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The front page of Insajder features a strong focus on Serbian domestic politics, particularly concerning upcoming elections in 2026 and student activism related to these elections. International news includes a fire in Bulgaria, an oil pipeline attack in Saudi Arabia, and military updates from…
With Serbian elections scheduled for October 25th, opposition parties are strategizing on how to support students, moving from campaign efforts to becoming 'box watchers' at polling stations.
The Rector of the University of Arts, Mirjana Nikolić, states that the 'Student List - Students are Winning' initiative represents the voice of students in the political process.
The Republic Electoral Commission has adopted a decision regarding the necessary forms for submitting election lists for the upcoming elections.
A fire erupted in a warehouse of a munitions factory in Bulgaria, but authorities have stated there is no danger to the local population.
The Academic Plenum has stated that the current government holds political responsibility for the attack on Danijel Sinani.
Saudi Arabia announced that drones originating from Iraq attacked its oil pipeline, a claim that Baghdad has denied.
A student group involved in a blockade has commenced signature collection for their election list titled 'Student List - Students Win'.
Former US President Donald Trump stated he would not object to Chinese automobile manufacturers establishing factories within the United States.
The chief of Ukraine's intelligence service believes that Russia faces the risk of military exhaustion by the year 2028.
The remains recovered from a ship that sank in the Philippines have been transported for identification.
South Korea's military has reported that North Korea has launched several ballistic missiles into the sea.
Addressing the success of the women's volleyball team, a reception by the president, and public reactions, Terzić described the success as a result of dedication, stating he is not interested in politics.
