić at the SNS Pre-election Rally in Kragujevac, Filmed Next to…

Milan Radoičić, former president of Srpska Lista, was seen at an SNS rally.

Discussions on Serbia's economic problems are ongoing, with a focus on whether eradicating corruption could provide solutions, referencing a speech by Dejan Šoškić, a full professor at the Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade, and former Governor of the National Bank of Serbia.

N1: Echoes of Soskic's Speech: 'Black and White Picture' and the Question of…

A discussion on economic problems in Serbia, questioning if corruption eradication would be a solution, referencing a speech by Soskic.

An analysis explores the characterization of Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) members as 'barbarians,' framing the upcoming elections as a struggle against systemic issues rather than merely a power change. Criticism also continues regarding former President Aleksandar Vučić's statements about Aleksandar Karađorđević, with opponents arguing his comments are inappropriate.

Vreme: Why SNS Members Are the Embodiment of Barbarians

An analysis exploring the meaning of 'barbarians' and positioning upcoming elections not just as a battle for power change, but as a struggle to escape systemic barbarism.

Nova: 'If He Had Shame, He'd Know He Doesn't Belong on Oplenac': Criticism Over…

Criticism continues regarding President Vučić's statement about Aleksandar Karađorđević, with opponents arguing he has no place on Oplenac and criticizes the royal family while punishing its descendants.

An analysis highlights the problems associated with acquiring tens of thousands of fake social media followers overnight, noting that such artificial growth can lead to algorithmic penalties, profile restrictions, or even account suspension, negatively impacting influencers' work and client trust.

Insajder: Social Media: Fake Followers, Real Problems (VIDEO)

Tens of thousands of new followers overnight can bring more problems than benefits to influencers, as fake accounts can lead to algorithmic penalties, profile restrictions, or even account suspension, impacting their work and client trust.

Firefighters successfully rescued 18 people from an apartment fire in New Belgrade, with one individual requiring hospitalization for injuries sustained during the incident.

Nova: New Belgrade Apartment Fire: Firefighters Rescue 18 People, One Hospitalized

A fire broke out in an apartment in New Belgrade, and firefighters successfully rescued 18 people, with one individual requiring hospitalization.

Dragan Đilas, president of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) and a Member of the National Assembly, discussed the offerings of the 'European Serbia - Marinika Tepić - Zdravko Ponoš' electoral list to citizens in an interview. Marinika Tepić, a vice-president of the SSP and a Member of the National Assembly, also stated that after a change in government, the prosecutor's office would need to investigate findings from investigative journalists regarding potential corruption.

Insajder: Election Insider Interview: Dragan Đilas on European Serbia List

Dragan Đilas, president of the SSP and lead candidate for the 'European Serbia - Marinika Tepić - Zdravko Ponoš' list, discusses what the list offers to citizens.

Vreme: Tepić: After the change of power, the prosecutor's office will have to check…

Marinika Tepić, one of the holders of the 'European Serbia' electoral list, stated that after a change in government, the prosecutor's office would need to examine documented revelations by investigative journalists and whistleblowers about possible corruption.