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The front page of Insajder covers a range of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include concerns about the Serbian education system and potential electricity price hikes. International news includes developments in AI, political elections in Sweden, and a rescue operation by the…
Fifteen-year-old students in Serbia achieved weaker results on the 2025 PISA testing cycle compared to the previous one, falling below the OECD average in mathematics, reading literacy, and natural sciences, raising concerns about the educational system's effectiveness in preparing students for…
A price adjustment for electricity with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has been agreed upon for October, though the state-owned power company EPS has not yet submitted a formal request, raising questions about potential price hikes before the upcoming elections.
A former researcher from the company Antropic reveals that scientists working on artificial intelligence are genuinely frightened by the rapid pace of advancements in the field.
With fuel prices rising, Donald Trump is reportedly offering $5,000, and the article discusses the outlook for Republicans in the upcoming US Congressional elections.
The Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade has released details concerning an attack on its Dean, Daniel Sinani.
There are subtle indications from Russia about the possibility of a new joint meeting involving the United States and Ukraine, with Abu Dhabi being considered as a potential host location.
Sweden is experiencing a close contest in its parliamentary elections, with a tight race between the right-wing and left-wing political blocs.
The US Coast Guard has successfully rescued a teenager who had been adrift for two days in a boat in the Bering Sea.
Musician Mile Kekin expresses his view that political elites tend to regress when faced with a lack of progress.
Emergency medical services reported that one person died and another sustained serious injuries overnight as a result of a fall from a height.
