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The news on Insajder focuses on regional and international affairs, with a significant portion dedicated to Serbian domestic issues including a legal case and political commentary. International stories cover US politics and elections in New Zealand. Regional news highlights a professor's comments…
A law professor discusses the annulment of presidential pardons in North Macedonia, drawing parallels to similar situations where presidents abuse their power, citing a case involving former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.
Hooligans were heard chanting insults directed at journalist Brankica Stanković from the stands of the Arena.
Predrag Vuletić, the Provincial Secretary for Social Policy, has been ordered into detention for up to 30 days.
Miroslav Andrić from the 'Students Win' list states that the new majority is prepared for the Assembly and that obstructions by the outgoing authorities will harm them.
Sebastien Gricourt from the Jean Jaurès Foundation suggests that students from Serbia would benefit more from studying in Albania than in France.
The parliamentary elections in New Zealand have concluded, with initial results indicating a near tie between the conservative and labour parties.
Doctor Lidija Kandolf emphasizes that prevention and early detection are crucial in combating melanoma and calls for systemic solutions to ensure access to new treatments.
Donald Trump has appointed his controversial advisor, Stephen Miller, to the position of Chief of Staff.
A man was arrested by the Secret Service near the White House after stating his intention to kill President Trump.
The European Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into the possible misuse of EU funds during the renovation of a railway line where an accident occurred.
