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The front page of Insajder features a significant focus on Serbian domestic politics, with a live blog detailing a no-confidence vote against the Serbian government. Other domestic stories include an economic report on a Serbian startup achieving unicorn status and a legal story about a request…
A live blog covers the Serbian National Assembly's debate on a no-confidence motion against the government, initiated by opposition leader Miroslav Aleksić. The motion follows accusations against the Minister of Culture.
A Serbian startup has achieved unicorn status, reaching a valuation of 1.6 billion dollars, marking a significant milestone for the country's business and tech sector.
Authorities have seized 2.6 tons of cocaine near the coast of Portugal, leading to the arrest of four individuals in a major international drug bust.
The Belgrade Public Prosecutor's Office has requested case files from the Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office concerning a suspect in an accident that occurred near Ušće.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's scheduled flight to Washington has been postponed, with no official reason provided for the delay.
Iceland has commenced early voting for a referendum on whether to continue negotiations for EU membership.
A report highlights that the biggest polluter lacks unified control, with mining waste operating outside the established management system.
This article delves into five key questions surrounding upcoming elections that are being prepared for but have not yet been officially announced.
Thousands gathered to show support following an attack in Berlin, with authorities suspecting a terrorist act. The suspected perpetrator was killed in a police operation.
The novel 'Sto posto tuđa posla' has been shortlisted for the regional literary award 'Mali princ'.
The second constituent session of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) has been scheduled.
Novak Djokovic has moved up to fifth place in the ATP rankings, while Jannik Sinner continues to hold the first position.
