Nov 10, 2026, 04:00 AM UTC

Following the defeat of former President Aleksandar Vučić’s ruling party in Serbia's parliamentary elections, over 480,000 voters participated in elections for national minority councils to elect representatives responsible for language, culture, and education. Analysts noted these bodies previously faced significant political pressure under the former administration.

Concurrently, potential prime minister candidate Dejan Šoškić indicated that political changes would allow Serbia to act as a stabilizing regional factor, particularly regarding relations with neighboring Montenegro. However, domestic concerns have escalated following allegations of unauthorized surveillance by the Security Information Agency targeting journalists and public venues. Tensions heightened further after video footage surfaced showing Vučić warning prosecutors, police, and student activists that "everyone will answer."

Sources: Danas, Index, Klix, N1, Vijesti

A massive wave of public support has swept Poland following the Krakow shooting that left six people dead and 15 wounded. A fundraiser for two critically injured officers who neutralized the 24-year-old gunman collected over €1.13 million within 17 hours, alongside urgent nationwide appeals for blood donations.

Police patrols responded within 23 seconds of the initial alarm. Former paratrooper Officer Jakub Kulik, injured while stopping the attacker, received immediate on-scene assistance from two renowned surgeons dining nearby, including Professor Michał Pędziwiatr. All 15 surviving victims remain in stable condition.

Investigators continue searching for a motive after finding three deceased family members at the suspect's residence.

Sources: Adevărul, Digi24, HotNews, TV8, Ziarul de Gardă.

Two people were killed and 33 others injured when a Serbian-registered bus overturned on the A3 highway near Ivanić-Grad, Croatia, on Sunday morning.

According to Croatian authorities, the accident occurred around 7:25 a.m. as the vehicle traveled toward Zagreb. The Croatian Health Ministry reported that six passengers sustained severe injuries, while 27 suffered minor injuries. Both bus drivers were among those hurt.

Emergency medical teams and a rescue helicopter responded to the scene, airlifting a critically injured 20-year-old woman to a hospital. The remaining injured passengers were distributed among several medical centers in Zagreb for treatment. Police restricted traffic along the highway following the crash while emergency crews worked to clear the site and prevent potential fires.

Sources: N1, Danas, Beta, Dan, Vijesti.

The 24-year-old gunman responsible for killing six people in the historic central square of Krakow died in hospital on Monday morning, local police confirmed.

The suspect was shot and detained by law enforcement shortly after opening fire on bystanders on Saturday in an unprecedented attack in Poland. Prosecutors stated that the suspect was allegedly inspired by far-right ideologies.

While reporting across outlets consistently confirms six fatalities, some coverage initially made reference to nine victims in headline text. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the attack.

Sources: HotNews, Moldova1, TV8, Adevărul, Digi24

Turkish ministers have conducted on-site inspections following a fatal explosion at a steel mill in the Aliağa district of İzmir, Turkey.

Labor Minister Vedat Işıkhan, Health Minister Kemal Memişoğlu, and Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar visited the plant, where search and rescue teams from AFAD and local emergency services finalized operations. Işıkhan stated that preliminary findings indicate the blast occurred when falling material severed natural gas and oxygen lines during maintenance work. However, initial governorate accounts cited by Bianet attributed the incident to an overhead crane snapping and falling into an arc furnace during liquid steel pouring.

Conflicting casualty numbers remain. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced that 16 workers died and 13 were injured, whereas Bianet reported at least 17 fatalities and 12 injuries. Medical treatment for the injured remains ongoing at local hospitals.

Sources: TRT Haber (Turkish Radio and Television Corporation), Cumhuriyet, Anadolu Ajansı (Anadolu Agency), Bianet.