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The front page of Insajder.net features a mix of domestic and international news. A prominent story discusses the European Union's criticism of Serbian authorities regarding democracy and values, while also noting that the EU does not wish to completely cut ties with Serbia, seemingly to counter…
The European Union criticizes Serbia's democratic backsliding and actions against European values but refrains from imposing direct measures on authorities, maintaining a strategic partnership. This approach is re-examined after an EU official condemned officials attending Ratko Mladic's funeral…
The former president of Serbia's Supreme Court and the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) states that the election campaign is already unequal, suggesting a lack of fair competition in the upcoming elections.
Donald Trump announced that an agreement has been reached for permanent control over Greenland's security, indicating a new arrangement concerning the strategic island.
The Serbian government has decided to extend the reduction of excise taxes on oil derivatives until September 27th, a measure aimed at easing fuel costs.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service (RHMZ) predicts that October will be warmer than average but also rainy, with occasional days exceeding 25 degrees Celsius.
Emergency services reported that five people sustained minor injuries when a bus collided with taxis at Zelen venac, and a young man was seriously injured in a motorcycle fall.
Interpol has successfully identified 126 suspected terrorists using artificial intelligence, marking a significant advancement in counter-terrorism efforts.
Donald Trump has signed a law imposing sanctions on Russia, specifically targeting its energy sector and a 'phantom fleet' of oil tankers.
