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The news on Insajder.rs covers a range of topics including domestic political disputes, economic concerns about food prices, and international affairs involving NATO and the US. A significant portion of the domestic news focuses on the 'MI-snaga naroda' political group and potential constitutional…
Despite official statistics showing a decrease in food and non-alcoholic beverage prices in Serbia, citizens report not feeling this reduction in their expenses, with experts questioning the accuracy of statistical baskets and the effectiveness of price-control measures.
Borislav Antonijević claims the dismissal of MI-snaga naroda presidency members was illegal and that a coalition with Vulin's party was not approved, highlighting internal political disputes within the group.
The current situation with the Serbian presidency and the possibility of overlapping elections raise several constitutional questions concerning the upcoming extraordinary parliamentary elections.
The names of 250 candidates for the 'Student List - Students are Winning' have been published, in the context of upcoming extraordinary parliamentary elections.
The European Parliament is scheduled to discuss the funeral of Ratko Mladić and the alleged glorification of war crimes within Serbia.
Following recent conflicts, maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has declined, leading to a continued increase in oil and gas prices.
Bill Gates states that the complete eradication of measles is unlikely due to vaccine hesitancy in developed nations.
The United States has confirmed deploying weapons in Earth's orbit, sparking concerns about potential violations of the Outer Space Treaty.
NATO forces have successfully shot down an unidentified drone operating over Lithuanian airspace.
