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The Insajder news front page from Serbia highlights domestic issues with a focus on the justice system and political events. Key stories include discussions on the legal system being held hostage by political options, calls for vetting judges and prosecutors, and the resignation of the mayor of…
Former ombudsman Saša Janković argues that it's insufficient to prosecute perpetrators; it's crucial to determine how the legal system became a hostage to a single political option, suggesting that institutions only began to function after the election results changed.
Judge Aleksandar Trešnjev suggests that a "vetting" of judges and prosecutors is needed to examine their past actions to reform the judiciary.
The Mayor of Užice, Jelena Raković Radivojević, has submitted her resignation.
The Saint Sava Temple does not have a valid usage permit, as confirmed by the Agency for Spatial Planning and Urbanism to Insajder.
One and a half months after the attack on Nikola Jovanović outside Belgrade Arena, the investigation appears to be stalled, with questions arising about the reasons for the delay.
At least 17 people have been killed in an explosion at a steel factory in Turkey, with a search underway for trapped workers.
New threats have been made against journalist Brankica Stanković, raising questions about who is directing and organizing such messages and how long the state will tolerate them.
The First Basic Prosecutor's Office commented on the investigation against Marko Kričak and Nikolina Sinđelić, stating that the police waited for the retention period of surveillance camera footage from the government building to expire.
The new Knesset session has begun with 120 lawmakers taking the oath of office while negotiations for a new government are underway.
The driver of a bus that overturned claims that he felt unwell while driving.
An Iranian general stated that the rocket industry is more of a domestic product than Persian carpets.
Australia is establishing a regulatory body for artificial intelligence safety following an incident with an OpenAI agent.
