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The Insajder front page features a mix of domestic and regional news, with a focus on Serbian politics, society, and education. Top stories include the impact of a new university financing system, preparations for upcoming elections, and a historical look back at the 2000 protests. There is also…
Nine months after implementing the SPIRI system for university financing, which faced opposition from academia, deans report that it has slowed down operations and hampered international project realization, despite the system being adapted from primary and secondary schools.
The Republic Electoral Commission has decided that polling stations in the diaspora will operate from 7 AM to 8 PM Serbian local time, aligning with the election schedule.
After 22 years since the military investigation, a renewed search for answers is underway in the case of the guardsman.
Valić Nedeljković stated that citizens have the right to report media that engages in inappropriate reporting, and the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) is obligated to respond within 72 hours.
A look back at the events of October 5th, 26 years ago, the day Slobodan Milošević lost power, accompanied by a photo gallery.
New controls are in effect starting today targeting the use of mobile phones while driving and crossing roads.
Political tensions between Sarajevo and Banja Luka remain unresolved following the general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the possibility of a pardon for Milorad Dodik.
Three people sustained minor injuries in traffic accidents that occurred overnight in Belgrade.
A part of the consumers in the Voždovac municipality will be without water on Wednesday due to ongoing works.
The Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad has arrested two individuals suspected of embezzling 3.7 million dinars.
A bomb from World War II was successfully removed in Budapest, leading to the evacuation of the area around the Liberty Bridge.
