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The Insajder news front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a significant focus on political developments, EU relations, and regional conflicts. Several stories touch upon the Kosovo issue and the OVK (Kosovo Liberation Army), with a report on a witness's testimony and an…
Vladimir Međak, Vice-President of the European Movement in Serbia, discusses upcoming changes within the European Union, stating that expansion and reform are parallel processes.
A witness who survived an OVK camp tells Insajder that Rugova's associates treated Serbs with brutality, drawing parallels to their treatment of him.
A documentary explores the lessons learned and unlearned from the devastating forest fires that plagued the Deliblatska Peščara nature reserve for a month, examining institutional responses.
Lawyer Aleksandar Ivanović asserts that the OVK can no longer be perceived as a humanitarian organization, emphasizing the serious crimes committed by its members.
An exhibition by Igor Mandić titled "Zgarište" (Scorched Earth) is inspired by the Deliblatska Peščara fires, with all proceeds from sales and donations dedicated to reforestation efforts.
Albanians have once again attacked the EULEX headquarters with stones and pyrotechnics following the verdict against former OVK leaders.
The U.S. House of Representatives has approved legislation to impose sanctions on Russia and Iran.
At least 21 people were injured in Russian attacks on Ukraine, with a refinery in Russia also being hit.
The Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) has dismissed citizen complaints alleging that President Vučić is in a conflict of interest as the holder of an electoral list.
The Democratic Union of Roma has announced its withdrawal from a coalition with the Union of Roma of Serbia.
Abas Arakchi reported successful consultations with Chinese partners after a meeting in Beijing.
Military leaders are convening in Paris to review plans for the conclusion of the UN mission in Lebanon.
