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The Insajder front page focuses on domestic Serbian issues, including a psychiatrist's call for societal reconstruction, legal proceedings regarding pardons, and threats against a journalist. International news includes Hungary's support for Serbia and Europe's continued support for Ukraine. A…
Psychiatrist Nevena Čalovska Hercog states that Serbia needs reconstruction of its social community and family relationships, emphasizing the need for critical thinking and informed decisions from society.
Professor Beširević expects the Administrative Court to react to pardons, citing the level of 'arrogance' involved.
The prosecution announced that it is searching for three suspects in connection with threats made against journalist Brankica Stanković in 2023.
Serbia is commemorating Armistice Day, marking the end of World War I.
Péter Magyar stated that Serbia and its new leadership can rely on Hungary's support.
Kaja Kallas announced that Europe will continue its support for Ukraine, and sanctions against Russia will remain in effect.
The article discusses and reviews the events and outcomes of the voting for national minority councils.
Serbia's Honorary Consul in Israel discusses the current political situation and the possibility of agreement between Arab parties and the Israeli opposition.
Legal expert Saša Janković argues that it's insufficient to only prosecute perpetrators; it's crucial to understand how the legal system became subservient to a political option.
