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The front page of Insajder features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on legal and political developments within Serbia. Top stories include proposed changes to the Law on the Judicial Academy, concerns about local elections in Novi Sad, a fatal accident at an EPS mine…
Stefan Gojković from the Association of Judicial Assistants stated that proposed amendments to the Law on the Judicial Academy constitute a judicial experiment and may aim to make the academy the sole entry point into the judiciary.
Activists are protesting the extension of mandates for local community councils in Novi Sad instead of holding new elections, claiming it violates the law and undermines direct democracy.
An employee of the Serbian state power company EPS has died in an accident at the 'Drmno' open-pit mine in Kostolac.
Analyst Spaić commented that the University of Belgrade's presence in the top 1000 universities globally is remarkable, and its recent drop in rankings is not linked to faculty blockades.
Military analyst Višća stated that current trust between Israel and Palestine is non-existent, and the focus should return to the humanitarian aspect of the mission.
Eighth-grade students who did not take the final exam in June will take a test in an elective subject today.
Dozens of fires are currently active across Serbia, with flames consuming more than 3,500 hectares of land.
Hotspots are active in Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia, while the situation in Montenegro is reportedly under control.
Widespread fires are burning across Europe, with two arrests made in Greece and significant fires reported in Portugal and Belgium.
The number of confirmed Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 5,000.
President Trump has postponed the implementation of 50% tariffs on specific goods imported from Canada.
The Police Administration reported that 50 motorcyclist drivers and 5 passengers lost their lives in traffic accidents in the first seven months of the year.
