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The news from Insajder focuses heavily on Serbian politics, particularly upcoming elections and a potential resignation, alongside international news including trade discussions between Trump and Xi, and events in Greece and Iran. There's also coverage of domestic social issues like traffic…
Serbia has not seen a turnout of over 60% in nearly two decades, and the upcoming elections are expected to have a significantly higher voter turnout than previous cycles due to anticipated societal shifts and political changes. The article explores who might benefit from this increased…
An Insajder debate discusses whether the upcoming elections will lead to a change in the actors holding power or a transformation of the method of governance.
President Aleksandar Vučić announced that he will be resigning from his position on Sunday evening.
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have held discussions on trade and artificial intelligence, with China calling on the US to exercise caution concerning Taiwan.
In Niš, residents welcomed cyclists while the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) organized a parallel rally, leading to police intervention to separate the two groups. Photo gallery included.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran is ready for an agreement and has never sought nuclear weapons.
A powerful explosion startled residents in Athens, resulting in one person being injured.
The weather forecast indicates rain will continue today, followed by a change with rising temperatures expected by the end of September.
Emergency services reported that seven people sustained injuries in six separate traffic accidents that occurred in Belgrade.
The IT Office has announced that starting in 2027, e-sick leave will become mandatory for employers, including entrepreneurs who hire other individuals.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the Republic of Serbia and the Kingdom of Tonga have officially established diplomatic relations.
Israeli forces have carried out raids in several cities located in the West Bank.
The Prime Minister of Nepal addressed the UN General Assembly, appealing for international assistance to help cope with severe flood damage.
