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The front page of Insajder, a Serbian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include discussions on applying Nobel Prize-winning economic research to Serbia's economy, voter priorities in Novi Sad ahead of elections, and concerns over spyware…
This story explores why price increases don't stop when the central bank raises interest rates, the impact of government aid on living standards, and the unintended consequences of economic stimulus measures in Serbia, referencing research by Nobel laureates.
This report captures the opinions and priorities of residents in Novi Sad regarding the upcoming elections, highlighting what issues are important to them.
Citizen Lab reports that at least 16 individuals in Serbia have been targeted by spyware this year, and warns that the number could increase, with concerns raised about Pegasus and the Rector of the University of Belgrade.
This report features comments from Buligović of the Romani Academic Circle asserting the value of Romani votes and their right to freely choose their political representatives in the upcoming elections.
Professor Čupić of the Student List expresses the aim of encouraging broader public engagement in politics and depoliticizing institutions that have become politicized.
The weather forecast for today predicts warm temperatures up to 25 degrees Celsius, with variable cloudy weather and rain expected on Thursday.
The union representing workers at 'Ziđin Mining' is demanding equal salaries to those of their colleagues at 'Ziđin Copper', despite being under the same ownership.
Manfred Weber has secured his position for a fifth term as the leader of the European People's Party.
Steve Witkoff has arrived in St. Petersburg, with discussions expected to take place with the Russian leadership, potentially concerning the war in Ukraine.
Ivica Dačić states that political stability in Serbia cannot be achieved without the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS).
A preview of the 'MARKER SPECIJAL' program discussing the final stages of election campaigns, featuring reporter segments, guests, and analysis of the political situation.
Marinika Tepić of European Serbia calls for immediate action against high-level corruption involving state officials once there is a change in government.
The Trump administration has reportedly revoked more than 300,000 visas.
The United States has issued a warning to its citizens, advising caution if traveling to Paris because of concerns about violence, robberies, and the use of tear gas.
