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The Insajder front page features news on domestic Serbian politics, including discussions on pardons and amnesties, and preparations for the 2026 elections. International news covers protests in France, potential US executions, Ukrainian negotiations, Spanish housing crisis protests, and floods in…
A law professor from the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Law has stated that the lack of official statements from the Ministry of Justice regarding the procedure for making decisions on amnesty and pardons raises doubts about whether the legal procedure was followed, and questions the criteria…
In the pre-election cycle, Insajder TV journalists visited Loznica, Valjevo, and Užice to talk with citizens and understand their opinions and future electoral decisions to answer the question: 'Where is Western Serbia headed?' The program airs on Thursday at 8:30 PM on Insajder television.
Today in Serbia, the weather will be cloudy and cooler, with rain expected in some areas.
The second meeting between representatives of the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs and the ODIHR mission for observing the election process has been held.
Following large protests in France, the Minister of Education has announced the arrival of 3,000 teachers to schools facing staff shortages, while unions are calling for a strike.
US authorities have announced that they will broadcast the execution of the attacker from the Fort Hood military base live, according to Hegset.
Ukrainian negotiators are in the United States today and tomorrow to meet with envoys of former President Trump.
Tributes are being paid across Spain to Marikarmen Abascal, who has become a symbol of protests against the country's housing crisis.
Heavy rains have caused floods and landslides in Chile, leading to the evacuation of over 1,000 people and reports of injuries.
The price of oil has dropped after former President Trump stated he would not attack Iran before the US elections.
Djilas stated that the "European Serbia" political list would introduce sanctions against Putin's regime if they win the elections.
A new episode of the Election Insajder Debate discusses whether Serbia aligns with the East, the West, or remains independent.
