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The Insajder news front page covers a range of topics including education, energy prices, political campaigns, and international news. A prominent story discusses the need for better conditions for teachers in Serbia, while another reports on new heating charges in Belgrade. Political analysis on…
Professor Ana Pešikan emphasizes that teachers require adequate working conditions and that education in Serbia cannot be sustained solely on enthusiasm, stating that responsibility for the state of education should not fall solely on individuals.
Starting October 1st, Belgrade will have a new calculation for heating bills, with energy prices decreasing but the fixed part of the cost increasing, which will impact citizens' overall expenses.
Political scientist Nikola Parun analyzes the current election campaign, suggesting that the present calm is merely a prelude to more intense political activity.
Kosovo police have arrested nine individuals in Zubin Potok on suspicion of committing war crimes.
A severe storm has caused widespread disruptions in the northeastern United States, leading to floods, power outages, and the cancellation of numerous flights.
Despite Donald Trump rejecting their proposal concerning the Strait of Hormuz, Iran continues to advocate for a diplomatic resolution to the ongoing tensions.
Residents in the Vračar municipality will experience a water outage on Tuesday due to planned maintenance or issues.
OpenAI has announced a halt in the training process for its most advanced artificial intelligence models, citing unspecified reasons.
A large demonstration took place in Madrid with tens of thousands of people protesting against the ongoing housing crisis.
