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The news from Insajder focuses on domestic Serbian issues including upcoming elections, political events, and societal concerns. International news includes a report on Ursula von der Leyen's Western Balkans tour and developments in Northern Macedonia and Russia-Ukraine conflict. There's also a…
Ognjen Rašuo, a member of the Commission for Revision of the Voter List, discusses the challenges and importance of ensuring a clean voter list for fair elections in Serbia, highlighting issues like delays in list publication and the need for citizen verification.
Tatjana Mićić is giving a statement to the police regarding an incident involving Aleksandar Šapić outside the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) office in Novi Beograd.
Ursula von der Leyen has begun her tour of the Western Balkans in Tirana, Albania, with Serbia not included in the current itinerary.
The director of Belgrade Power Plants, Miloš Vučić, stated that the heating plants are prepared for the upcoming season, with system tests scheduled to start on October 1st.
The Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) announced that inmates in correctional facilities will have 29 polling stations available for them to cast their votes in the forthcoming elections.
Ilija Srđanović from the 'Students' List - Students are Winning' group stated that they do not intend to support what they perceive as a failing political entity.
The Serbian Business Registers Agency (APR) announced that starting October 1st, there will be a mandatory requirement to verify the accuracy of data concerning the beneficial owner of businesses.
The Norwegian parliament is holding hearings with 11 current and former ministers concerning their alleged connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
An investigation is ongoing after one of the five individuals arrested near the RAF Fairford base reportedly called the police himself.
Police in North Macedonia have arrested five individuals on suspicion of terrorism and having ties to ISIS.
Russia conducted an airstrike on Kyiv, while Ukraine targeted Russian energy infrastructure.
A tender for the Expo stage has been finalized, with a British company and a firm from Ruma winning the contract worth over 91 million dinars.
According to UN official Žefre, school employees experienced violence during protests organized by high school students.
