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The news on Insajder focuses on domestic Serbian affairs, including a significant legal case involving high-ranking police officials arrested and detained for 30 days. Several stories delve into financial matters, particularly concerning 'Alta banka' and its impact on investors, with ongoing…
Marko Kričak, head of the Criminal Police Directorate, and Boško Sekulović, head of the Criminal Police Service, arrested on Sunday, have been ordered into custody for up to 30 days by the Higher Court in Belgrade.
'Alta banka' has negatively impacted Russian investors' financial prospects in Serbia.
Intesa Invest's investment in Alta Banka has led to investors potentially losing their earnings, though this may be temporary.
Lawyer Viktor Gostiljac stated that the recent pardon decision was made to benefit a specific individual or group.
Pavle Dimitrijevic of CRTA asserts that Zukorlic's electoral list will keep its mandate even if evidence of vote-buying in Aleksinac is confirmed.
A union at the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Novi Sad is calling for the resignation of Dean Boris Dumnic.
A Russian attack on a healthcare institution in Kharkiv has resulted in more than 60 people being injured.
The identities and alleged offenses of pardoned individuals, whose list has been awaited for over a month and is still incomplete, are being examined.
Prosecutor Branko Stamenković stated that all funds related to Alta Banka must be frozen and thoroughly investigated.
Nine academic networks are calling for the dismissal of the leadership of the Science Fund, headed by Darija Kisić.
Students commented on the pardon of an individual accused of attempted murder, stating that pardons should not be used for political settling of scores.
Milo Đukanović has arrived for questioning as part of the 'Telekom' investigation in Montenegro.
Fuel prices in Montenegro show stability for gasoline and a slight decrease for diesel.
Maja Kovačević, Dean of the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, stated that state reform processes should not be rushed and must prioritize avoiding societal divisions.
