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The news on Insajder focuses on domestic Serbian affairs, including a critical report from the EU regarding Serbia's education sector, legal proceedings involving government officials, and a case of alleged torture within a government garage. International news includes comments from Donald Trump…
Bojana Selaković from the National Convention for the EU states that the EU report on Serbia is the worst ever due to repression against universities and students, marking the first time Serbia has regressed in education.
Lawyer Jugoslav Tintor warns that Serbia may miss another opportunity if the proceedings against suspects are prepared hastily.
Nine people, including the commander of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit, Igor Žmirić, have been arrested on suspicion of abuse and torture in a garage of the Serbian government building.
The Higher Court in Belgrade has ordered detention for the director of the Republic Hydrometeorological Service (RHMZ).
Professor Bogoljub Milosavljević states that monitoring journalists is unthinkable in a society that aims to be democratic.
Students from the Mathematical Gymnasium have won five gold medals at a knowledge olympiad.
Police have arrested two individuals on suspicion of damaging a company by 31 million dinars.
Jakov Milatović, the President of Montenegro, stated that they desire relations with Serbia modeled after those between Czechia and Slovakia.
Donald Trump stated that the war with Iran contributed to the Republican party's defeat but was a necessary action.
Amnesty International has documented 50 attacks by soldiers on migrants in Ceuta.
The Association of Judicial Assistants called on future members of parliament to abolish the amendments to the judicial laws.
