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The Insajder news front page features a mix of domestic political developments in Serbia, focusing on upcoming elections and opposition party strategies, alongside international news including events in The Hague, EU affairs, and incidents in the US and Poland. There's also a story about rising…
Several opposition parties have unexpectedly withdrawn their election lists and redirected resources to support the 'Student List', despite previous plans to form their own coalitions and collect signatures. This shift occurred shortly after the elections were called, and after student groups had…
Political commentator Vuković questions the ruling Serbian SNS party's willingness to peacefully relinquish power, citing their historical behavior as a basis for this doubt.
As the verdict for Hashim Thaci and others nears at the Hague Tribunal, police have instructed onlookers gathered near the court to disperse.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered a speech on the state of the EU, acknowledging its increased strength but also highlighting its significant instability.
A helicopter belonging to NBC television crashed in Los Angeles, resulting in the deaths of three individuals.
The political parties Narodni pokret Srbije (NPS), Novo lice Srbije, and Ekološki ustanak have announced their withdrawal from the upcoming elections, stating their decision is to foster a 'referendum atmosphere'.
Global oil and gas prices are experiencing an upward trend, while major stock exchanges in Europe and the United States are seeing slight declines.
Two airports located in eastern Poland have been temporarily closed as a precautionary measure following Russian drone attacks targeting Ukraine.
A group of seven Republican congressmen in the US have backed a resolution that calls on former President Donald Trump to take steps to de-escalate and end the conflict with Iran.
A commemoration marks five years since the death of Dušan Ivković, reflecting on his legacy as both a coach ('teacher') and an influential figure in basketball system development.
