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Good news from Serbia
Positive stories set in or affecting Serbia, gathered from the newsrooms Rally reads. Every headline links back to the publisher who reported it.
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University students launch ‘student list’ to shake up Serbia’s elections
Students in Serbia have taken a significant step in the upcoming elections by submitting their “Student List – Students Win” to the electoral commission. This initiative follows widespread protests and reflects the students' determination to bring about change and hold leaders accountable. Their active participation in the political process empowers the youth voice and signals a brighter future for civic engagement in the country.
Africanews
University students launch ‘student list’ to shake up Serbia’s elections
University students in Serbia are making a significant move by submitting their "Student List – Students Win" to enter the election race. This initiative, supported by a strong turnout in Belgrade, empowers the younger generation to have a voice in shaping their country's future. Their participation in the electoral process signifies an important step for democratic engagement and representation.
Euronews
Two years after Paris Olympics, Wembanyama returns as French national team captain
Victor Wembanyama is returning to the French national team as captain, two years after their Olympic final loss. He’ll lead a reshaped squad in their first game against Serbia. His leadership marks a fresh start for the team, blending experience with new talent.
Le Monde
Ukraine's charm offensive reaches Moscow's partners
Ukraine is making diplomatic inroads with countries that have traditionally sided with Russia, including Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Serbia. President Zelensky’s visits to these nations signal growing support for Ukraine beyond its usual allies. This shift could help weaken Russia’s influence and strengthen Ukraine’s position in the war.
Kyiv Independent
Serbia's Vucic backs Ukraine's EU membership on 2nd day of summit with Zelensky
Serbia’s support for Ukraine’s EU membership is a significant step forward, strengthening Ukraine’s path to European integration. The move helps Ukraine gain crucial backing in its bid, showing solidarity and progress in the face of challenges.
Kyiv Independent
Zelensky begins first official visit to Serbia, says 'Ukraine is always ready to work constructively'
President Zelensky’s first official visit to Serbia opens a new chapter in diplomatic relations, with both leaders committing to constructive dialogue. This step strengthens ties between the two nations and offers hope for deeper cooperation. The meeting signals a shared commitment to peaceful engagement.
Kyiv Independent