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The front page of Insajder features several stories focused on Serbian domestic politics, particularly concerning upcoming elections, with discussions on diaspora voting, election list confirmations, and media credibility. International news includes a German intelligence warning about Russia and…
The right to vote for Serbian citizens abroad may be purely formal if they have to travel thousands of kilometers to reach a polling station; the Commissioner for Equality recommends measures to make voting accessible under equal conditions.
In an Insajder interview, Dušan Bajatović rejected the possibility of cooperating with the student list and stated regarding the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) that they will not be a partner taken for granted.
The Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) has proclaimed 19 election lists, with one list withdrawn, and the consolidated list is expected no later than October 9th.
The credibility of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) has been brought into question due to its decision regarding 'Informer', according to an OSCE representative.
Voters living in the United States and Canada will face long travel distances, potentially thousands of kilometers, to fulfill their civic duty of voting.
A political commentator suggests that even voters for the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) would benefit from the success of the student-led political group.
The Belgrade City Assembly will hold a session today with 43 items on its agenda, including discussions on the operations of city enterprises.
Protests outside the Assembly of Kosovo have persisted and continued through the night.
The head of Germany's intelligence service has warned of a danger posed by Russia, specifically the risk of being drawn into an ongoing conflict.
A political group, European Serbia, has labeled the current session on the business of city enterprises as a farce and called for the resignation of Mayor Šapić.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the United States withdrew its bombers from a base in Britain due to a threat.
The general director of Hungarian Railways experienced the new high-speed rail line between Budapest and Kelebia, traveling at speeds of 160 km/h.
Two ships were struck by drones in the Bulgarian sector of the Black Sea.
