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The front page of Insajder focuses heavily on the aftermath of recent elections in Serbia, with a significant story about lawyer Vladimir Beljanski's view that the victory of a student list is a turning point for Serbia and emphasizes the need for independent institutions. Other prominent stories…
Following recent elections, lawyer Vladimir Beljanski stated that the student list's victory is a milestone for Serbia, creating an opportunity for new ideas and changes, while also highlighting the challenge of establishing independent institutions, particularly the judiciary.
An Israeli analyst told Insajder that the current elections in Israel are effectively a referendum on Prime Minister Netanyahu's leadership.
Insajder is hosting a debate titled 'The Day After - Institutional Priorities,' discussing the immediate post-election agenda and priorities for Serbia.
Supporters celebrated the student list's election victory with fireworks in Belgrade, tractors in Novi Sad and Subotica, and dancing in town squares.
Sirens were sounded in Banja Luka at 09:11 to mark the anniversary of a devastating earthquake.
The Appeals Court has upheld sentences totaling 27 years in prison for five individuals convicted of migrant smuggling.
The Ethiopian Orthodox Church reported that at least 60 Christians were killed in two separate attacks.
European Commissioner for Climate Action, Hekstra, stated that Europe needs to prepare for a potential temperature increase of three degrees Celsius by the year 2100.
