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The news from Insajder.net covers a range of topics, including the aftermath of a verdict against former KLA leaders and its impact on Kosovo and its relations with the West, domestic issues like infrastructure problems in Belgrade's Borča settlement, and political developments in Serbia…
The conviction of former KLA leaders has led to protests in Kosovo and has implications for Pristina's relationship with the West and internal affairs, with potential appeals to the verdict.
Residents of the Borča settlement in Belgrade are facing persistent issues with the lack of a sewage system, which is described as essential for life.
President Vučić discussed the potential sale of NIS, noting that Russian interests are to retain the company while American investors are evaluating whether a European country or they themselves should acquire it.
Marinika Tepić of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) announced the launch of their program presentation, emphasizing the restoration of the rule of law and combating crime as key priorities.
Elections in two German federal states are seen as a crucial test to determine if they can curb the growing influence of the far-right AFD party.
Saudi Arabia has confirmed that Houthi rebels from Yemen attempted an attack on the capital city of Riyadh.
A 16-year-old was seriously injured after falling from a motorcycle in the Mirijevo area of Belgrade and required emergency medical attention.
Dutch police intervened to break up violent demonstrations organized by far-right groups in The Hague.
During elections in Russia, an observer from the Yabloko party reportedly collapsed during an arrest, and voting also took place in regions of Ukraine that Russia has annexed.
A motorcyclist in France received a nine-month jail sentence for offenses including insulting, spitting at, and damaging the vehicle of a mayor in a small municipality.
