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The news from Insajder focuses on economic concerns in Serbia, with an economist discussing inflation and the impact on salaries. Other prominent stories include domestic crime, election-related issues concerning voter lists and diaspora voting rights, and international affairs such as the…
An economist discusses inflation in Serbia, noting that prices have risen 4.1% in a year, with a monthly increase of nearly 2.2%, and questions whether this should be a concern or if the situation will stabilize by year-end.
Journalists interviewed citizens in southern Serbia about their opinions and future voting decisions to understand the region's political direction.
This story questions the unequal voting rights for Serbian citizens abroad, using the example of Slavica from Michigan compared to Slavica from Aranđelovac.
A power plant in Kyiv was hit during a Russian attack, resulting in the deaths of two people.
Seven individuals have been arrested in a joint operation by the police and the Security Information Agency (BIA) on suspicion of murder, kidnapping, and drug trafficking.
Russia will implement reciprocal measures, requiring visas for citizens of Montenegro starting November 1st.
Italian General Roberto Vergori assumes command of KFOR today.
The European Union and Moldova have initiated accession negotiations, opening discussions under two new clusters.
Ognjen Rašuo claims the number of valid ID cards has increased by 235,000 in just over four months and expects the Ministry of Internal Affairs to provide an explanation.
A former gang leader has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for orchestrating the murder of Tupac Shakur.
A former Ukrainian officer's trial begins in Germany concerning the Nord Stream pipeline explosions.
Zukorlić stated that discussions on post-election coalitions will happen later, and the primary criterion is not about dividing positions.
