Media organisations argue that consent requirements could impede investigations and expose confidential sources.
Twenty-one Indian news publishers have challenged the country's privacy legislation in the Supreme Court, arguing that parts of the law could restrict investigative reporting. Their concerns include consent requirements and the potential exposure of confidential sources.
The case places two public interests in tension: personal-data protection and press freedom.
Source: Tabla's India briefing, citing Reuters.
The result may give Arab-led parties an unusually influential role in coalition negotiations.
The president is campaigning intensively as both parties prepare legal, logistical and political operations for Election Day.
President Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat after an opposition movement rooted in student protests won a landmark contest.
A policy once seen as a political advantage is becoming a contested issue as voters react to aggressive enforcement.
